Where Are McCain’s Cajones?
While Obama’s followers call John McCain and Sarah Palin’s the standard, condescending adjectives, McCain has decided to play nice in return.
This is one of many reasons why people are dismayed at the current direction this campaign is going.
Just who is McCain listening to? The media “reports” of his supporters being angry? Is passion for victory and a desire to define the opposition supposed to be a bad thing? Obviously McCain seems to think so.
It appears we’re back to a familiar theme.
John McCain appears more concerned at how the media views him instead of the people who WILL vote for him on the all-important Election Day. The polls are still in flux. Just as Zogby. But if anyone can deflate the enthusiasm of his voters, John McCain repeatedly shows he’s just the man to do it.
Luckily he has a strong woman by his side. It would appear the only thing holding his campaign upright is Sarah Palin, and if John McCain isn’t careful he may undo all she has brought to the table.
October 11th, 2008 at 10:47 am
The election ended yesterday. If I were The Messiah, I’d play this clip over and over again. I’d also keep hammering that Mc won’t say ugly things to him in a debate but will in an ad (of course, maybe the ads are gone now too.)
I AM afraid of The Messiah and what he will do to this country (esp Supreme Court and War on Terror). I do NOT think that he is a decent man….decent men do not hang out with terrorists and hate mongering preachers. Makes me wish Hillary would have won the nom…I don’t think she would ruin us as much as The Messiah. The only thing that Mc did that was right was to shut the woman down on the Arab comment. Other than that, Mc surrendered.
If I were Palin, I’d punch out now so as to not get the stink on me. How we could lose to this Marxist dufus is beyond me but Mc is pulling it off.
October 11th, 2008 at 10:56 am
[...] Bob Parks is looking for stones [...]
October 11th, 2008 at 12:50 pm
You guys must have never been in a position where playing the Good Cop/Bad Cop game got the needed result.
“Never let the right hand know what the left hand is doing.”
I think McCaine really does want to unite rather than the only other — and ugly — alternative.
Whether that will work or not is another story, at the least it is something that should be pursued, at the worst it can’t hurt with those Independents that he is seeking right now.
October 11th, 2008 at 12:51 pm
One of the words that has fallen out of our vocabulary — or worse yet, been redefined into something that it is not:
Meekness
It does not mean weakness.
Blessed are the meek…
October 11th, 2008 at 10:00 pm
Believe it or not, there are a lot of people that do not know about Obama’s shortcomings. I have no idea where they have been for the last few months, but they have no idea of his connections to ACORN, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac & the numerous other unethical associations with people & Foreign Governments. Unless McCain questions Obama on them people won’t have a clue they exist. If nothing else it will make them question just who is this Obama. He can do that in a non threatening way. Obama’s people will & MSM may say it is racist, but any reasonably intelligent person will know it isn’t about a Race issue.
If he shows up as pacifist he will loose this election, not because Obama beat him but because he showed weakness in the eyes of the undecided voters.