The Smear Gap

McCain - RICH at over $100 million in income, yet still collecting social security - he didn't think to exempt himself! Amazing.

I think that's OUTRAGEOUS. And he wants to TAX US ON OUR EMPLOYER-CO-PAID MEDICAL BENEFITS - yet he accuses Obama of high taxes... HE doesn't want Obama to win - he might have to pay more taxes HIMSELF -- along with the Bushes, another ELITIST FAMILY, worth in the HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS through their lucrative ties to the Saudi Royals, Big Oil (and little oil) and Wall Street. Did you know that W's grandpappy was the Wall Street banker/financier for ADOLF HITLER's REGIME - he managed the money of German financier Thiessen, who bankrolled Hitler. It's a little known fact about the Bush Family - that illustrious bastion of Republican Ivory Tower Luxe.

Their ELITISM goes FAR BEYOND ANYTHING most of us could ever imagine experiencing in 1000 lifetimes. There is no comparison to Obama. He barely makes the upper middle class "cut" according to McCain, who says $5 million is "rich" -- that would mean Clintons made the cut, but Obamas didn't yet (at $4million in income).

The SCUM ALWAYS RISES TO THE TOP - but by attacking Obama for the very same weaknesses in your own closet, McCain, perhaps you've unwittingly opened a huge CAN OF WORMS.

Maybe the media can find out how much you've stashed away on the side - unreported income -- from the Keating Five days? Maybe the Feds will investigate if a Democrat wins for the next Administration. Maybe that's why you're so scared.

If this isn't one of the greatest moments in America. Obama/Biden. I am so happy that the focus is on Obama and not on McCain and his smear tactics. Found out that McCain is so rich and is getting social security. He does not belong in the White House.

Obama/Biden 08!

Everyone! Just shut up.... please! You are all liberals, and according to history, you are always supressed by the man (Bush). God, I love America! Liberal idiots unite... a vote for McCain is a vote for Bush. And, a vote for Obama, is a vote for Osama. Yes!

It is virtually impossible to rationally deny that the Bush administration, with the full support of the Republican Party, has been arrogantly and irresponsibly giving only apathy, the costs and subterfuge to the American people while they have focused on providing benefit to Special Interests and a select few (including themselves) and that their only defense depends on their ability to sell everyone garbage and BS, which simply explains their current total concentration on garbage and BS instead of the issues. It worked in 2000 and 2004 and they are aggressively trying to do it again. If we accept, deny or ignore it, then we may just be stuck with more of the same and once again simply be victims!

Why do I support Nader? Here is why. Let's us first compare him to Obama. Nader is humble. Not grandiose. Nader does not pretend to be someone he is not. He does not flip flop. He is on the left, but is not radical. What you see is what you get. Compared to McCain, Nader cares about the little guy. No ties to special interests. Understands the needs of the American workers. He is an outsider. McCain is an insider. Nader is a pacifist.

Okay marti start telling us why you think Nader would be able to get anything accomplished

Barry. I am glad you followed my advise (advice) and picked Bayh. Now for the hard part. Convincing Americans that he is the one running for President.

Mrs. McCain was again awakened by her husband, who, having refused to take his antipsychotic earlier that evening, was again sundowning and hallucinating.. She found him wandering aimlessly in the backyard of one their many homes yelling: No. Michelle. No . Put down that tire. No. Police. Police.

Claimed Iraq Was the First Major Conflict Since 9/11 - In an interview with Katie Couric, McCain seems to have forgotten the war in Afghanistan, or at least he thought it wasn't "major" enough. "The fact is we had four years of failed policy. We were losing. We were losing the war in Iraq. The consequences of failure and defeat of the United States of America in the first major conflict since 9/11 would have had devastating impacts throughout the region and the world." Note the initial reference to Iraq- McCain wasn't talking about Afghanistan and simply misspoke. It's indicative of the mindset not just of McCain, but of the Bush Administration's own overlooking of the conflict in Afghanistan while preparing to divert resources to pursue a new, unrelated action in Iraq. Moreover, it's a sad skimming-over of the sacrifice there. To date, more than 500 US soldiers have bravely given their lives there. To say it's not a major conflict is a travesty.

It is without question foreign policy blunders are John Mccain's strong point of consistency

Claimed Iraq Was the First Major Conflict Since 9/11 - In an interview with Katie Couric, McCain seems to have forgotten the war in Afghanistan, or at least he thought it wasn't "major" enough. "The fact is we had four years of failed policy. We were losing. We were losing the war in Iraq. The consequences of failure and defeat of the United States of America in the first major conflict since 9/11 would have had devastating impacts throughout the region and the world." Note the initial reference to Iraq- McCain wasn't talking about Afghanistan and simply misspoke. It's indicative of the mindset not just of McCain, but of the Bush Administration's own overlooking of the conflict in Afghanistan while preparing to divert resources to pursue a new, unrelated action in Iraq. Moreover, it's a sad skimming-over of the sacrifice there. To date, more than 500 US soldiers have bravely given their lives there. To say it's not a major conflict is a travesty.


It is without question that foreign policy blunders are John Mccain's storng point of consistency

Claimed Iraq Was the First Major Conflict Since 9/11 - In an interview with Katie Couric, McCain seems to have forgotten the war in Afghanistan, or at least he thought it wasn't "major" enough. "The fact is we had four years of failed policy. We were losing. We were losing the war in Iraq. The consequences of failure and defeat of the United States of America in the first major conflict since 9/11 would have had devastating impacts throughout the region and the world." Note the initial reference to Iraq- McCain wasn't talking about Afghanistan and simply misspoke. It's indicative of the mindset not just of McCain, but of the Bush Administration's own overlooking of the conflict in Afghanistan while preparing to divert resources to pursue a new, unrelated action in Iraq. Moreover, it's a sad skimming-over of the sacrifice there. To date, more than 500 US soldiers have bravely given their lives there. To say it's not a major conflict is a travesty.


It is without question that foreign policy blunders are John Mccain's storng point of consistency