One of your good points is one I’ve not seen before. To paraphrase: McCain’s had a fairly easy political path, and he seemed shaken by the few hardballs he DID get in 1999/2000 and 2007/08. So it is a reasonable concern to have about McCain that, when he’s running for POTUS against a vicious assault by HillObama and the DNC, he’ll NOT perform well under pressure.
That’s correct. The same could be said of Shrillary, as she is called.
Obama, by contrast, is pretty composed - probably because he’s both vague and vapid.
Nobody can point to a single thing the man has done.
Nobody can outline a single initiative he has successfully promoted.
Nobody can tell us what to expect from the first 100 days of an Obama presidency.
Other than, of course, ‘the troops are coming home’. To be expected from the most left of the leftist Senators, but I guess its still a stated policy position.
McCain is not going to handle CPAC well, and even CPAC is trying to grease the skids with their ‘No Booing’ policy.
Bottom line, however, is that CPAC is THE HOME FIELD!!! If you have to stage manage that appearance, you will need divine help in Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Atlanta . . .
That’s correct. The same could be said of Shrillary, as she is called.
Obama, by contrast, is pretty composed - probably because he’s both vague and vapid.
Nobody can point to a single thing the man has done.
Nobody can outline a single initiative he has successfully promoted.
Nobody can tell us what to expect from the first 100 days of an Obama presidency.
Other than, of course, ‘the troops are coming home’. To be expected from the most left of the leftist Senators, but I guess its still a stated policy position.
McCain is not going to handle CPAC well, and even CPAC is trying to grease the skids with their ‘No Booing’ policy.
Bottom line, however, is that CPAC is THE HOME FIELD!!! If you have to stage manage that appearance, you will need divine help in Boston, NYC, Philadelphia, Atlanta . . .