People do you know anything about Mccains healthcare Policy? Well this is what I know Mccain is gonna TAX our Healthcare Benifts! as If it were Income,Under A Mccain Administration we may lose our Health Benifits That our Employers provide, Then Mccain wants to run the Health Insurance Industry like the Banks with NO REGULATION! He does propose a 5000 dollar Tax credit, But we do not see that that goes to the Insurance company Everyone knows it cost more then 5000 dollars for a family plan! so the Taxing thing Mccain is going to Tax us but in a SNEAKY WAY! we are doomed with that Healthcare Policy!

McCain on the Economy: "I know a lot less about economics than I do about military and foreign policy issues. I still need to be educated."

And who is educating him? Phil Gramm,
the same guy who gave us the enron loophole, and in July explained the nation was not in a recession, stating, "You've heard of mental depression; this is a mental recession." He added, "We have sort of become a nation of whiners, you just hear this constant whining, complaining about a loss of competitiveness, America in decline."

I guess it's all just in our minds.

Read this article --
http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story/23316912/makebelieve_maverick/print

and you'll be decded or affirmed about who is 'right' for the POTUS. Really.

Y'know, if the MSM ran this or asked about any of the contents (some of which is from McCain's book) you'll certainly see why everyone's sooooo angry around the GOP.

Have you seen these Republican rallies? I believe the term Republican is on the verge of becoming a disparaging descriptor not unlike hillbilly, hick, or red neck

-- People do you know anything about Mccains healthcare Policy? --

Yes.. his plan involves deregulating, taxing employer provided health insurance to encourage a shift to private coverage, and an across the board tax credit regardless of income level. Like his tax plan, his health plan favors the wealthy and would result in more Americans losing health care.

http://www.epi.org/content.cfm/pm126
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122152292213639569.html

McCain will continue to pander for votes....the problem is he has no credibility on the economy...He comes from a long history of hands-off, your on your own perspective making any regulatory or help for the middle class seem less than sincere. He has done it before (remember the gas holiday proposal?).

Nice that McCain is taking a somewhat serious shot at the economy today. But his proposals are merely a weak copy of Obama's plans and aren't being paid for with McCain's "no new taxes" pledge. Is he really that enamored with deficit spending?

http://www.political-buzz.com/

Jesse Jackson just announced that, although "Zionists who have controlled American policy for decades" remain strong, they'll lose a great deal of their clout when Barack Obama enters the White House.

"Obama is about change," Jackson told me in a wide-ranging conversation. "And the change that Obama promises is not limited to what we do in America itself. It is a change of the way America looks at the world and its place in it."

Basically, the message to Israel is--prepare to hand over all of Jerusalem to the Palestinian Authority, and prepare for a great flood of terrorist attacks on your civilians from Hamas and Iranian-funded Hezbollah. And if you try to retaliate against Iran or Syria, Iran will nuke you with the "Fire of Allah." America will NOT defend you. Your suffering and destruction are your own fault, Zionists.

This campaign is difficult to choose.

Do I choose a "Token Negro" Obama. One that has gone to white schools all his life, a child of a mixed racial family, with questionable birth records, no leadership experiance at all, no real job history, but can talk the talk. Who's only claim to fame is a few books he wrote - due to not being able to find other work ??

Or do I choose John McCain, a war vet - who betrayed our country, and caused hundreds of american vets to die, in Nam. He did come back, turned his life around (the only way he knew how), and has been a fighter every since. Yes, his education is not so good (bottom of class at most schools), and his history as a maverick is well known. Yes he is old, and has cancer. But experiance is the best teacher, he does have that. He has written books, done several movies, and been a senator for along time. Is he elite, perhaps not, but he is a fighter.

We need a fighter, not a talker. Yes McCain has a few issues, but what vet doesn't.

Sorry but after working, in the good (the elite for 12 years, growing up) and the bad (several years in slum neighborhoods in NC - and 6 years as a vet overseas) portions of society.

I must choose the fighter - McCain has my vote.

I have seen the talkers, they die in battle. The fighters, keep on fighting, and eventually win.

I don't know about a lot of the polls and if they are correct. But I also know that I live in the heart of the Republican stronghold in Michigan. Democrats never even run for office where I live because they never win, people always vote for party. I have to say that I have seen more yard signs for Obama than I have ever seen for any candidate in a very long time. And he has a campaign office in my town! That would be like John McCain setting up a campaign office in the south side of Chicago.

I think Mccain thought this Election was going to be about Foreign Policy, because he is truly clueless and lost on Economic Issuses. 2o something days away and he still does not have a plan! no way no how no Mccain!

Thank You John for highlighting my point

My friends, I am an angry old hypocritical dumbass. Now, can I please go home to one of my ten homes, put up my feet, and catch up on Matlock? 'Cause I'm tired of Obama cutting the rhetorical cheese in my face. - John "Grandpa" McCrankypants

McCain will win this election. In 2004,Hollywood and the media thought they have given Bush a trashing.

