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That's another good point Henna.
by Indy2008
That's some vetting process the McCain campaign has.

McCain had to believe that this guy was legit, right? Why would he risk looking like a dummy for invoking Joe's name all night?

Unless he thinks we're all stupid.
Re: This has to be a record.
by HennaRinse

Their track record is littered with these mistaken attempts to fire a magic bullet. This just occurred to me. The campaign hasn't shown they have the discipline to do the hard work of building a solid base from which to campaign. It's been a series of attacks with no follow through, no second effort, just a lurch in another direction. That may explain why McCain has looked so erratic.

He is known to be short on patience and there has been mention made of how they can't keep him on message. Does it stem from the top? Is McCain a lazy campaigner and doesn't wish to strategize and keep to a plan? He's been searching for a method by which he could take Obama down with one shot?

It's a an idea, and barely formed, but it just rang true for a minute.

Re: This has to be a record.
by cgScirocco_
RasputinsLiver:

It's true, cg. GOPervs just don't build their products with quality anymore.

This has to be the shortest shelf lives I've ever seen in one of their campaign stunts.

Ain't that the truth, Ras.

The last one lasted at least 24 hrs.

The 'ol "campagn suspension stunt".

Good thing I read the responses
by Smiley1979

Because I was gonna say something similar.

How pathetic is it when a major party candidate for the presidency has nothing better to latch onto than A RANDOM PLUMBER HE'S NEVER MET!

This has gone from funny to sad and back again.

I think I get it
by Smiley1979

Running an enterprise like the US is a job for people who have patience, ability to plan, and a certain amount of endurance. During this campaign, mccain has shown none of these things. In fact he's demonstrated the exact opposite, that he can't form a plan, changes tack at every little hurdle, and basically is suffering from some ADD variant.

These certainly aren't qualities we need in a president.

Re: This has to be a record.
by cgScirocco_
HennaRinse:

Their track record is littered with these mistaken attempts to fire a magic bullet. This just occurred to me. The campaign hasn't shown they have the discipline to do the hard work of building a solid base from which to campaign. It's been a series of attacks with no follow through, no second effort, just a lurch in another direction. That may explain why McCain has looked so erratic.

He is known to be short on patience and there has been mention made of how they can't keep him on message. Does it stem from the top? Is McCain a lazy campaigner and doesn't wish to strategize and keep to a plan? He's been searching for a method by which he could take Obama down with one shot?

It's a an idea, and barely formed, but it just rang true for a minute.

Yep, Henna.

They're running this campaign one news cycle at a time to the public at large.

But they're still heavily invested in festering hate at their rallies, and now in a "spurious robo-call campaign".

Rallies (at least Palin's), I might add, that the Secret Service has banned any discourse between attendees and the press.

He must, or else...
by Smiley1979

He's the moron here.

Neither is really something we need in a president. I know this, because those are the two options we've been left with when it comes to bush.

Re: This has to be a record.
by cgScirocco_
Commander Guy:

These Pug liars know what they're doing.

They had tens of millions of people last night listening to McCain's lies based on Joe the Plumber, and relatively few of them will learn today about what a fraud "Joe" is.

You gotta point there, CG.

Damn straight Smiley.
by Indy2008
And the contrast between the two men was stark last night.

One was tight, uncomfortable and constantly misrepresented the other candidate's views, was less than sharp.

The other man was calm, methodical, and cool under fire and displayed a mental agility while trying to keep the conversation on track.

Clearly, Obama is fit and ready to lead.
True
by Smiley1979

But you're talking about the willfully ignorant, like the fraycons on here who are allergic to facts and new information that conflicts with their preconceived notions.

And those are the people who were going to vote mccain no matter what, he could have killed palin's baby, cooked it up, and eaten it at that debate table and they would have blamed the liberal media for not turning the cameras off.

Those aren't the people who we need to win over.

And as Henna pointed out...
by Smiley1979
... and I elaborated, perhaps accurately, perhaps not, mccain is showing no qualities we like to see in a leader. Every day it's something new, he overreacts to every little obstacle, can't formulate a coherent plan, and can't even stick to his incoherent ones.
Re: And as Henna pointed out...
by Indy2008
Yes, accurately indeed...well stated.

All 3 of you (you, Henna, and CGS) lay it out here daily in strong, smart posts, fighting the good fight.

Very impressive.

Okay, I'm out. Keep up the good work.
Don't fret...
by Smiley1979
I'm spending some time in VA over the next few weeks, shoring up support for Obama. Don't worry, I'm bringing my laptop, I'm not done rubbing mccain's awfulness in the faces of the delusional wackjobs here either.
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