So McCain says that we shouldnt be scared of Obama as president, page 1
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Topic started on 10-10-2008 @ 05:52 PM by bknapple32
"I have to tell you. Sen. Obama is a decent person and a person you don't have to be scared of as president of the United States," McCain said as the crowd booed and shouted "Come on, John!"


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Wow, this guys is really off the wall. First, he has ties with terrorists, his name has hussein, could be muslim, blah blah blah...

But now, we shouldnt be scared. Ill tell you what, Im scared of this erratic flip flopping.

I want to know what all the people here think, who are scared of obama, about mccains comments


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:07 PM by bknapple32
reply to post by DarkStormCrow



Sir, there is a fundamental difference when party spokesmen call Barack Hussein Obama and calling Barack a terrorist and a traitor, and McCain saying we shouldnt be afraid of Obama.


Someone asked McCain if we should be scared of Obama, he says no. Yet he runs an ad that CLAIMS HE IS ALIGNED WITH A TERRORIST. Its called McCain pandering to whatever crowd will listen. One second, hes a terrorist sympathizer, the next second, hes a decent man and we shouldnt be cared of him.



reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:11 PM by Bunch
When I heard this I went like

The comment had to be made though! But it just leaves confused and I think Sen. McCain and his campaign are doing two different things and McCain either:

1.Do not agree with what his campaign is doing,

2.Don't has control his campaign,

3. Is realizing that he is not going to win the Presidency and is trying to cut the attacks in order to be in good light when Obama takes the White House.

4. Is trying to cut the attacks and refocus on key issues,

5. Trying to control his supporters in this town meetings where words like "terrorist", "traitor", "kill him" and racial slurs are been recorded by TV cameras.

I really never understood the McCain campiagn, is like never really got on track with a cohesive message. First it was reform, that didn't work and they turn to "change" which oviously didn't resonated with the people, then the economy when to crap and he didn't had a message for that and now is ironically "Obama the terrorist" and his core supporters listen to that and now he wants to move away from that also.

Obviously the "Obama is a terrorist" line of his campiagn has been rejected but his ultra-right supporters are not going to let it go so easily, the problem was that Sen. McCain didn't need it to go there, specially now when the people that he is tying to persuade, independant and undecided don't fall for this kind of crap.

Edit to add: I forgot to mention once again the error that was bringing Gov. Palin as his runningmate, a VP running mate is supposed to be there to help you, not to destroy you, I think Gov. Palin for many reasons has completely destroyed the McCain chances, it was too political, a big bet on bringing Hillary Clinton supporters that didn't deliver.

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reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:12 PM by jam321
reply to post by bknapple32



The ad talks about Obama's judgment and is a very legit question. Obama should answer the questions.

First, he said ayers was just somebody in the neighborhood.

Today he says he knew what he did but thought that ayers was rehabilitated.

More seems to come out as he gets more pressure. Maybe his 30 minute infomercial will answer the questions.



reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:14 PM by jam321
reply to post by Bunch



Bunch, you hit it on the nail. McCain campaign has constantly sent out mixed messages. I kinds think their is somebody behind the scene who is trying to make himself a Karl Rove name.


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:27 PM by jam321
reply to post by bknapple32



Is Hussein his middle name or not? Then what the hell. Use it. People are free to interpret his name as they so choose. The same percentage who thinks he is Muslim are the same percentage who will feel his name is related to terrorist. Rest of people will see it as his middle name and nothing to be embarrassed about.

Did you see the video where a lady called Obama an Arab and McCain defended Obama at his rally?

Why not post that one and give credit where credit is due?

I also think you should post the words McCain said before McCain says that we shouldnt be scared of Obama as president


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:30 PM by Jemison
reply to post by bknapple32





Someone asked McCain if we should be scared of Obama, he says no. Yet he runs an ad that CLAIMS HE IS ALIGNED WITH A TERRORIST. Its called McCain pandering to whatever crowd will listen. One second, hes a terrorist sympathizer, the next second, hes a decent man and we shouldnt be cared of him.



Obama DOES have ties to a known and admitted terrorist and McCain's ad is calling Obama's judgement into question.

McCain isn't pandering - he's one of the few politicians that speaks the truth regardless of how the polls might respond and by putting himself on the line the way he did, in defending Obama to his own supporters, is just further proof of that.

I'm watching the clip right now - they are airing it on Fox news. And McCain is simply, once again, speaking his mind despite what the reaction would be. That's an honerable trait and one that Obama would do well to follow. People in the town hall meetings have been getting brutal in the way they have been talking about Obama and McCain doesn't want it to go there the way Obama LOVES his supporters to be abusive of McCain and his supporters.

McCain said mutliple times during that town hall meeting that Obama is a decent and good family man and even put the record straight when a woman said that Obama was an arab/muslim!!!

There is nothing wrong with McCain pointing out Obama's lack of judgement and there is a lot RIGHT about McCain telling his supporters that Obama is a decent man.

Why are you nitpicking at things that McCain is doing while letting your own candidate get away without any scrutiny? What's up with that?!?

Jemison


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:34 PM by jam321
reply to post by Bunch



come on bunch, do you hold musicians responsible for controlling their crowds?

And not everyone wants to hear about economy. Just talking about economy isn't going to fix it. If anything it brings up more anxiety because of all the gloomy words they use. If 700Billion dollars can't fix it I doubt them talking about it day after day will do anything either.

Uneducated people....do they not also have the right to express what they feel? We may not agree with what they say but they also have freedom of speech. But you are also right that maybe McCain should be more selective.


reply posted on 10-10-2008 @ 06:34 PM by spines
reply to post by Jemison



Once again, with judgement in association being such a sticking point: Why do those calling for more on Ayers continue to ignore Pastor Muffie (sp?)?

Find something to stick with and hope nobody finds the guilt on your side.



Makes me wonder if those who rant with it truly care about it...or if they are looking for anything to hold on to.
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