[Baladas]

Especially when you factor in the source.

The “above my pay grade” remark was enough in of itself for contrast.

[NavyCanDo]

We need to get that “Above My Pay Grade” on a Bumper Sticker.

The Presidential Seal with those words next to it would do nicely.
And for all those hold-the-nose and vote for McCain people who just can't get themselves to go so far as to put a McCain sticker on their car.

[ken21]

it was lop sided! wasn’t it?

the remark is appropriate to people at a lower level; oba mao 8

makes big bucks and is one of the 100, a u.s senator.

and, inappropriate to a religious discussion.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Nuanced - liberal code word for political double talk that really says nothing.

[LegalEagle61]

The “above my pay grade” remark was enough in of itself for contrast.

Yes, you should have heard my family when Hussein said that, everyone started to cheer because we know it will become a McCain campaign ad-- soon to be run in the heartland...over and over again...BothWaysBarack will lose this all by himself just by opening his mouth without the help of a teleprompter.

[Mr. Bird]

The “above my pay grade” remark was enough in of itself for contrast.

If the GOP cannot find a creative mind to use this effectively, McCain deserves to fail.

Defining moments in campaigns, shall we brainstorm?:

"The little man on the wedding cake"

Ford's ridiculous assertion of a free Eastern Europe

Reagan's "I paid for this microphone" followed in the general by "there you go again"

Reagan's self deprecating age/experience remark to Mondale

Dukakis in the tank (such a good double-entendre)

"It's the economy stupid"

"I invented the internet"

"I voted before it before I voted against it"

and now: "That's above my pay grade". Beautiful.