Obama's Dangerous Ignorance (a sitting duck for McCain)

Rush Limbaugh .com ^ | 2/12/08 | The Maha

[Cicero]

I’m afraid Rush is wrong about this. Nobody who listens to Rush is going to vote for Obama anyway, and the MSM will never tell anyone about these blunders.

I think Obama will wipe the floor with McCain in a debate. He will smile, and look down his nose at him, and compliment him on his 50 years of service to his country, and McCain will eventually blow his top.

Obama has his teleprompter, and no doubt an earphone for debates. He will have the best speech writers from his party—just as McCain has inherited the best Republican speech writers. But Obama will do a better job of pretending these are his words and beliefs.

McCain will come across as a sick and angry old man, once the media stop covering for him. Because that’s what he is.

[FreeAtlanta]

It doesn't matter. Look who he has voting for him. Most of his voters don't care about reality, logic, or stability. His voters want "Change". It doesn't matter if that change will make their lives better or worse.

It is disgusting.

[Cindy]

[Malesherbes]

The sheeple in the Obama Cult don’t know the difference, and wouldn’t care if they did know.

[Enchante]

"When's the last time you saw Gorbachev meeting with some senator at Reykjavik or anywhere else?"

True to a point, but I'm sure that ol' Gorby would have been happy to meet with Jon Cary, Albore, Shrillary, and/or OBama Hussein anytime, anyplace so that they could help to arrange US surrender and defeat. Come to think of it Teddy the Swimmer is now known to have had back channels to the Kremlin to try to bring about Ronald Reagan's defeat.

So while the point is correct that only the US President SHOULD be allowed to engage in certain negotiations and policy decisions, weasel senators of a leftist persuasion have often tried to usurp this authority.

[ilgipper]

I think he’s right. McCain will win a lot of votes due to Obama’s complete lack of experience. Obama will make mistakes and the GOP campaign structure will inalate him on it. Whether it is enough to win, I don’t know, but it will sway many. There are many voters who value the role of CIC and who generally believe in smaller government and lower taxes that will vote for McCain over the most liberal guy in the Senate. Again, 51%, I don’t know.

[2grit]

Great word-smithing...Obama-nation. I compliment your talent.

[Pikachu_Dad]

The key word there was “U.S. Citizens”...

Bush isn’t seeking to keep ‘U.S. Citizens’ per se, which implies taking people off the street and detaining them. He is saying keeping ‘Enemy combatants’ - who are foreigners in all but the most unusual of cases.