McCain's Saddleback Grand Slam

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Responsibility wrote:

Telling hokey, cut and paste, old stories does not a President make.
I want the facts and the position on issues and the forward thinking of how a candidate will make this country better. I am not interested in hokey stories about the past.
Perhaps the "past" and "future" should be the new slogans for each candidate.

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Mr Voter wrote:

I was waiting for that ape Michelle to come howling out of the audience like a welfare queen she is, with her prison drag queen look on screaming how white man did this and that, look at the dickbeaters on that ape....she's a pig

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Chicago Guy wrote:

It seemed to me that Obama was discussing nuance, and speaking from the heart.
McCain did an admirable job, to be sure, but all of his responses sounded pre-meditated and canned. Just like they drew 'em up beforehand.
I particularly liked how when they asked for who he admires most, he immediately and without thinking shot out with Petraeus (bolstering his claims on the "surge"), a black civil rights leader, and a woman.
McCain is a good guy, but does ANYBODY believe that wasn't a premeditated and canned response?
I'll take a real thinker, any day.

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Kimbefly wrote:

McCain's answers seemed very well rehearsed. We now know that he was in no "cone of silence" while Obama was speaking, but was late, and still in the motorcade. McCain's people deny that any of them were listening in on Obama's questions.

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Pudintain wrote:

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That is funny. Whatever it takes to cry that since McCain did better he had to have cheated. What else should we expect from the left.
BoHo McCain cheated. I remember Obama telling the host that he sort of cheated on one of questions. Nobody though asked him to elaberate. You don't here the McCain team BOOHO'en about it. Grow Up!

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Pudintain wrote:

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That is because McCain has held these positions for a while. He has discused them at many townhalls too. Obama thinks to long and hard to be sincere. It is like he is thinking of who he may upset with his answers so he needs to search for the correct wording. McCain just spoke from the heart and how he really plans to react to these issues.

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Chicago Guy wrote:

It seemed to me that Obama was discussing nuance, and speaking from the heart.
McCain did an admirable job, to be sure, but all of his responses sounded pre-meditated and canned. Just like they drew 'em up beforehand.
I particularly liked how when they asked for who he admires most, he immediately and without thinking shot out with Petraeus (bolstering his claims on the "surge"), a black civil rights leader, and a woman.
McCain is a good guy, but does ANYBODY believe that wasn't a premeditated and canned response?
I'll take a real thinker, any day.

Derek wrote:

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It appears the old nut told another lie yesterday with his bogus POW tale.
Specifically; World-famous Russian author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was sent to a Siberian prison because he criticized communism. Languishing there under intolerable conditions year after year, he decided to end his life. But suicide, he firmly believed, would be against God's will. He thought it would be better for a guard to shoot him.
So at a public assembly of the prisoners, he sat in a front row, planning to get up and walk toward an exit, compelling a guard to kill him. But to his surprise, another prisoner sat down, blocking his exit. That unknown man leaned over and, to Solzhenitsyn's astonishment, drew a cross on the dirt floor.
The cross! Wondering if that fellow prisoner might be a messenger from God, Solzhenitsyn resolved to endure his imprisonment. There in prison he became a Christian and was eventually set free to bear witness to the world.
Are you in the grip of difficult circumstances? Have you wondered if life is worth living? Focus your heart on the cross-it is the message of God's love, forgiveness, and saving grace for you. Invite the Christ of Calvary with His transforming power into your life. Discover for yourself that the Christ of the cross can change you.
HAVE YOU HEARD THAT TALE BEFORE !! How can anyone trust this old liar.
He could have at least been smart enough to come up with an original story.

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Responsibility wrote:

Telling hokey, cut and paste, old stories does not a President make.
I want the facts and the position on issues and the forward thinking of how a candidate will make this country better. I am not interested in hokey stories about the past.
Perhaps the "past" and "future" should be the new slogans for each candidate.

conleec wrote:

I can't wait until people begin to see Obama as the inexperienced political opportunist that he is. My friends and I have created a video that lampoons his career, which we'll be posting to YouTube on the 23rd, but you can see a short promo for it at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch...