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Well said. That's why Obama went up in the polls yesterday.

I don't play the lottery.

It cracks me up that I keep seeing the same comments about Clinton/Gore/Kerry (during their elections) being brought up about Obama now; changes positions with the wind blowing, shady associations, wants to raise taxes, wants to increase government spending...

The thing is, I don't see where any of that is coming from Obama himself.

If the Guardian said this then the reporter must've been on Acid!



I read the original post and then I went to the link
to hear the supposed gaffe for myself and was shocked
when there was no gaffe!



I urge everyone reading to listen to the interview
under discussion! Regardless of what anybody else says!

Recently on other foreign issues, McCain seems ever more confused. He repeatedly mixed up Sunni and Shiite, he forgot that Iran is a Shiite country, he claimed Iran was training Sunni terrorists and hosted Al Qaida terrorists, and he was lucky to have Sen. Lieberman nearby to correct him during his recent embarrassing trip.

He called the Czech Republic "Czechoslovakia." He thought that Pakistan and Iraq share a common border and he said the Vladimir Putin was the current president of Germany. All of this in just the last three months. There are many more examples, even more frightening and dismaying.

While everyone is entitled to make mistakes, so many basic errors can indicate more serious cognitive problems, especially when many of his actions are becoming strange in other ways. What presidential candidate would offer his wife up for a topless contest at a biker convention, or sing "Bomb-bomb-bomb-Iran?"

On at least 5 occasions in the last two months, when asked an unexpected question, this dazed, "deer in the headlights" look crossed his face, and when he finally responded, his answers had nothing to do with the issues raised.

On major issues, (abortion, social security, taxes, Iran, Iraq, off-shore drilling, stem cells, just to mention a few) McCain either forgot his previous stances and changed his mind, or he is incapable of recalling positions he held dearly as recently as a year ago. McCain's problem is that he categorically denies ever changing his positions, even when he is shown video and news articles.

A growing group of conservatives, moderates, and medically educated are beginning to question his mental status, as similar disturbing events continue to occur.
http://www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/node/10656
He sounds like he has dementia to me, like some ageing ww1 vet stumbling over the details of the "Battle of the Somme"

I know I'll get jumped on by the partisans on the right, but I'm concerned he's becoming unstable. His gaffes on the trail are mounting and one has to wonder if his age, the intense pressure of the race, and even residual effects of his POW captivity is taking its toll. His campaign is definitely keeping him from the press, a far cry from the former "Straight Talk Express."

take away obamas teleprompter and you will gaffs.

Whatever. The debates will be revealing.

I am going to enjoy those debates.

I've said it before somewhere on here, but the Obama/McCain debates aren't even a contest, lets just hope that in our "free" and "open" society that the 3 party candidates get to come with their platforms as well, or it's going to be a bloodbath... It's Joey The Shark Vs. Sarah Baracuda that I'm waiting for. That's gonna be fun to watch.

That's going to be in my city at Washington University.

You going to go watch in person?

I wish I could get in. It's not far from me.

McCain had ice cream a few blocks from my house. Found out after the fact.

Which was his indicator that the economy was fundamentally strong, he got some num num vanilla.


LOL!

You can always look into it, if nothing else find out why they aren't opening up the debates to everyone, first come first served. Thats the american way.

Money talks.