McCain’s ‘Change’ Speech

Barack will, respectfully, keep and put John McCain back in the 20th century. It's man to man now!

The RNC and McCain's folks don't have a clue as to what they are about to go up against. Just know that Barack is not going to play your game(s). And because you will want to apply the typical, you will loose.

Democrats are going to SQUASH the Republicans this time around. I feel confident to say that, on the whole, Americans are not going to put another Republican in the oval office certainly not immediately following George Dubya.

Most Americans want the "war" in Iraq to end now and personally, I don't care if Al-Kiada would see as surrender. Who gives a damn what Al-Kiada thinks? Nobody but war-mongers.

McCain is an old-fashioned, GOP, racist, sexist, puppet of the elite. He will go down in history as the only head of state that did not allow the recognition of a holiday for Martin Luther King, Jr. Up until he began his Presidential campaign, he never apologized and continued to hide behind the bullsh*t excuse that the "Arizona state budget couldn't afford to recognize the holiday". Talk about political expediency....!!!!!

His voting record over the past 24months has matched President Bush's, and continues to agree w/ his Iraq policies. THERE'S NO CHANGE WITH THIS MAN!!

And, for you HRC supporters who are threatening to vote McC, just remember his power to appoint Supreme Court justices. Throw your reproductive rights out the window, ladies. If you still can't find it in your hearts to vote for Obama, at least vote for the 2nd best......LIBERTARIAN PARTY. http://www.lp.org/

Learn more about McC: http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnmccain.com/ OR google "Keating 5"

I LOVE MCCAIN - His speech was funny and I loved his snickers when he said "That's change?" McCain is still cool. He may be older - but he is wiser, experienced and honest. The Obama people are still in denial about Hillary. Without her Obama can win- The only thing he got was superdel rescuing him and they can only vote once in the election. Hillary would be crazy to take VP. She show show the "Good Ol Boy" club not to mess women, seniors and hard working white people.

Obama has won and now he needs to bridge the divide between his supporters and Hillary's supporters. Hillary Clinton will be key in convincing her voters to support Obama this fall. Obama needs to be very careful in how he handles Hillary. It was very clear tonight that Hillary is not yet ready to make nice. I think if you give Hillary a few days to cool down that she will be her usual reasonable self. A rest period will do both campaigns a world of good and after a good nights sleep I think everyone will be much more willing to roll up their sleves and begin the fall campaign. These two canidates have been on a rollercoaster ride for a long time and it is going to take them a little time to decompress. i can't wait to see the democrats come together and blow McCain out of the water in November. It's time to take the White House back!

Hillary got more votes than O. Last night was not history - it was Democrates loosing and taking a racist and his friends to victory for now. O will not win election

A VOTE FOR MCCAIN IS A VOTE FOR HILLARY 2012
GO INDEPENDENT 2008 HILLARY

Here's the change you can believe in. I am a HIllary supporter who just donated and registered to vote for Mccain in November. Ladies, speak up and send a message that experience is vital and gender bias is unacceptable. Donate and register to vote for Mccain today: http://www.johnmccain.com/Undecided/WhyMcCain.htm

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."

Hey, I kinda like that, maybe I'll make a T-Shirt for all the McCain supporters:

McCain's biggest fear ...

THE "WRIGHT-WING" CONSPIRACY

I wonder why Republicans keep Kicking Dem @ss...LOL!! Shouldn't Barry be killing Johhny Mac in the polls?? Wait Johnny has the lead today...oops!!

Three speeches were given tonight.

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, think 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."

McCain???s ???Change??? Speech - why is this not flip flopping? - oh right this is not a Democrat. Only Democrats flip flop - Republicans get to "change." talk about media bias.

McCain speech was not impressive, guess the Republican party will have to do a lot of work to make their candidate more appealing.
People are all eager to hear how he plans to salvage the economy, reduce our reliance on foreign oil, restore our image in this world,make health care more available eic.
It is also important that votes know early from both parties who the VP canidates are going to be.