The Vices of Their Virtues

I suggest you view Obama's campaign stop Sunday in Detroit and you will rewrite a lot of this article.

If people would take the time to think I feel this election would have been decided a long time ago. Just friday we was suppose to have a debate on foreign policy and it turn into a debate on economics. Now in fairness to the topic will the next debate have some foreign policy question in it, who knows, but these two men are totally different. Obama is riding the wave of revenge voters and making up foreign policy relations as he goes alone from a class room teacher, and McCain have live through what Obama has read out loud. This election is a total joke to me and if Obama wins he will be the biggest joke of a president this country has ever seen. How in the hell do you win an debate on foreign policy if you don't know where foreign policy begins. Going to Iraq flying over troops and landing in Europe giving a speech there and collecting money doesn't give you credits on foreign policy. Obama will win this election because people are mad with GW Bush blaming him for a lot of stuff he has no control over. How can a man look millions of people in the face and say I am a leader of the free world having been lead to victory on the backs of angry voters, a liberal media, Blacks Americans voting because he is black (the hell with what he stands for) and Hollywood Celebs pushing him forward. To me that's a real cowardly way to win a race, but it does give the winner Foreign Policy credits, which is enough to carry the White House......Ain't life funny, those who stands for nothing gain the most------(McCain 08)

Uh oh. Looks like Rick Davis is in hotter water as the F Mac investigations continue.

Will McCain have a campaign director in a week? Will Rick Davis get fired? Stay tuned...

In discussing foriegn policy, we as Americans have to remember that all eyes inthe world are watching us. The world sees the candidates who we have selected. The world sees the racism and hatred we say to one another. The world sees the deceptions that our candidates use on the population in order to get elected. The world hears how our candidates plan to deal with other nations.
The world is laughing itself silly at how we have fallen because we tripped over our own ego. The world is truly asking itself why we shouild be trusted by it when we can't even be truusted by ourselves.

Wow, I am so delighted to see a well-balanced analysis of the two candidates! Nowadays, you almost always read a glowing description of one candidate based on the writer's political inclination. I'm actually getting tired to read (or altogether skip) articles written by known surrogates of the two candidates. Based on this article, one should be able to decide who to vote for if one is still pretty much undecided, isn't it?

Well, I think Harold Ford, Jr. is probably correct. I am an independent, and really didn't mind Clinton, despite his sexual picadillos. I can understand Obama's "cool" image, after his links to Wright & Ayers. John McCain is John McCain. Like him or not, at least you know what you are getting. With Obama, I have no idea.

Hey, Share(fox)news, as a certified McCain operative perhaps YOU can translate the following response from Palin into English for us.

From the Couric interview.

COURIC: Why isn't it better, Governor Palin, to spend $700 billion helping middle-class families struggling with health care, housing, gas and groceries? Allow them to spend more and put more money into the economy? Instead of helping these big financial institutions that played a role in creating this mess?

PALIN: That's why I say, I like ever American I'm speaking with were ill about this position that we have been put in where it is the tax payers looking to bailout. But ultimately, what the bailout does is help those who are concerned about the health care reform that is needed to help shore up the economy. Helping the ... Oh, it's got to be about job creation too. Shoring up our economy and putting it back on the right track. So health care reform and reducing taxes and reining in spending has got to accompany tax reductions and tax relief for Americas. And trade we've got to see trade as opportunity, not as a competitive scary thing. But 1 in 5 jobs being created in the trade sector today. We've got to look at that as more opportunity. All those things under the umbrella of job creation. This bailout is a part of that.

WTF!!!???
Somewhere John McCain is beating his head slowly against a wall...

To: neos. You, like NBC, are just a little elitist group, that wants to rule the Nation. I would imagine that George Boros, and moveon.org, invited you and Katie to an extravagent dinner.
I would assume you are about 18 years old, and listen only to your professors.

American politics has become a joke. How can a potential president say that he looks in Putin eyes and see KGB? Does US politics only consist of simple slogans to win over a ignorant population?
How come in this "democracy" there are only 2 candidates and they both share the same view of politics towards Russia?

