Comments on: McCain’s Base Problem Continues

By: johnlewismealer

johnlewismealer — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:04:05 +0000

We will get them going.. The next two month are very pivitol!

Progressive Candidate John McCain comes through for America with his 3R economic plan. In the aura of Theodore Roosevelt, McCain

By: johnlewismealer

johnlewismealer — Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:04:05 +0000

We will get them going.. The next two month are very pivitol!

Progressive Candidate John McCain comes through for America with his 3R economic plan. In the aura of Theodore Roosevelt, McCain

By: mikemidcity

mikemidcity — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 21:38:33 +0000

Poor old John McCain. I don't think John's biggest problem will be the base now that he seems to have the nomination wrapped up. I think John's biggest problem will be running away.

First he has to run away from President Bush, the dimmest, dumbest and least liked of all the Presidents in American history. (God willing will ever have)

Then he has to run away from candidate John McCain who pandered to the lunatic, right-wing ... er, the Republican base to get the nomination. Have you all heard what he told the crazy people?

Then of course he will have to run away from the Republican brand name. The name brand Republican has come to be as tattered as their ethics. The Republican Congressional Leadership has publicly decried it's decline and is reflected in their inability to compete with the Democrats in fund raising.

Then there is the Republican Congressional Scandals to run away from. How many of his fellow Republicans legislators are currently under investigation or indictment (including the Republican Congressional Committee Treasurer) ? Reverse coat tails could suck him all the way under.

By: mikemidcity

mikemidcity — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 21:38:33 +0000

By: oscar

oscar — Sat, 31 May 2008 19:15:38 +0000

'I'm not Barack Obama. My pastor's not crazy.'”…yeah, there's a great platform, just the kind of thing we're looking for in these times. My guess is it's McCain who's going to crack up big time in the campaign. He's not a thinker, nor a leader, nor a manager and he's used to a top-down command structure, where people do what he tells them to. He's unaccustomed to being challenged on anything and has little interest in policy or actual situations, so he says the dumbest, fact-free things. Plus, he's has a temper. Watch for the crack-up, coming soon.

By: oscar

oscar — Sat, 31 May 2008 19:15:38 +0000

By: mommadona

mommadona — Sat, 31 May 2008 12:28:43 +0000

Fascists….so hard to please.

What to do, what to do…

By: johnlewismealer

johnlewismealer — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

We will get them going.. The next two month are very pivitol!

Progressive Candidate John McCain comes through for America with his 3R economic plan. In the aura of Theodore Roosevelt, McCain

By: mikemidcity

mikemidcity — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Poor old John McCain. I don’t think John’s biggest problem will be the base now that he seems to have the nomination wrapped up. I think John’s biggest problem will be running away.

First he has to run away from President Bush, the dimmest, dumbest and least liked of all the Presidents in American history. (God willing will ever have)

Then he has to run away from candidate John McCain who pandered to the lunatic, right-wing … er, the Republican base to get the nomination. Have you all heard what he told the crazy people?

Then of course he will have to run away from the Republican brand name. The name brand Republican has come to be as tattered as their ethics. The Republican Congressional Leadership has publicly decried it’s decline and is reflected in their inability to compete with the Democrats in fund raising.

Then there is the Republican Congressional Scandals to run away from. How many of his fellow Republicans legislators are currently under investigation or indictment (including the Republican Congressional Committee Treasurer) ? Reverse coat tails could suck him all the way under.

By: oscar

oscar — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

‘I’m not Barack Obama. My pastor’s not crazy.’”…yeah, there’s a great platform, just the kind of thing we’re looking for in these times. My guess is it’s McCain who’s going to crack up big time in the campaign. He’s not a thinker, nor a leader, nor a manager and he’s used to a top-down command structure, where people do what he tells them to. He’s unaccustomed to being challenged on anything and has little interest in policy or actual situations, so he says the dumbest, fact-free things. Plus, he’s has a temper. Watch for the crack-up, coming soon.