McCain Cracks Under Pressure - Leadership in Doubt

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Ow wow! A CNN web poll.

That's about as useful as the ones here on NACHI or the how about the one's all the Ron Paulites would flood on a regular basis.

Mike.

Tell me...with a straight face...that you believe that McCain is suspending his campaign to save the American economy.

I'm waiting.

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

No matter the outcome the economic bailout will not bode well for McCain, it can't, the deck is already stacked against him because of his current stand and his relationship to Bush.

Whatever Bush says or does tonight, whether right or wrong, McCain will be forced to go against it simply to defend the notion that he is (a)The Maverick and (b) The Candidate of Change to maintain his image.

Obama on the other hand has always shown himself to be bipartisan and willing to work with his opposition if it was in the best interest of the public. I believe that Obama will find it much easier to stand with GWB then McCain will.

Sometimes, it just ain't easy being The Maverick.

[William J. Decker]

Originally Posted by jbushart

He is NOT a Republican....I don't care what the Republicans say or want to believe.

The fact is that he IS a Republican. The Republican Party and its members voted for him and nominated his.

Jim: Used to be NACHI Police, now Republican police

[William J. Decker]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

Obama on the other hand has always shown himself to be bipartisan and willing to work with his opposition if it was in the best interest of the public. I believe that Obama will find it much easier to stand with GWB then McCain will.

Huh? Exactly when, Joe?

When, during any kind of conflict or substanitive debate, has Obama "shown" mimself to be bipartisian or willing to "work" with "his" opposition"?

Put up or shut up.

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by wdecker

Put up or shut up.

I suggest holding your breath.

[gbeaumont]

Originally Posted by wdecker

Huh? Exactly when, Joe?

When, during any kind of conflict or substanitive debate, has Obama "shown" mimself to be bipartisian or willing to "work" with "his" opposition"?

Put up or shut up.

Wil, it was according to all reports Obama who reached out to McCain yesterday morning and suggested stopping the bull**** & ballyhoo, and return to Washington to do something productive.

Aparently campain workers on both sides were keen to get back to D.C. because they are loosing a fortune by being unavailable to lobby

Regards

Gerry

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Obama: Debate is 'More Important Than Ever'

[William J. Decker]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

I suggest holding your breath.

Thought so.

All p*ss and vinager and in your face, until you stair them down.

Not to be redundant, but, Nuff Said!

[Randy D. Stufflebeem]

[quote=jbushart;416156]Gee....do you think it was really just a gimmick? Does this mean that the VPILF was only a political choice...and not really his selection of the most qualified person to succeed him in office?

I am starting to have my doubts about John McCain and his sincerity.[/quote]

Just now starting to have doubts!

[Joseph Burkeson, CMI]

Originally Posted by wdecker

Thought so.

All p*ss and vinager and in your face, until you stair them down.

Not to be redundant, but, Nuff Said!

You have yet to explore the depths of your insignificance like the rest of us have, please... and I mean this in the best possible way, kiss my ***.

[William J. Decker]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

You have yet to explore the depths of your insignificance like the rest of us have, please... and I mean this in the best possible way, kiss my ***.

And I always take it in that way, Joe.

And, since anyone can only speak for themselves, I am glad to see your work on your own self assessment.

[Randy D. Stufflebeem]

Originally Posted by jbushart

You're not being fair, Randy.

I have voted Republican in every election since (and including) Gerald Ford. Had the Republican party nominated a Republican for president this year, I would have certainly voted for him.

Instead, they gave us their reject of 8 years ago...and some chick. I am underwhelmed, to say the least.

I understand Jim! I have reservations myself until I look at the other side then I am terrified. I see two choices vote McCain or don't vote. I don't give a fat rats ***** who is running, I would never vote for Obama simply because of his stances and the socialism values he holds. This is where you and I differ and quite frankly your position makes no sense jumping on the Obama train.

[Christopher Currins]

Originally Posted by jburkeson1

This bonehead move will in the end cause McCain to loose the election, once your leadership comes into doubt support will fade. I expect that over the next week Obama will kick way out in front of the polls and never look back.

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Excerpt: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26872907

McCain wants to reschedule this weeks debate for the veep night debate and postpone the veep one. I wonder why?

[George A. H. Luck]

Obama now going to Washington.

Another flip flop.

SNAP! I've seen less action from a fish in the bottom of my aluminum boat. Does this moron stand for anything? (that was a rhetorical question)

[Christopher Currins]

Originally Posted by gromicko

Jim, you're correct. He should step down and let Sarah have it.

That's even more scary.


September 24, 2008
Categories: Sarah Palin

Palin and Couric




COURIC: I'm just going to ask you one more time, not to belabor the point. Specific examples in his 26 years of pushing for more regulation?


PALIN: I'll try to find you some, and I'll bring them to you.