Lurking in Enemy Territory

DUmmies

[RocketMan1]

IF they want to try and raise questions about HER judgement (the Bridge, etc) it will only backfire on them .. as bascially EVERYTHING has backfired on the them this past week .. and will shine the light on Obam-uh-uh-uh and HIS VERY poor judgement!

I feel VERY good about Schmidt and the team running the McCain/Palin campaign. Also realize that McCain is a VERY seasoned Legislator who will FLATTEN this lightweight from Illinois! McCain’s life experiences prove that he is on an ENTIRELY separate plane than the empty suit from Chicago.

[COgamer]

Have they always been such reactionary morons, or did Obama import a more idiotic brand of poster than usual?

[slag]

I’m sure we have some here too.

[singfreedom]

That any of these looney-tunes can say McCain is “the same” as Bush is absolutely insane. It just shows how little they really study Senate votes and policy, let alone past elections.

[machogirl]

I think that would be a most enlightening talk.

[kms61]

yeah, I’ve been reading that. They were all excited about Fitzmas too and we know how that turned out. Maybe there’s something to it, but I’m as skeptical about that as I would be if somebody here posted about nonspecific “Big News” about Obama.

[kallisti]

But the Great Pumpkin really is going to visit this year!

[NorCoGOP]

...I kept wondering what these folks do for a living. Wait, don’t answer that question.

Your welfare dollars at work!

[singfreedom]

Gosh, I hope so! My costume is all ready!

[Calif4Bush]

Libs call it “funding”.

[babyfreep]

Yes, I've heard about that, too. If it's the Silver State Bank thing, I think that happened farther back than a week ago.
If this is what they're talking about, McCain did the right thing by resigning. The bank was tanking.
From an old friend's liberal MySpace blog:

The fallout from the Silver State Bank fiasco continued on Friday as the company announced a wider-than-expected quarterly loss and CEO Corey Johnson resigned. Johnson's resignation follows the resignation of Board of Directors' member Andrew McCain, who was on the bank's Auditing Committee. McCain is the son of presumptive Republican presidential candidate John McCain. McCain and Johnson's departures came on the heels of resignation of one of the bank's executive vice-presidents, who left just two months ago.