Tthe liberal media never reported that Cindy McCain was breaking into a clinic for those who couldn’t afford to pay for their medical treatment, to steal drugs to feed her habits. She was convicted but never serve time jail time?

McGramps is toast, and so is his attack bitch, Caribou Barbie.

President Obama has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it?

I used to respect and admire John McCain. But his lust for the Presidency, plus his win at all costs attitude and actions, have besmirched his image, and leaves me shaking my head.

Isn’t there a single Republican willing to tell him this is the surest way to LOSE the election?

For you graduating college students:

Here’s your financial future, be careful how you VOTE:
What is WEALTHY? What is FAIR? It’s Patriotic you know!

Cost of Pro Degree - TX
Low - High
97,000-231,000
Cost of Pro Degree - CA
Low – High
249,000-320,000
Cost of Pro Degree - NY
Low – High
174,000-348,000
Cost of Pro Degree - Ivy League
Low – High
288,000-339,000
*Data taken from SallieMae College Tuition Cost Comparison (http://www.SallieMae.com)

Your post College cost depends on which part of the country you go to school, from, CA, TX, NY to Ivy League, you would have spent $97,000 to $339,000 on tuition and not including living expenses for 6-7years of school.

Now that you are in debt approximate $97,000-$339,000 (depends on which school), you will start an entry level professional position that may pay you around $100K annual (MBA, Lawyer, Doctor).

Depends on low long it takes you to get to a higher six figures income. Assumed it took you 5 years to build your career and income up. You will now have worked an average of 100 hours a week ($20hr) as a professional doctor, lawyer or MBA businessperson. After 5 years into your professional career, you are generating a new income level of $250,000 annually. Hopefully you have paid off your school debts in those 5 years.

Your reward is going to be higher taxes, approximately 41% according to the Tax Policy Center studies on Obama’s tax increase plan for WEALTHY Income Earners of $250,000. (http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/UploadedPDF/411759_can didates_tax_proposals.pdf)

Now, that sounds very encouraging since you slaved your college days studying and swallowing the cost of college. You probably had a limited social life. You then enter the professional career and slave your way into being a professional doctor, lawyer or MBA business person. So why reach for the stars because before you classified yourself as WEALTHY, your reward by the Feds is this… the more you make, the more we take, it’s only FAIR. Cause you are WEALTHY……….It’s the OBAMA/BIDEN way of thanking you for your cerebral minds, law abiding and tax paying citizens.

So why don’t you work this equation backwards and don’t go to college or just go to community college and study basket weaving . Cause you probably will enjoy a better comfortable social life. Having paid only $3,000 for four years of community college. Have a job that pays you $10 hourly or maybe $36,000 a year. Be encouraged by ACORN and The Federal Housing Act to buy a home with no money down and more than you can afford in property taxes and utilities. Then you can bail on your mortgage cause you lost your job and had no savings or investment account. Then one day a socialist President of USA will grant you more money to keep, a stimulus check, bailout of your foreclosure, and give you free healthcare (it’s your RIGHT) paid for by others who worked twice as hard and took more risk.

This is the AMERICAN way……it’s only FAIR………..

LESS WORK = MORE REWARDS MORE WORK = LESS REWARDS…….
Can someone please tell me why I should cast a vote for OBAMA and the Democratic Fairness Party

It is indeed a sorry fact of American political life that campaigns for the United States
Presidency is getting ugly in their final weeks. Both Senator John McCain and his running mate
Governor Sarah Palin have been running one of the most appalling and disgusting campaigns in recent memory, the New York Times editorial said. “They have gone far beyond the usual fare of quotes taken out of context and distortions of an opponent’s record — into the dark territory of race-baiting and
xenophobia. Senator Barack Obama has taken some cheap shots at Mr. McCain, but there is no comparison.” New York Times editors have criticized the campaign and the Alaska governor for
suggesting Obama is “palling around with terrorists,” saying that Palin is implying that “Mr.
Obama is right now a close friend of Mr. Ayers — and sympathetic to the violent overthrow of
the government.” New York Times columnist David Brooks, doesn’t believe a negative campaign can
be successful.“They don’t understand how the same political tactics that they’ve used before,
going after liberal, liberal, liberal, that’s not going to work now because something has
overshadowed it,” Brooks explained. “And that overshadowing, that economic anxiety is just
going to dominate the next five weeks. There’s no way around that. And if they’re not touching
that, then they’re not touching the core issue. And John McCain has not done it. And he hasn’t
done it, where they’ve been attacking Obama for being too liberal or not loving America
enough.” The second debate, dominated by economic questions, made it abundantly clear that Senator John McCain’s effort to change the campaign’s focus is not going to work this time. Public want candidates to talk about problems and how to solve them, especially the financial crisis many are facing at this juncture. It is a pity that Governor Sarah Palin seems more than eager to do the job of exaggerating Barack Obama’s ties to Bill Ayers. One certainly expects and hope a better from Senator John McCain and his running mate Governor Sarah Palin.

