McCain’s ‘Change’ Speech

The sad part he thinks saying he's for change will make people think he's not the same as Bush. This is by far the biggest joke of the campaign.

How amusing...McSame gave a speech on change..

Now watch him turn into porky pig over the very first REAL question in the General Election.

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/06/04/mccain-caught-off-guard-about-campaigns-lobbyist-problems/

i don't believe the speech served senator mccain's purpose very well.

Obama is a WEAK MAN ....... If he played DIRTY Politics ,He stood in the face of America and stated that he can say he is the nominee. Under who???s standards the ones that CHEATED, this man did not win the DEMOCRATIC way, nor the American Way that is by ?????????WE THE PEOPLE????????? Just they few that STOLE this Election. Did the Democratic party like it when Bush did to Gore or Kerry , No but it???s OKAY WHEN they do this No in my eyes they have place themselves below BUSH , when they STOOPED THAT LOW. I WILL NOT VOTE DEMOCRATIC EVER AGAIN. Take about RULES they have No rule nor MORALS.

Staying home is not an option. We need a new canidate and McCain is not it. Obama is not my first choice but he will be my last choice. I would like Hillary either on the ticket or somewhere in his cabinet but I will not vote for McCain at any cost. I will give Obama 4 years to show me that he will do everything he has promised in this campaign and if he does not come thru I will vote him back out of office as quickly as he was voted in. Let's all vote no matter what and if you are a women I don't see how you could ever justify voting with the republican party and I especially don't see how you can justify voting republican during this election. We need more liberals in the supreme court not conservatives. Stand up vote and be counted in November or suffer the consequences.

I would just like to say 2 things:
1) Can we please stop all of this Obama can't get white working class women voters? I am a white working class woman voter for Obama and have been the whole time! I do not know a single woman who likes Hillary-seriously. I think her supporters are hired actors. What kind of a woman stays with her cheating, lying, sleazy husband to get ahead in her career? Hill -if you as strong as you say you are then you should have gotten rid of Nasty Bill a long time ago and made your own career like the rest of us Hard -Working Real White Women voters! Obama '08
2) I have been talking to a lot of Republicans that have never voted for a Democrat in their lives and most of them said they are voting for Obama! No one wants a war monger McBush! Hillary voters go ahead and vote for McCain then at least he will have a few votes because the rest of the country is voting Obama '08!
Have a great day! Spread peace and tolerance to future generations! Stop Hatred! God Bless America!

Wow, this McC bashing is TOO easy!! The GOP is wishing HRC was their candidate.

Dear ObamaDrama,

You stupid MORON. Read the ENTIRE post before you attempt to respond. I clearly stated, "up until he ran for President, he didn't apologize". And, the apology was "politcally expedient". GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT, you old WRINKLED *** of a witch. YOU Republican drone. You're judging Obama based on what others said/did. I'm judging McC based on what HE did. Whether you're planning to spit anymore rugrats out of that old, crusty snatch of yours, is NOT the point. To have a politician control the reproductive rights of ANY woman is unconstitutional. So, oh intelligent GOP wench, look up your facts, and only respond to the posts that you can understand. Otherwise, you prove yourself to be an idiot, so anxious to make a point, you end up embarassing yourself. With all due respect, of course.

A vote for McCain is NOT a vote for Hillary. A vote for McCain is a vote for Geo. W Bush.

There are many McCain supporters posing as Clintonites, urging you to vote for McCain. They are trying to manipulate your mind.

Clintonites everywhere have to ask themselves some hard questions. I know that Obama has been your rival in the Democratic primary, but it pays to know who your real allies are. If you voted for Clinton because you believe in her policies, you would NEVER vote for McCain, whose political stand is OPPOSITE to Clinton's. Even if your don't like Obama or you are ticked off at the fact that Hillary didn't get the nomination, remember, it is not about who you like as much as it is about WHAT they will do in office. Obama's plans and politics are almost identical to Hillary's. Voting for McCain because you are upset that Clinton lost is like shooting yourself in the foot. Do your REALLY want four more years of a failed economy? Do you REALLY want the recession to become another Great Depression?

I am a Republican who decided to vote for Obama, partly because I think he is a great candidate, but even more so because I am very concerned about the economy. Early in the race when it wasn't certain who was going to win the Dem nomination, I used to say that if Obama lost I would vote for McCain. My reason for that was that I'm a Republican, but also because I hated the Bill Clinton drama years, and I just couldn't warm up to Hilary's personality. But two months ago I realized that if Clinton gets the nomination, I would have to vote for her, even though I really don't like her, because voting for McCain would be so dangerous for our economy, which is on the brink of ruin.

I really respected Huckabee's morals and loved his personality, but when I thought it through, I couldn't see him as President, he just wasn't strong enough to tackle the problems facing us today. McCain is in the same boat. You may not like Obama, but you have to admit he ran a great campaign and has some serious chops as a politician. He can get the job done. Hillary could have too.

Three speeches were given last night.

McCain said "I am not the same as Bush." He also said "I will make you safe, and you should be very, very afraid of the changes Obama is talking about, because Obama will make you unsafe." He SAYS he is different than Bush, and then pulls out the same worn and faded fear card, thinking we are stupid enough to fall for it again. He also set himself up as a "friend" of Hillary Clinton, in a way that was obviously pandering for the votes of her supporters.

Clinton talked about herself non-stop for her entire speech, sending up her victory in South Dakota, repeating her spurious claim of being ahead in the popular vote, and refusing to concede the race. She gave the kind of speech she would have given had she won the nomination, talking about what she plans to do for the country once she takes office. She barely mentioned Obama, completely avoided the fact that he had won the nomination, and tried to stir up the ire and anger of her supporters.

Obama took the stage and praised Clinton as an able politician and a tough fighter, who has devoted her life to helping the American people. He even thanked Hillary for making him a better candidate. And he made it clear that she would have a place in his cabinet working on health care. Beyond that, he gave a stirring speech about how great America is, and how we are going to solve our current problems and become the best nation we can be, returning to our status as leaders of the free world. He spoke of his admiration for Senator McCain, even as he disagreed with McCain's policies. He spoke warmly of his opponents, and never once talked about himself.

McCain tells you "You should be very afraid!"

Hillary says "It's all about me, me, me!"

Obama says "We all have something good to offer. Let's work together to change our nation for the better."