To: Warlord
Yea , wait until the day after the election why don’t we. You think Mc Cain will have the balls to say what needs to be said . I don’t ..When was the last time you saw a Republican take the gloves off against the Dems..I’m waiting ( crickets in the distance)
To: sonic109
Yea , wait until the day after the election why dont we. You think Mc Cain will have the balls to say what needs to be said . I dont ..When was the last time you saw a Republican take the gloves off against the Dems..Im waiting ( crickets in the distance)
That right there is one more reason why McCain needs to get Rove on board. Whoever is advising McCain and Palin has been giving them piss-poor advice. Both Palin and McCain have made mistakes that should not have been made during a debate. There's times where both had their opponent on their heels, and they backed off or wimped out. Biden on the other hand had no problem knocking the win out of Palin a few times and he pressed the issue - she stood up to him and handled it well, but the contrast was huge. McCain should have destroyed Obama last week.
To: sonic109
Yea , wait until the day after the election why dont we. You think Mc Cain will have the balls to say what needs to be said . I dont ..When was the last time you saw a Republican take the gloves off against the Dems..Im waiting ( crickets in the distance)You know, at first I felt the same way...but then I got to thinkin'....
People that want McCain/Palin to rip the hearts out of the Dems on these type issues are already going to vote for McCain/Palin regardless...what Sarah was trying to do is reach out to those voters that are in the middle....and they probably aren't going to respond well to 'attack' style tactics.
What I'm starting to understand is the in the political sense, I am quite naive.
2,970 posted on
10/02/2008 8:11:37 PM PDT by
Ethrane
("semper consolar")
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