Ian Billen wrote on Jun 12
th, 2008 at 3:36am:
Well Hillary is definitely out now. Trouble is Mccain is just so "out of touch" and stuck in his ways. I just can't see him cutting the mustard at all. As president, in the debates or the election.
Obama will swamp him at the debates, ESPECIALLY at the town hall meetings Mccain specifically requested.
In this less formal "chancy" and open debate scenario he has permanently sealed his fate truthfully.
He would do better if their was more room for the mediators to step in or conduct more order in a more formal debate.
I thought a month ago that Obama "could" win against Mccain but it would be really tough. I figured Hillary would have much better chance (and I still do if she would of been elected). However with the fragility of Mccains temper, his recent demeanor, and his speaking over all as of real recently I just can't see him getting through this well. I do see Obama in the exact opposite light at the debates and for the most part in his comments from here on out. If Obama does not royally screw it up for himself, or if nothing is uncovered about him from now till the election he will have it pretty easy.
Ian
At least McCain is a man of substance. Obammie is just a fuckin' charlatan.
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Subject: John McCain's Sons
Talk about putting your most valuable where your mouth is! Apparently this was not 'newsworthy' enough for the media to comment about. Can either of the other presidential candidates truthfully come close to this? ... Just a question for each of us to seek an answer, and not a statement.
You see...character is what's shown when the public is not looking. There were no cameras or press invited to what you are about to read about, and the story comes from one person in New Hampshire.
One evening last July, Senator John McCain of Arizona arrived at the New Hampshire home of Erin Flanagan for sandwiches, chocolate-chip cookies and a heartfelt talk about Iraq. They had met at a presidential debate, when she asked the candidates what they would do to bring home American soldiers - - soldiers like her brother, who had been killed in action a few months earlier.
Mr. McCain did not bring cameras or press. Instead, he brought his youngest son, James McCain, 19, then a private first class in the Marine Corps about to leave for Iraq. Father and son sat down to hear more about Ms. Flanagan's brother Michael Cleary, a 24-year-old Army First Lieutenant killed by an ambush ... a roadside bomb.
No one mentioned the obvious: In just days, Jimmy McCain could face similar perils. 'I can't imagine what it must have been like for them as they were coming to meet with a family that ......' Ms. Flanagan recalled, choking up. 'We lost a dear one,' she finished.
Mr. McCain, now the presumptive Republican nominee, has staked his candidacy on the promise that American troops can bring stability to Iraq. What he almost never says is that one of them is his own son, who spent seven months patrolling Anbar Province and learned of his father's New Hampshire victory in January while he was digging a stuck military vehicle out of the mud.
Two of Jimmy's three older brothers went into the military. Doug McCain, 48, was a Navy pilot. Jack McCain, 21, is to graduate from the Naval Academy next year, raising the chances that his father, if elected, could become the first president since Dwight D. Eisenhower with a son at war.
I chose to share this with those who I believe will pass it on, to others who will pass it on. We hear so much inflated trash out there. How about a simple act of kindness ... and dedication to others placed above oneself?
Has anybody heard if Barack Hussein Obama has served in The American Armed Services?
From Barack's book, Audacity of Hope:
'I will stand with the Muslims should the political winds shift in an ugly direction.'
HE DID NOT SAY STAND WITH AMERICANS
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