[Jeff Head]

The Obama campaign is in complete disarray. They are suffering ther pangs and sorrows of the damned. They are beginning to realize that there's a huge wave gathering on the horizon...a political tsunami that is going to roll over them.

THE AUDACITY OF TRUTH ABOUT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA

[ken21]

i would have loved to see the look on

oba mao’s face when mccain announced sarah palin!

check mate.

and the look on hillary’s face!

[EGPWS]

Did the campaign suddenly regret failing to take note of Palin's unique place in American history as the first woman tabbed by the Republican Party as a vice presidential nominee? Did it regret missing an opportunity to tell women (especially Hillary Clinton loyalists) across the country that Palin deserved at least a cursory compliment before being subjected to the natural rough-and-tumble or presidential politics? Did it regret a swift descent into the negative, back-and-forth politics that Obama has so earnestly railed against?

Sara Palin is a Republican so all past convictions are not to be adhered to for a liberal.

[rocksblues]

Same old story. Obama's dog do the dirty work and Barry takes the high road.

Laughable!!!!!!!!!!!!

[VOR78]

It certainly an interesting contrast when paired with the truly congratulatory statement made by McCain last night toward Obama, isn’t it?

[TommyDale]

Sarah Palin must be the right choice. I don’t recall such vitriol being spewed about a candidate as we have seen today.

[Navy Patriot]

Hey, it happens when you learn how to treat women in Muslim school.

[Shermy]

They regretted throwing the “inexperienced” epithet.

Glass houses.

[freespirited]

Grandma probably called in to complain that she did not raise him to be such a cad, hence the revised statement and phone call.

[no dems]

It needs to be emphasized to Hillary’s supporters that the true feelings of the Obama camp came out in the first, bitter press release.

Obama disses women! Obama disses women! Obama disses women!

[SECURE AMERICA]

(Did it regret a swift descent into the negative, back-and-forth politics that Obama has so earnestly railed against?)

Yeah right.....
NObama may say he is a different politician and will campaign differently but the reality of what his campaign has saod and one shows that he is just another hate filled socialist that will attack attack and attack.
What else can you do when you have nothing of your own to trumpet?

[FreedomProtector]

...not all Hillary supporters are part of the radical pro-abortion NOW crowd...many of them are heartland American moms who work hard and care about their families, try to do the right thing, but have a conflicting leftist philosophy left over from their state run schools...when they get to know Sarah Palin they will realize they have much more in common with her then they ever did with Hillary.

[Theresawithanh]

Ha! The last thing O’s campaign expected was that McCain would pick a female running mate, and their spokesjerks were instructed on what to say when the announcement was made, more of the same, blah, blah, blah, failed policies, blah, blah, blah...

Well, McCain threw ‘em a fast one right over the plate, and it was a swing-and-a-miss! Gotta love it!

[FreedBird]

no class

[savedbygrace]

Obama should apologize for the offensive statements about Sarah Palin made by his campaign.

Buy he won’t. He isn’t man enough to do that. It would take a mensch to do that, and Obama is not a mensch.

[TalBlack]

Deeeeeeeeep Siiiiiiigh....

The Left has Anger and Hate and a Conviction of Moral superiority and Intellectual perfection The Left is incapable of Regret.

[Brett66]

So Obama descended from his Greek temple - and went splat on the pavement.

What’s so funny about this is they want to attack her in 1000 different ways, but almost every one of those ways will enrage women. LOL! The field is now seeded with land mines for Obama and I think he’s already stepped on one.

[Christian4Bush]

mark

[giotto]

“Today, John McCain put the former mayor of a town of 9,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency.

So they expect McCain to win. Interesting.

[HKMk23]

Is this the SECOND time in her adult life that Michelle Obama is proud of her country?

After all, the GOP has chosen a WOMAN for VP; it's a HISTORIC moment for these United States.

And 01-20-09 will be an even MORE historic moment for women in America, as McCain takes the oath of office, and Palin becomes the FIRST woman vice President; leaving Nancy "9%" Pelosi in the dust.

Between boxes of Kleenex, will Michelle Obama be proud of her country then?