A plant? Are you serious???? This has been going on all week and you say she was a plant??????????????????????? What is this world coming to?
Everyone say a prayer for this sad, sad person.
and I have to admit... My respect for John Mccain doubled today... Fox news and their mind control over the simple minded folk is the cause behind this..
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Good it will send some of them voting for somebody else like I did absentee ballot today http://baldwin08.com piss on McCain & flush Obama....Theres 3 other Candidates that get zero press that are just as capable.
its over
that said i have a very bad feeling there will be an assignation attempt at some point based on all these racist white trash people you are seeing at all these mccain rallies espeicially with the economy going down the tubes
and if that happens its gonna be race riot mania in america
i mean i'm not a fan of obama and think he's a commie but as far as all the other shit its just stupid.....
that said i have a very bad feeling there will be an assignation attempt at some point based on all these racist white trash people you are seeing at all these mccain rallies espeicially with the economy going down the tubes
and if that happens its gonna be race riot mania in america
i mean i'm not a fan of obama and think he's a commie but as far as all the other shit its just stupid.....
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Email|Link|Comments (169) Posted by Foon Rhee, deputy national political editor October 10, 2008 04:43 PM
The head of the nation's biggest labor federation is joining the chorus of voices warning about the increasingly angry crowds coming to John McCain's campaign events.
At rallies this week, McCain's criticisms of Democrat Barack Obama have been met with shouts of "terrorist," "liar," and other harsh words.
"Sen. John McCain, Gov. Sarah Palin and the leadership of the Republican party have a fundamental moral responsibility to denounce the violent rhetoric that has pervaded recent McCain and Palin political rallies," said John Sweeney, president of the AFL-CIO, which has endorsed Obama. "When rally attendees shout out such attacks as 'terrorist' or 'kill him' about Sen. Barack Obama, when they are cheered on by crowds incited by McCain-Palin rhetoric -- it is chilling that McCain and Palin do nothing to object.
"In a world where unspeakable violence is too often promulgated by extremists, it is no small or trivial matter to call someone a terrorist -- or to incite potentially dangerous individuals toward violence," Sweeney said in a statement. "John McCain, Sarah Palin and Republican leaders are walking a very thin line in pretending not to hear the hateful invectives spewed at their rallies. McCain should end this line of attack in the strongest possible terms. Anything less puts McCain in the same camp as the racists and extremists who are bringing their angry rhetoric to his campaign events."
Email|Link|Comments (169) Posted by Foon Rhee, deputy national political editor October 10, 2008 04:43 PM
The head of the nation's biggest labor federation is joining the chorus of voices warning about the increasingly angry crowds coming to John McCain's campaign events.
At rallies this week, McCain's criticisms of Democrat Barack Obama have been met with shouts of "terrorist," "liar," and other harsh words.
"Sen. John McCain, Gov. Sarah Palin and the leadership of the Republican party have a fundamental moral responsibility to denounce the violent rhetoric that has pervaded recent McCain and Palin political rallies," said John Sweeney, president of the AFL-CIO, which has endorsed Obama. "When rally attendees shout out such attacks as 'terrorist' or 'kill him' about Sen. Barack Obama, when they are cheered on by crowds incited by McCain-Palin rhetoric -- it is chilling that McCain and Palin do nothing to object.
"In a world where unspeakable violence is too often promulgated by extremists, it is no small or trivial matter to call someone a terrorist -- or to incite potentially dangerous individuals toward violence," Sweeney said in a statement. "John McCain, Sarah Palin and Republican leaders are walking a very thin line in pretending not to hear the hateful invectives spewed at their rallies. McCain should end this line of attack in the strongest possible terms. Anything less puts McCain in the same camp as the racists and extremists who are bringing their angry rhetoric to his campaign events."
I think the Turnabout today also had to do with Major Pressure from Honarable Current and Former Politicians...
GOP Former Gov: "He Is Not The McCain I Endorsed"
Former Republican Governor of Michigan William Milliken tells the Grand Rapids Press that he's "disappointed" in John McCain and the campaign he is running:
He endorsed John McCain in the presidential primary, but now former Republican Gov. William Milliken is expressing doubts about his party's nominee.
"He is not the McCain I endorsed," said Milliken, reached at his Traverse City home Thursday. "He keeps saying, 'Who is Barack Obama?' I would ask the question, 'Who is John McCain?' because his campaign has become rather disappointing to me.
"I'm disappointed in the tenor and the personal attacks on the part of the McCain campaign, when he ought to be talking about the issues."
GOP Former Gov: "He Is Not The McCain I Endorsed"
Former Republican Governor of Michigan William Milliken tells the Grand Rapids Press that he's "disappointed" in John McCain and the campaign he is running:
He endorsed John McCain in the presidential primary, but now former Republican Gov. William Milliken is expressing doubts about his party's nominee.
"He is not the McCain I endorsed," said Milliken, reached at his Traverse City home Thursday. "He keeps saying, 'Who is Barack Obama?' I would ask the question, 'Who is John McCain?' because his campaign has become rather disappointing to me.
"I'm disappointed in the tenor and the personal attacks on the part of the McCain campaign, when he ought to be talking about the issues."
