now, as said, would someone send these comments to McCain and hey let Sarah use them next week with Motor Mouth Joe.

Excellent points! I wish McCain would make them. You should send them to the McCain campaign. Republicans really havent had good comebacks to those oft-repeated stinkers.

Nobama as usual talked out of every side of his mouth.

The only thing I wish McCain had said was that he doesn’t support the 700 billion bail out as written but he indicated that he wanted the House GOP to have input.

then again NObama didnt’ give his position on the bailout and kept saying me too when McCain made a point…

I agree with the comment above that Nobama has ideas about governing (bad ones at best) but not a clue as to what to do. He really reminds me of the Robert Redford character in the movie “The Candidate” who once elected said “now what do I do”

he scares me to no end and plus he gets bored easily..so what happens when the party of campaigning and has to actually govern. I pray he never gets that chance ever!

Now with Sarkozy and Merkel, things are remarkably different.

Anyway, I thought of another reason why Angry Bambi’s macho belligerency on Afghanistan seemed phony to me. An obvious, “d’oh!” reason. Isn’t he supposed to be the Left “anti-war” candidate? Why would I believe that such a candidate wants to expand any war, anywhere? Angry Bambi just lied to me for 90 minutes straight.

NAME THEM

Now I certainly understand that Anti-Americanism is ebbing and flowing in the Elite of the world, and that various working class groups are being propagandized to hate us.

That always happens when the United States has an aggressive , interventionist policy. AKA.. when the US is LEADING and asking others to follow. That raises the resentment.

You then have to consider what exactly is it that Obama is going to do to “restore’ America’s global leadership?

To be a leader in international relations and galvanize other countries to join us in some effortwould mean that we’re acting in an aggressive, interventionist way.. the very behavior that everyone says is the cause of why they hate us.

I think Obama is over his head plus is a little arrogant if he thinks that foreign nation’s foreign policies are going to be revamped because he’s Presidnet.

(*said the way Seinfeld says “Newman!”)

“I have a bracelet, too!” – That quote of Obama’s epitomizes his lack of balls; his lightweight (if not phony/pretender) status and his “Me, too – I can SO be President!” attitude. Who knows, it may ultimately be his epitaph. Let’s hope.

Amen!

My impression: Obama was taken to school. McCain seemed presidential, obama borderline unprofessional. I was reminded of Al Gore 8 years ago gasping and sighing every 2 seconds, but without the command of the issues. Yes, Obama held his own, he had talking points, but he SOUNDED like he was rattling off prepared talking points.

I may be forgetting something, but it seems to me McCain had all the good soundbites, Obama all the bad ones.

“Senator, I know Kissenger, and youre no kissenger”. and “you can’t SAY that…out LOUD!” vs Obama’s “I have a bracelet too!” and “John is right”

http://hughhewitt.townhall.com/blog/g/1e304fef-3b06-44ef-9b76-6b3122359016

Reminded me of something… I couldn’t believe it when Angry Bambi suggested we were having problems with Iran / increased Iranian might today, *because of the Iraq war… i.e., because we removed Saddam Hussein as a counterweight. He was within inches of suggesting that we should have left Saddam in power!

That, and “I have a bracelet, too!” have to be Obama’s top ‘loser’ moments in this one.

And, his tone was like a preacher talking down to his sinful congregation.

There were a few times when he had that Mussolini look.

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives2/2008/09/021623.php

McCain drew blood when he pointed out that for all of Obama’s talk about the priority of Afghanistan, he never once bothered to visit that front until last July, even though his Senate subcommittee has jurisdiction on NATO issues. Obama spluttered in response…

Did anyone manage to hear him without spitting out their coffee?

I can’t immediately put my finger on why he seemed so phony and unbelievable, but it was… something. He did utter the words “kill bin Laden” and “crush al Qaeda”. But any President who meant it would have been way less defensive on Iraq, would have praised our success in Iraq and emphasized the importance of beating al Qaeda there, and *then* gone on to explain his broader vision for victory.

Come to think of it – Did Obama ever say the word “victory”, or was it just a lot of “Hey, nobody is talking about losing”?