Watching the debate was a revelation of characters. Obama was cool and collected during the debate, he can rebut all the childish slurr of McCain with clarity and command. McCain is trying to be safe by answering general issues with vague and his-storical past. I am an independent and undecided. It looks like Obama is revealing himself who really he is.

Life long democrat in Ohio and I cannot understand how we got here?  A man with no record and only dubious relationships is our candidate?  We coudl have had Bill again!  remember the good ol days when the economy soared and we only had to worry about Monica?  Now we have to worry about not only the unknown but the known of Obama’s past.

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The choice for USA president affects not only the American continent but the entire world, much is at stake in such a selection. Many eyes are watching and brains are thinking from far away and within neighboring quarters, and what is it that they see? Part of what they see is a junior and veteran senators, one long-lived with years of experience, and the other with a strength and solidity of character unseen before. Most importantly, they see emerging the facets of these two candidates current personalities; they see how they would act and re-act if and when they take up the presidency. Take one example, the choice of VP: What does it tell about each candidate? What led to their choices? What considerations were made before selecting each VP? How thoroughly was each choice made? What does it say about the way each candidate relates to the American people? What does it say about the priorities each candidate has? What does it tell about the focus of each presidential candidate? What does it say about each presidential candidate’s understanding of how the presidency and vice-presidency works? Partly, the answers to these questions can be gleaned by watching and learning more about what Joe Biden and Sarah Palin are ‘made of.’ A good choice shows its worth and merit, and tells much about the character, qualifications, and judgement of the person making it. I’d like to wish all American to show the right character, qualifications, and judgement in their choices in November.

If McCain say he will reform or change Washington one more time, I am going to puke.McCain is constantly saying that he will be the one to change thing because, believe it or not , he has done it before.
Well if he has brought change and reform to Washington before why is it still the same?Why has all that change McCain has brought to Washington not reformed Washington.McCain will bring more change based on his previous record then there will be no change at all.The record speaks for itself.

McCain can’t remember without scribbling on his pad.  Brokaw had to repeat the question about whether health care is a right, privilege, or responsibiliy, which McCain had to write down before he could answer. 

Sarah Palin is thinking how wonderful the bear skin will look in the oval office when McCain gives up the ghost.

Most of the Conservative pundits are hanging their heads in disappointment this morning. They were counting on blood sport last night, salivating for sleazy, vicious personal attacks, and McCain lacked the courage or the stomach to come through. The previous four days of smear had them primed to watch someone like attack dog Palin up there on the stage!

The debate format, which was supposed to favor McCain, was awful. Seeming as cranky and as old as McCain, the moderator did an awful job. We’d heard those same questions and their stump speech answers before. A more formal debate where the accusations were left at the door and the candidates had time to speak to specifics would have been much better. And where. pray tell, did they find that deadpan, no emotion audience?

Seeing both candidates, side-by-side, emphasized McCain’s age. Troll-like, he tottered around on the stage and “my friends’d” everyone to death. His retell of history, memories of Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt, and KGB, made him sound like my old grandpa- you listen politely but all the while you fidget, roll your eyes, sigh, and giggle under your breath. A huge part of his disconnect is that what seems relevent to McCain- the Cold War, Viet Nam, USSR, even Bill Ayers- is old history to voters under 60, ancient history to those under 40. It sounds like McCain is still fighting the wars of a generation ago- civil rights issues, women’s rights, and the draft vs. peaceniks battles of the 60s. After all, he filled the seat of Senator Barry Goldwater in Arizona.

Stick a fork in McCain; he’s done. He needs to call off the slimy personal attacks, finish the last 27 days with the honorable campaign he promised, and leave the election with some shred of personal integrity left.