Kerry: McCain-Palin's "Hate Filled" Crowds Should Disqualify Them
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Four years ago, John Kerry flirted with the idea of making John McCain his running mate. Today, he is denouncing the Arizona Senator for "a stunning failure of leadership," and running a nasty, hate-filled campaign.
In a letter to supporters, the Massachusetts Democrat -- no stranger to smears himself -- ramps up his criticisms of McCain to new heights. In addition to airing disgust with the tone of the McCain crowds, he rips Gov. Sarah Palin for making "outrageous charges that only a few years ago would have disqualified someone from serious consideration for national office."
The letter reads:
His strained relationship with McCain serves as a reminder of how much the political dynamics have changed in the past four years. It also begins to raise the question: what kind of reception will McCain receive either if he goes back to the Senate as a campaign loser or has to work with Congress as the next president?
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Four years ago, John Kerry flirted with the idea of making John McCain his running mate. Today, he is denouncing the Arizona Senator for "a stunning failure of leadership," and running a nasty, hate-filled campaign.
In a letter to supporters, the Massachusetts Democrat -- no stranger to smears himself -- ramps up his criticisms of McCain to new heights. In addition to airing disgust with the tone of the McCain crowds, he rips Gov. Sarah Palin for making "outrageous charges that only a few years ago would have disqualified someone from serious consideration for national office."
The letter reads:
John McCain has shown a stunning failure of leadership. His campaign, in a time of economic crisis and foreign policy drift, has degenerated into a negative and nasty campaign of smears.
The reports are piling up of ugliness at the campaign rallies of John McCain and Sarah Palin. Audience members hurl insults and racial epithets, call out "Kill Him!" and "Off With His Head," and yell "treason" when Senator Obama's name is mentioned. I strongly condemn language like this which can only be described as hate-filled.
According to reports, every ad paid for by the John McCain campaign is now a negative ad -- every single one! McCain allows his running mate to make outrageous charges that only a few years ago would have disqualified someone from serious consideration for national office.
We cannot stand by and allow this to happen. We need to fight back, spread the word about what kind of low campaign he's running, and make sure people know the truth.
Kerry, like Obama, has set up a website to debunk smears in real time. And he directs supporters to the link: http://www.truthfightsback.com/page/content/smearpoliticsThe reports are piling up of ugliness at the campaign rallies of John McCain and Sarah Palin. Audience members hurl insults and racial epithets, call out "Kill Him!" and "Off With His Head," and yell "treason" when Senator Obama's name is mentioned. I strongly condemn language like this which can only be described as hate-filled.
According to reports, every ad paid for by the John McCain campaign is now a negative ad -- every single one! McCain allows his running mate to make outrageous charges that only a few years ago would have disqualified someone from serious consideration for national office.
We cannot stand by and allow this to happen. We need to fight back, spread the word about what kind of low campaign he's running, and make sure people know the truth.
His strained relationship with McCain serves as a reminder of how much the political dynamics have changed in the past four years. It also begins to raise the question: what kind of reception will McCain receive either if he goes back to the Senate as a campaign loser or has to work with Congress as the next president?
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Shush()*
We know now we couldn't trust Obama, he lied about being able to keep your insurance and your doctors and he admitted knowing he was lying to us
He simply didn't care about the tens of millions of Americans he was fucking over, he only wanted to give more free stuff to his base
He simply didn't care about the tens of millions of Americans he was fucking over, he only wanted to give more free stuff to his base
I think McCain's response to the woman was spot on. I didn't agree with a lot of what he did.... he thought Sarah Palin would be a good VP, for God's sake, but he was telling the extreme, lunatic fringe of his party that no, you're wrong, Obama is not a terrorist (he isn't), he is not a Muslim (he isn't and never was), and he's a good decent family man, which he is. He was always a hands-on dad, he never told an interviewer "Can you picture me pushing a baby carriage?" Instead of firing up the nut-jobs and racists and white supremacists and other extremists of the ReThuglican party, McCain looked to put them in their place, which is a very good thing.
Speaking of putting people in their place, did you see where McCain asked that Trump not attend his funeral? 2 political opponents of his, former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama will attend, and will be delivering eulogies. According to Sen. Jeff Flake, Flake told CBS' "Face the Nation" that McCain "was quick to forgive -- certainly put the good of the country above himself, and the fact that his former opponents will be there speaking says all we need to know." Surely McCain knew that Mr. Obama is a brilliant orator and would deliver a classy, respectful eulogy, while Trump would stand up there and blabber nonsensically about his tremendous electoral vote victory, how much people love him and whatever other narcissistic nonsense would puke forth from his mouth. Like someone on Twitter said, how bad a president do you have to be to be asked not to attend 2 funerals?
Speaking of putting people in their place, did you see where McCain asked that Trump not attend his funeral? 2 political opponents of his, former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama will attend, and will be delivering eulogies. According to Sen. Jeff Flake, Flake told CBS' "Face the Nation" that McCain "was quick to forgive -- certainly put the good of the country above himself, and the fact that his former opponents will be there speaking says all we need to know." Surely McCain knew that Mr. Obama is a brilliant orator and would deliver a classy, respectful eulogy, while Trump would stand up there and blabber nonsensically about his tremendous electoral vote victory, how much people love him and whatever other narcissistic nonsense would puke forth from his mouth. Like someone on Twitter said, how bad a president do you have to be to be asked not to attend 2 funerals?
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