[Batrachian]

"One possible reason for the boost -- McCain's decision to forego politics as usual to focus on the current financial meltdown."

It's funny, because when I first heard about this decision I thought that it was a political stunt and that McCain looked like he was chickening out.

I guess it was a shrewd move (not sure why), but it didn't hit me the right way at all.

[CatOwner]

It's funny, because when I first heard about this decision I thought that it was a political stunt and that McCain looked like he was chickening out.

I guess it was a shrewd move (not sure why), but it didn't hit me the right way at all.

I thought he was making this move too late and too close to the time of the debates. As has been proven today, there's work still to do on a deal or partial deal. McCain talks a good game about pork in many bills. Now is his chance to prove it to the voters.

[cherry]

if voters are going to let single actions, single words or speechs or gaffes or dress or lipstick color decide who they vote for , then we do have a very stupid citizenry...

are Americans that shallow to change their minds every two days?..(Yes, apparently)..

forget the polls....forge ahead.....ONWARD TO VICTORY!

[abercrombie_guy_38]

Same feelings here. McCain’s move makes him look good while Obama just wants to take the Oath.

[ColdWater]

It's funny, because when I first heard about this decision I thought that it was a political stunt and that McCain looked like he was chickening out. I guess it was a shrewd move (not sure why), but it didn't hit me the right way at all.

It worked because even the liberal media cannot attack his integrity.

[ColdWater]

It's funny, because when I first heard about this decision I thought that it was a political stunt and that McCain looked like he was chickening out. I guess it was a shrewd move (not sure why), but it didn't hit me the right way at all.

It worked because even the liberal media cannot attack his integrity.