"when you take something out of context, call it your own, . . . . . .plagerism?

And, sure enough, the media plays along with free coverage.

Priceless.......

If Hillary Clinton really will get us out of the Middle East she should run as an independent and she would win.

Obama and his promise to get us out of the middle east was JUST WORDS and POLITICAL RHETORIC.

McCain I beleive would give us out of the middle east honorably and get us out faster than the quagmire Obama wants over their

I love the ad! I think its a GREAT idea to have these well-known democrats giving praise to President McCain! McCain has always been bi-partisan.

The McCain campaign is incredibly childish. And desperate. He is basicaly the incumbent and he cannot break 41% in the polls.

I don't know about either candidate honestly but I know we can't continue to follow Bush's policies. While I respect McCain he really doesn't seem that different from Bush and his policies. As far as the economy I don't think the republicans have the average middle class American in mind so not sure why people still think that they can provided answers for the funk they helped put this country in.

They praised McCain back 5 to 10 years ago when he was "Maverick" and not the empty suite he is today.
Boy you guys will get excited over some of the smallest stuff.

As for Hillary Clinton: I voted for her here in Florida and always respected her and her husband. I was rooting for her to get the VP spot, but not anymore. Their conduct in this week has made me lose respect for her. If i was a childish as McCain, i would have asked her to return my campaign donation.

Cool World: LOLL McCain is one who put us in the middle east. It is like McCain vs. McCain. You people need to open wide your eyes.

Unfortunately he is temperamental and has severve senior moments. We can't afford him to lead our loved country.

Al,I respectfully say maybe you need to find out more about the candidates. McCain is and has always been a Maverick. He'll break from the republicans and stand for what he believes in. He is no Bush. Actually, Obama is starting to show many Bush-like traits. As far as the economy my retirement accounts have been soaring the past several years, it has just been in this past year that they've been coming down. Let's see, can we honestly blame the republicans for everything that goes wrong? I was so thrilled when the dems took over two years ago, needless to say, that thrill was short lived. Everyone gets credit for our current state of affairs.

Mcain wasnt that bad 8-10 years ago but NOW he has sold his soul to the evil bush,Do remember cynics there have been republicans to praise obama HAGEL,PAWLENTY, GOV ARNOLD S, ETC!!

"And what Repubs been complimenting Obama lately. Let's see: Pawlenty, Palin, Hagel, Lugar...anyone can play this game."

This works well for McCain. Obama and democratics are trying to push this "same as Bush" false notion and act like McCain does not have a bipartisan history so I think this is very effective. I think it's amusing how Obama has the most liberal voting record, has never taken a bipartisan approach to an issue where he takes any political risk or spends political capital, yet tries to be labeled as the unifier and bipartisan candidate.

If democrats had nominated a moderate democrat they would win in a landslide due to the political climate but once again democratic leadership insists upon nominating a left wing radical which will once again fail. You'd think they would have learned in 2000 and 2004 but I guess to the leadership taking a risk is worth getting a left winger into the white house.

For all those hopping on the Boone Pickens train I hope you have looked into his history. He is a billionaire from oil, but he is smart enough to see with the oil industry being the current american industry under attack from democrats he needs to diversify his holdings. He has invested heavily into wind and other alternative energies to make several more billion. He has been using some very underhanded techniques to achieve his goals but because wind power is trendy and "green" politicians on both sides are turning a blind eye.

The site I link is very opinionated and anti global warming so keep that in mind, but it is a very good starting point and analysis of Boone Pickens. Take it as you will and make up your own mind as to the validaty and purpose of his energy plan.

http://junkscience.com/ByTheJunkman/20080724.html

http://junkscience.com/ByTheJunkman/20080731.html

wah, wah, wah! Look at all these crybaby Obama supporters complaining about some positive attention for once that the media is giving McCain! YOu are just so sensitive that anything negative about Obama, you call it "biased"! It is very well known that Obama gets much more attention than McCain! How many news anchors accompanied McCain on his european trip???

And, STOP , with the race card already! It's called freedom of speech...we are allowed to criticize Obama without being racists, and we are allowed to NOT VOTE for him without being racists! Americans are sick of these accusations, and will fight back at the polls, Obama is clearly dividing America with his race card politics!!

I thought that McCain thought that working across the isle was bad? When Obama recently said he would be willing to compromise on off-shore drilling in order to get bi-partisan support the McCain camp lambasted him as a "flip-flopper". So what is it McCain, it bi-partisanship only good when you do it, and bad when Obama does it?

Yes McCain is one of the good guys. I wanted Hillary but now I will be voting for McCain. The democratic party has been hijacked by extremists.

I think McCain is ready to be president. Obama has only been a Senator for what? Two years or so? Since when is a man ready to be CEO of a company when he only has two or so years of experience? At the least, a governor would have more experience since his state government is a microcosm of what the Federal government is. But a Senator of only two years? Do you really think he is ready just because he has charisma? Hugo Chavez has loads of that and look what he is trying to make his country into - another Cuba!

a good move.... mccain is bringing up two issues at one: years of experience and willingness to work with democrats.

Nelson
Mccain has been in senate for 25 years what has he done for our energry war in iraq, jobs, healthcare, education, etc if his 25 years experience of voting NO or barley showing up to vote at all i will take the less experience anyday!!!