Gaffe Alert!

I guess I don't see the connection here; What has this goit to do with McCain?

IM NO WHINNER!
IM STICKING TO MY GUNS AND MY RELIGEON!
PANNING FOR GOLD!!
DOING WHAT I CAN!
GAS SUCKS!
NEUCLEAR ENERGY IS DUMB IDEA!
SOLAR IS BETTER!!!
DRILLING FOR OIL OFF OUR COASTS SUCKS!
DRILLING ON OUR LAND IS OK,EXCEPT ALASKA NO GO!
TAX CODE REVISION IN GREAT NEED!!!
OBAMA/BIDEN 08!!!

Phil and Wendy Gramm have a long history of crooked politics. Google their names and Enron. Considering that McCain is trying to cast himself as a maverick and a moderate, he sure chooses some strange bedfellows, including Karl Rove and many other Bush operatives. Birds of a feather .....

I cannot believe that we would even THINK of electing McCain president and continuing the failed Bush policies. McCain (yes, he was a war hero) has become a typical Republican political hack. In 2000 he decried all that Bush stood for. Now he says that he will, in essence, continue the failed policies he found so offensive. Which is it Mr. McCain? Who are you really?

I firmly believe that if we elect McCain we risk outright class warfare in this country within 25 years! We cannot afford four more years of the same Republican tripe.

How ignorant these people are. They have no idea what an average family goes thru in a day to day survival. These people are millionairs. They don't buy their own gas, buy their own groceries, don't have to worry about how they will pay their bills. I remember when Bush was elected in 2004, a London News Paper had on their front page " How 57 Million people can be so Stupid". Do you want to see these Headlines in November? Get rid of these people from Washington.

I live in a large city in The San Joauquin Valley of California where the economy is always in tough shape. People try not to "whine" and work hard to simply exist. The city I speak of is Stockton, California. Our fine city boasts the highest average national gas prices and the highest rate of foreclosures in the nation. It seems to me that Phil Gramm has been talking with George Bush too much and is also living in a "state of denial". Do we want four more years of this kind of "leadership?. OOOPS!!! Their I go whining.

I live in a large city in The San Joauquin Valley of California where the economy is always in tough shape. People try not to "whine" and work hard to simply exist. The city I speak of is Stockton, California. Our fine city boasts the highest average national gas prices and the highest rate of foreclosures in the nation. It seems to me that Phil Gramm has been talking with George Bush too much and is also living in a "state of denial". Do we want four more years of this kind of "leadership?. OOOPS!!! Their I go whining.

Gramm is not any old surrogate that McCain can distance himself from. IGramm's comments cannot be dismissed as a bonehead remark. Gramm is responsible for much of McCain's economic plans. This is the kind of thinking that is behind McCain's policies.

We as citizen need to first ask ourselves when is it okay to whine. If my child mopes in the house and whines for no reason, I tell him to pick himself up and not to let everyone else wear him like a coat. When he is honestly hurt or sad, I comfort him and make it go away. With that analogy, we as a country are a bunch of whiners, but there is a reason for doing so. Mr. Gramm was wrong for assuming we just walked into the house and moped, then started crying and whining for no reason. McCain was right for dismissing him.

I guess i should call my client and let him know he is a whiner. Because he was laid off from his job, because his company he worked for decided to ship his job overseas.

Democrats for Jesse Jackson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wrong, Mr. Fineman, McCain did not "immediately" distance himself from Gramm. First the McCain camp defended Gramm and his remarks. It was only after they felt the quake 8 tremors coming that McCain decided to distance himself and do it sharply. You also underplayed the important role Gramm plays in the McCain's campaign and you fail to mention the implications of McCain himself talking about the psychological impact of his proposed economic policies. Therefore, I believe you underestimate how greatly Gramm's remarks will damage McCain's chances in the fall.

I had the great misfortune of living in Texas when Gramm was in the Senate. He is treacherous, calculating and simply an all-around miserable human being. Not a surprise that he's big buddies with McSame. That feigned down-home good-old-boys slapping my homies on the butt in the locker room game gets so boring so fast. Can't Gramm/McShame find something a little more original to play while they idle away their time between now and when they lose the election in November? Sheesh, what a bunch of nincompoops!

The man spoke the truth and shouldn't back away from it one inch. We ARE a nation of whiners and are focused on anything but becoming more learned. Also, by including comparison with Jesse Jackson's supposedly off-mike remark, Fineman shows himself to be a shill for Obama's campaign.

Gramm's problem is that he went against the Politically Correct orthodoxy of the MSM and their surrogate Democrats.

The Democrat's PC mantra is, "we are all victims and must have government help". Gramm simply said, "get to work".

But that is enough to set off the MSM and the Liberal Democrats.