McCain: Obama is insincere (The Saga continues)

Chicago Sun-Times ^ | February 7, 2006 | LYNN SWEET Sun-Times Washington Bureau Chief

[Chi-townChief]

Regardless of McCain RINO tendencies, it's way past time that someone called out Obama as the obnoxious two-faced partisan that he is; Pin the Tail on the Donkey as someone called it yesterday.

[PhiKapMom]

Admit that I complain and don't appreciate McCain but this time he is correct. I am shocked that he sent this letter but it was way past due.

[right right]

these guys will represent the two tickets in the 08 pres elect

[Onelifetogive]

But let me (Obama) assure you that I am not interested in typical partisan rhetoric or posturing.

He is right, this is not "typical" partisan rhetoric, it is "election year" partisan rhetoric...

[Piquaboy]

Call a spade a spade so to speak! I bet that stirs up some hate and discontent.

[ClearCase_guy]

"I confess that I have no idea" what prompted the letter, Obama wrote Monday. "But let me assure you that I am not interested in typical partisan rhetoric or posturing.

Apparently his intention is to blaze new trails in partisan rhetoric and posturing. The typical stuff wasn't working so well.

[tjg]

In all the years I've watched politics, I don't ever remember a US Senator writing or saying something as bone crunchingly sarcastic as this letter.

They say Macain has a temper and I guess this proves it.

[Chuck54]

This is McCain on the offensive against Hillary's possible VP candidate.

Hit 'em first, hit 'em hard, hit 'em continuously. Obama will just be a Jeopardy answer by the time '08 roll around.

Question: Who was the rising black Senator first thought of as being VP timber before a tongue lashing by Senator McCain?

Answer: Obama from Illinois.

[mewzilla]

Or Hillie ensuring that Obama's no threat. If the guy wanted to be elected to national office, he shoulda been a Pubbie.

[MattinNJ]

How bad does Harold Ford, Jr. (D-Tenn) want to be Obama. Obama will have a lifetime appointment to his seat while Ford will get drilled in a Red State. Ford was so jealous of Obama that he had to throw his hat in the ring not comprehending that he will go no further than a congressman for his district. HeHeHe.

Wonder what he will do when he loses?

[syriacus]

Obama will just be a Jeopardy answer by the time '08 roll around.

LOL.

[Doohickey]

It's funny that the Donks had to get someone who hasn't been in Congress long enough to get soiled to lead their ethics reform schtick.

[Pylot]

Obama would be well advised not to argue with a psycho.

[BibChr]

I still want to know what the issue is. Would I even agree with McLame?

If it's a good issue, and if McMeMeMe is right, then look for him to apologize or otherwise de-fang his letter in the near future.

Dan

[MarcusTulliusCicero]

Serves Obama right for getting between McCain and his cameras. How dare he try to steal McCain's rhetorical thunder on this?

[Mo1]

"I confess that I have no idea" what prompted the letter, Obama wrote Monday. "But let me assure you that I am not interested in typical partisan rhetoric or posturing

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ... Oh yea .. I believe him .. not!

[HawaiianGecko]

 

Question: Who was the rising black Senator first thought of as being VP timber before a tongue lashing by Senator McCain?

Answer: Obama from Illinois.

 

Didn't you mean

Answer: Obama from Illinois.

Question: Who was the rising black Senator first thought of as being VP timber before a tongue lashing by Senator McCain?

[smonk]

--- He has been riding a wave of popularity, appealing to Democrats and Republicans . . . ---

how's that again???

[Chuck54]

LOL, yeah I did. Coffee, lots more and lots stronger.

Wide awake now, got my miles in on the bike, raring to kick some Democratic, terrorist's defending a**.

[Bob]

I'll take "Irrelevant Has-Been Politicians" for $200, Alex.