[stocksthatgoup]

Taking advice from Bill Kristol is almost as bad as taking advice from Bob Schrum.

[AmericaUnited]

Kristol is entirely STUPID on this.

[singfreedom]

Oh, good grief. McCain is just supposed to give up, according to Kristol? That is what it would be. Fire your entire campaign staff mere days before the election? Stupid! I'm sorry, but I don't think McCain appearing “fat and happy” is the kind of President most Americans want right now. We want someone who will FIGHT for us AND for our rights!

Kristol is just plain wrong—again!

[singfreedom]

Oh, good grief. McCain is just supposed to give up, according to Kristol? That is what it would be. Fire your entire campaign staff mere days before the election? Stupid! I'm sorry, but I don't think McCain appearing “fat and happy” is the kind of President most Americans want right now. We want someone who will FIGHT for us AND for our rights!

Kristol is just plain wrong—again!

[chickadee]

Taking advice from Bill Kristol is almost as bad as taking advice from Bob Schrum.

Amen to that. Kristol is wrong more than he's right . . . and he panics easily.

McCain's campaign has snatched the spotlight from Obama on two major occasions when O was cruising along thinking it was all his: by launching the Paris Hilton ad on O's return from Europe, and by naming Sarah Palin the day after Obama's Messiah extravaganza in Denver. I think the McCain campaign has more arrows in its quiver. Let them play it out.

[webheart]

Taking advice from Bill Kristol is almost as bad as taking advice from Bob Schrum.

I wouldn't listen to this guy anyway, the way he hosted the Oscars was atrocious, and he's a lousy actor, and not even funny, except when he played on Mary Hartman.

(I know, wrong Kristol, but I couldn't resist.)

[E. Cartman]

Taking advice from Bill Kristol is almost as bad as taking advice from Bob Schrum.

And a first step toward a conservative renaissance will be to jettison the Kristol and the other neo-cons.