Opinion: McCain Can Win »

Posted By SonOfTheMask 1 year, 1 month ago in News

John McCain versus Barack Obama. It's odd, in a sense, that we've come to this. Not since 1940...has a candidate so uncredentialed (Obama) topped a national ticket.

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    SonOfTheMask1 year, 1 month ago

    FTA: "Even Adlai Stevenson, Robert Dole and Jimmy Carter, as relatively minor as were their qualifications for headship of the world's No. 1 nation, had held significant positions longer than the junior senator from Illinois. Even George W. Bush had!"

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    SonOfTheMask1 year, 1 month ago

    FTA: "Voters are suckers for slogans. "Now More Than Ever." ("More" what?) "All the Way With LBJ." ("All the way" to what?) Still, Obama's Rorschachian personality â;; read into his pronouncements, his exhortations, whatever you like â;; sends vagueness to new heights."

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    SonOfTheMask1 year, 1 month ago

    FTA: "Obama has the white liberals in his pocket. So, too, the black vote. Others he has to move, to sway. Can he? With what? That's the problem when you've just come flying out of the political chute with neither experience nor anything more to offer than the impression of wisdom and discernment as argument for preference."

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    Endoscopy1 year, 1 month ago

    The polls reflect this. I keep posting this web site that daily updates the projection with the latest polls.

    http://electoral-vote.com/

    It seems that if everybody went to vote now McCain beats Obama but loses to Clinton. The reason for the super delegates not to throw the nomination to Clinton is they fear that the black vote would stay home. That would give it to McCain. They think they lose no matter what.

    I love it.

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    CRYMTYPHON1 year, 1 month ago

    These articles always say at the end, something like:

    'So and So is a fellow at the Family Forum for Heritage Eagles'

    Do 'fellows' get a paycheck? Do they also have real jobs?

    In this case I googled the writer: Bill Murchison. A creationist kicked out of Baylor for being too reactionary, he spends retirement writing articles that tell far right-wingers that they aren't far right enough.

    That's not much. What we have here, people, is jealousy.

    Obama is a young man of dubious origin who has become a US Senator with 2 best-sellers and a Grammy, who has already successfully surfed the terrible waves of national politics for years.

    Mr. Murchison, on the other hand, is unqualified to write anything about Obama's qualifications, except that Obama has an irreducible complexity.

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      stephen-johnson1 year, 1 month ago

      Obama isn't finishing the primaries strong - he acts like a football team that has a lead and is running out the clock.

      I have my doubts about McCain, both as a campaigner and with his policies. But without some appeal to working class whites in the Midwest/Border South, it's hard to see how Obama can win in November.

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        RedRiverJ1 year, 1 month ago

        My problem with Jaun McCain is his stance on immigration. I saw him on TV today and he is still pandering to both sides of the aisle. CHECK OUT NUMBERS USA THEY ARE AT IT AGAIN.........TRYING TO SNEAK ANOTHER AMNESTY BILL PAST US.

        AMNESTY WARNING. PLEASE TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION.

        We have just learned that sellout Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Larry "bathroom" Craig (R-Idaho)have successfully inserted the "Ag Jobs" amnesty components into a defense spending bill.

        This amendment has been accepted by the Senate Appropriations Committee and has been added to an Iraq War spending bill.

        They could vote on the spending bill today or tomorrow. If the bill passes with this language included it will grant a form of AMNESTY to millions of illegal aliens working on farms. Call and fax at the numbers site for free.

        http://www.numbersusa.com/index

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        TheRealizer1 year, 1 month ago

        For some unknown reason the (working) middle class in this nation think they are still important to politicos. They actually are until the voting is over, then they are legislated against mercilessly. The whole object of uncontrolled inward migration is to lower the cost of labor for the corporate class. If this trend continues it will be a choice between eating and having a roof over your head. Pay attention now or pay harshly in a few more years.

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          bamababy1 year, 1 month ago

          OMG, We certainly have an interesting gathering in here,now don't we? Voting just to vote against someone else is utterly counter productive and just plain STUPID!!! We have soldiers dying to protect your right to vote and you think it's such a game? That sickens me to my very core. Research the candidates on policy and issues (obviously some of us have) and vote on those stances, please don't vote,just to vote against someone. Voting is about choosing a president,not backdooring.

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          Mdiar1 year, 1 month ago

          If I could believe McCain's 2013 promises were serious I'd consider voting for him. I, personally, have no reason to believe him any more then Senator Obama. More and more the Libertarian ticket looks more appealing but Senator Obama, on the Democratic side, seems far more genuine then Senator Clinton.

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          Wolfie20071 year, 1 month ago

          Comment disappeared again. There it is as usual it appeared right after I posted this one.

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