Cheney endorses McCain. Obama uses that endorsement to attack McCain. Surprise.
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Showing posts with label John McCain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John McCain. Show all posts
Sunday, November 02, 2008
Friday, September 26, 2008
The End Of John McCain?
Not many politicians could survive the following paragraph:
At the bipartisan White House meeting that Mr. McCain had called for a day earlier, he sat silently for more than 40 minutes, more observer than leader, and then offered only a vague sense of where he stood, said people in the meeting.McCain had better know how to change water into wine, because he is in deep doo doo. Recommend this Post
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John McCain
Friday, August 22, 2008
Seven Houses
Obama plays hardball.
Oh and I think the line "He couldn't remember", is inspired. It raises doubts about McCain's mental fitness. Recommend this Post
Oh and I think the line "He couldn't remember", is inspired. It raises doubts about McCain's mental fitness. Recommend this Post
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Barack Obama,
John McCain
Saturday, June 28, 2008
He's Fabulous!
In the upcoming election, John McCain will need help from traditionally non-Republican constituencies. With this in mind, the McCain campaign has enlisted the help of gay-friendly pop singer, Madonna, in an effort to bring McCain's message to a new audience.
By the way, whoever put this together is a genius. The way they blended McCain's speech with the song, is gold baby, gold. Recommend this Post
By the way, whoever put this together is a genius. The way they blended McCain's speech with the song, is gold baby, gold. Recommend this Post
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John McCain,
Madonna
Friday, March 21, 2008
Speaking About Videos
Here are a couple that Republicans should talk about.
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Here is John McCain giving a nuanced and dare we say it, reasonable explanation of his ambivalence toward the evangelical wing of the Republican Party. To me, this sounds an awful lot like Obama's reasoning for not abandoning his minister. Evangelicals are part of the Republican Party and to denounce them would be denouncing a big chunk of America. The question for Republicans is, is it now time for your party to break its association with the religious right, since you are demanding the same course of action from Obama toward his minister? Recommend this Post
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Here is John McCain giving a nuanced and dare we say it, reasonable explanation of his ambivalence toward the evangelical wing of the Republican Party. To me, this sounds an awful lot like Obama's reasoning for not abandoning his minister. Evangelicals are part of the Republican Party and to denounce them would be denouncing a big chunk of America. The question for Republicans is, is it now time for your party to break its association with the religious right, since you are demanding the same course of action from Obama toward his minister? Recommend this Post
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John McCain,
U.S. Election
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