McCain's last chance.

vanity | 10/4/08 | jdfromny

[Ol' Sparky]

McCain also needs to start pinning the blame on the bailout where it belongs -- on Clinton, the Democrats and their allies at Fannie and Freddie that turned the lending market into a welfare and affirmative action program. It's time Republicans stopped spewing the idiocy that subprime loaning was well-intentioned.

[Polybius]

I am furious that McCain and company does not start a multimillion ad campaign
laying the whole bailout issue at the feet of the Dems and show Obama’s link to it all.

Before the bailout bill was passed, the choice was to keep quiet or have the Democrats hunker down and
convince 60% of American voters that the Republicans were destroying the economy as well as their plunging 401K's.

The whites of the Democrat's eyes will be visible by next Tuesday's debate.

We will then see if McCain opens fire or not.

[chainsaw]

Don't let the quarterback handle the ball.

Center the ball directly to the toughest player on the field-Palin, and let her run it into the end zone.

[B.O. Plenty]

He really did....

[Melas]

This calling everyone a troll has become as trite and tiring as endless vanities. Troll used to mean something, but lately is just slung about at the slightest disagreement, so it means nothing.

[Gatún(CraigIsaMangoTreeLawyer)]

What are you saying?

McNut lost 4 of his 5 planes. His last stupidity and ego took him to the Hanoi Hilton. That is how good a pilot he was.

And yes, he is running his campaign (into the ground) just like he flew his planes.

Regards.

[workerbee]

I hope nobody’s holding their breath waiting for McCain to stop “reaching across the aisle.” That’s who he is, folks, and he’s not going to change. I think he chose Sarah Palin as a way to stir up the campaign but I wonder if he really expected things to hinge on her the way they seem to be doing. I bet it really galls him to know it’s the conservative half of his ticket that most of us will be voting for.