ACORN is not the enemy but it should direct its efforts to jobs creation and generating wealth through renewable natural resources.

Palin will lead this country to energy independence and thereby reduce U.S. trade deficit to zero. This drive will create jobs in many sectors including car makers in Michigan as they usher in the natural gas/electric hybrid. Palin's pipeline can live with First Nation desire for money for their tribes but minimize its disruption by being ready for alternate delivery from the southernmost border of Alaska.

The rudderless ship seeks one more time to chart a direction for itself. The McCain ship never seems to make complete circles, but does zig zag its way along to November 4th. The dry dock is awaiting the McCain sailing ship. The campaign has become a colossal failure in bringing fourth any sound proposal as McCain surrounded himself with lobbyists, not high minded bright subject matter experts.

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Yes, the race may be close, but I think all the signs point to Obama winning. And it's not just he polls that make me think so.

For the first time in decades, every single independent I know is voting for the Democrat. It's not that they're keen on Obama but because they no longer respect McCain. Because they despise Palin. Because they loathe what the Republican Party has become.

My 85-year-old father, who has voted Republican since 1972, is voting for Obama for the same reason as my independent friends.

When people like that abandon the Republican party, I don't see how McCain can win.

To comments:
Mike- Bwaaaaahahahaha!!!!

John- Dood! You are soooo off-base it is astounding! McCain had his shot vis-a-vis the VP spot but blew it 'cuz of his Keating 5 troubles. Now, to make up for it (and apparently make good in the eyes of his dead but upstanding Admiral patriarchs) he thinks he can "fail forward" again in life. This time, taking all us with him? I think not.
Obama is as American as apple pie and, if you look at the demographics of our good ol' USA, his IS the face of our country. Putting him first will be the best thing we've done here since Ford started making cars in production lines.
I'm just sayin'

a registered voter be it fkladfj or asdfjkal;ksdfj

both of them probably wont vote

and they are taken off the voter rolls as soon as they dont get a confirmation from teh voter.

so while registering non existent people is stupid and should really be stopped, teh chances of them voting are extremely unlikely...

however the republicans love to let dead people vote.

This acorn story is essentially a non issue

im suprised more of you righteous make sure all ties and dealings with a candidate are 100% on the up and up republicans

arent making a bigger stink out of sarah palins abuse of power and her violation of ethics...

but i get it, if you really cared about personal ties you would be all over palin, but you dont really you just wnat to try to discredit obama

Under Obama, Reid, and Pelosi, the prospects of passing the liberal agenda would be bright. You can forget about bipartisanship.

Start with "card check." It would permit organized labor to unionize the private sector without winning a certification election by secret ballot. It's easy to get workers to sign cards saying they want a union, but it's hard to get them to vote that way when labor organizers aren't hounding them. Card check is labor's last hope for more dues-paying union members. More mandatory dues mean more Big Labor campaigning for Democrats.

Unions simply aren't popular and neither is card check. But it passed the House last year, only to be blocked in the Senate by a Republican filibuster. In 2009, with Washington controlled by Democrats, it would sail through Congress and President Obama would sign it. After all, neither Obama nor congressional Democrats have bucked organized labor even once.

Then Democrats will eliminate a longstanding target of big labor, section 14(b) of the Taft-Hartley Act. It allows states to enact right-to-work laws, which bar workers from being forced to join a union. Twenty-two states have right-to-work laws. Prepare for massive out-sourcing of jobs, and loss of business to foreign firms.

The liberal scheme for killing conservative talk radio--the so-called fairness doctrine--would stand an excellent chance of becoming law. It would require radio stations to offer equal time, for free, to anyone seeking to reply to broadcasts featuring political opinion. To remain profitable, many stations would have to drop conservative talk shows, a major medium for communicating conservative ideas, rather than give up hours of free time.

Obama would fill Supreme Court vacancies with liberals --no doubt about that—and they'd be confirmed easily under a filibuster-proof Senate. As a senator, he voted against John Roberts and Sam Alito. And free trade agreements would become a thing of the past, given liberal and labor opposition. Prepare for more foreign barriers to US-made goods.

What about Obama's health care plan? He's described it as step or two away from a single payer, government-run health system like Canada's. While expensive, its chances of passage would be very good.

So is cap and trade. It would drive up the cost of energy, another downer for the economy, but Democrats believe it's necessary to save the planet. Besides, the environmental lobby would demand cap and trade's enactment. And environmentalists have as tight a grip on Democrats as labor does. Obama has never crossed environmentalists. Prepare for higher gas, heating, and electric prices—and reduced oil and gas drilling. Nuclear power will not expand, but be reduced. Prepare for more blackouts.

As for foreign and national security policy, there'd be nothing stopping President Obama from doing what he wanted in a liberal-dominated Washington, including a quick troop exit from Iraq and presidential-level talks with anti-American dictators. Congress would go along. The media would cheer.

Enjoy the glorious Obama revolution, Comrades.