[kabar]

The train has left the station. McCain missed it. He had plenty of opportunity to talk about it during the first debate but chose to concentrate on $18 billion of earmarks. McCain voted for the Senate bailout/rescue bill that is larded with pork, i.e., earmarks. ‘Nuff said.

[Boiling point]

Maybe not, there are still two debates left to hammer that coffin shut with.

[rbmillerjr]

McCain is saving this because it is damning.

[wireman]

Rubbish.

Keep your powder dry. There is still over a month to go - an eternity in this age of 24 hour news cycles.

If McCain hits him with this stuff now, it will be forgotten by November.

[uncbob]

He had plenty of opportunity to talk about it during the first debate but chose to concentrate on $18 billion of earmarks.

Second debate will focus on the economy --first was supposed to be foreign affairs

[Antoninus]

The train has left the station. McCain missed it.

Nonsense. The House is still wrangling over the "bailout" bill. The proper time is after the bill is passed so as not to cause a furor.

Remember, McCain is all about country first. And I take him at his word even when I disagree with him on what's really best for the country.

[RobRoy]

>>The train has left the station. McCain missed it. He had plenty of opportunity to talk about it during the first debate but chose to concentrate on $18 billion of earmarks. McCain voted for the Senate bailout/rescue bill that is larded with pork, i.e., earmarks. ‘Nuff said.<<

That was not the “economy” debate.

Save your “we missed the opportunity” comments until after the opportunity actually comes.