They talk about Russia as a crazy aggressive animal that escaped from the cage with the imperial intent of re-taking the Soviet Union.... It is a real country with real security concerns. America has encirled them with a military alliance, US army bases, missile shield, arming neighbors etc. And they even keep calling it Russian aggression even though it was the US satelite state Georgia that attacked. Are Americans so stupid that they are buying all this BS? It is like watching twilight zone, nobody not even mentions the worlds resistance and rejection of an American Empire to rule the world as a possible source of anti-american sentiments among people and countries.

Well, I saw the debate.

I believe John McCain is a rare individual of awesome power, but he is not executive material, and would be dangerous in such capacity.

I wonder what life would be like today if McCain were president during the Cuban missile crisis, with all the hawks screaming "Invade now!???, unaware of the island's tactical nukes. Thankfully, a cool JFK was instead on watch.

I do not fault McCain for voting to attack Iraq. Attack is what hawks do. Avoiding war in the first place is a (competent) president's job, and something that Obama clearly would have done, of course. Unfortunately, we had a weak executive at the time and the hawks flew the coup.

I don't fault Obama for voting against the surge. He is not a military man, and would be no better at advising the nuts and bolts of conflict than a hawk like McCain could in avoiding such conflict in the first place. I expect the executive to keep us out, like Obama would have, not run the ground war.

McCain said he would fight in Iraq for the honor of fallen service persons, so their deaths are not in vain. This is your typical hawkish simpleton view, not the larger picture or even why we fight.

McCain is wrong. There is no way to die in vain in service to the USA. Military action sends a clear message to anyone wanting to steal America's freedom to think again, regardless of the overall military success of the conflict.

McCain's doctrine of no deaths unavenged is nonsense; otherwise we would reinvade the Korean peninsula and reengage in Indochina. His doctrine is a recipe for future, more protracted wars.

McCain also wants to put us on a collision course with Russia by rushing former satellites into NATO ASAP. This is reckless; all things have their moment and now is not the moment to be pushing the Russians further. Our own Secretary of State mentioned this last week, saying we have been ignorant of Russia's perspective. Hawks, by their nature, always think the time is NOW, just like McCain running off to Washington instead of the debates. That was no stunt; that was John McCain. Hardly cool, executive material.

John McCain's impulsive manor was on full display last Friday evening, with his simpleton cure to spending: freeze and veto everything. This is again his narrow minded hawk focus for you, devoid of the bigger picture, and again an attribute more fitting of a combat unit commander, not an executive. People are not going to keep their heads and work the problem if the President is losing his own.

Obama, on the other hand, wants measured cuts based upon our morals and needs. A McCain weight loss program would be a feeding freeze; an Obama plan a healthy diet and exercise.

Hawks like McCain, seeing only the target immediately in front of them, see only the small picture, usually in cross hairs. Thats what makes a great military man, and we need such magnificent individuals to carry out the will of the executive.

But we do not need such individual as the executiv

Here it comes......Tony is ready to collect his Wtness Protection Amnesty.....Tony is about to give Fitzgerald his request.....Hussein's head on a silver platter. Close to being done....Good timing...don't ya'll think....

Chicago Tribune reporters David Kidwell, John Chase and Jeff Coen wrote September 27, 2008, that, according to "sources", Rezko "has met with federal prosecutors and is considering cooperating in the corruption probe of the governor's administration." (This was confirmed by the Chicago Sun-Times' Natasha Korecki.)......

This could quite well...end up getting MicHELLe investigated as well...the indictment will involve...Hospital contracts...which Hussein and herself were major players. Rezko already found quilty in it.....Gov. Blogojevich and Hussein did the actual dirty work.....

Ya'll can cry...scream...call names. It doesn't matter......Fitzgerald wants...and is gonna get....a Federal Indictment against The False One.

NOBAMA!!!

Rezko's possible change of heart...after years of steadfast refusal...has sent ripples through a tight circle of prominent defense attorneys who represent dozens of potential witnesses and targets in the wide-ranging probe.

Well polls show who won and it was clearly Obama. Even according to FoxNews' poll. Obama clearly won the debate according to the American public. And most importantly, according to independents.

in the republican states it's buisness as usual...

use the malinformed right wingers to put another useless repubican in the white house.