Topic: McCain to Suspend Debate, Return to DC Instead | |
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Edited by
t22learner
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Wed 09/24/08 05:14 PM
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The McCain campaign is coming apart.
This is so surreal. McCain's campaign want to stonewall any real debate or analysis of him or Gov. Palin right up until the election. He is done. |
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The McCain campaign is coming apart. |
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Maybe it is best for the old man to drag his tail back to the mess he helped to create with his "deregulating" mantra. I think Obama should go ahead and use that time to talk about how all this came to past in the first place.
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McCain looks incredibly weak for wanting this "time out." This isn't about the crisis or the country. It's about his floundering campaign. What next, delay the election?
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Obama said he wants to help AND still have the debate |
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Edited by
MirrorMirror
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Wed 09/24/08 05:40 PM
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The McCain campaign is coming apart. This is so surreal. McCain's campaign want to stonewall any real debate or analysis of him or Gov. Palin right up until the election. He is done. |
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so ya think mccain is taking a time out
obama is screwing up next speech will be but there is an economic crisis on the federal forefront and every senator and representative should be in dc doin their job that is why you are paying us to WORK FOR THE PEOPLE not campaign for another position who do you want someone that thinks their next job wanna be is more important than the job that YOU are paying to do now i am doing my job what is my opponent doing out travelling around telling you what he is GOING to do while I am here doing what i am supposed to be doing taking care of the country like I and my opponent both promised to do when we were working on fixing the issue of the economy my opponent was no where to be found what kind of leader do you want the one that does there job or someone looking for their next job --- but hey what do i know |
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It was Obama's idea to delay the debates so lets stop kissing McCains ass shall we?
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This maneuver was nothing more than a POLITICAL PLOY. You bought it as did many other gullible people. "Putting America first before politics." What a JOKE! Maybe we should just do away with the elections this year and keep BUSH! After all, we are at WAR! not like anyone would really notice a difference.. |
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It doesnt matter whose idea it was
it's just another excuse to sling dirt and slime the opponent. spin spin spin and destroy the opposition but at this second Bill Clinton is on Larry King saying what an honorable and stand up guy McCain is |
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It was Obama's idea to delay the debates so lets stop kissing McCains ass shall we? LOL...no it wasn't...or maybe you are admiting he is a flip flopper...OBAMA, the flipfloppin OPRAH Proppin' empty suit. |
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just heard on the news that a meeting is unnecessary as a deal will be finalized tommorow.So McCains posturing was just that.Bring on the debates.
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Again...just when I thought the level of idiocy could not possibly rise...I see this thread!
Humm some posters seem to buy whatever McCain says, or is reported to have said as long as it's reported by Fox News, hook line and sinker. Hummm.... From Fox News: The McCain campaign issued a statement today urging all loyal republicans to jump off a cliff earlier today! "Uniting and acting like lemmings will prove your loyalty" said a McCain campaign spokesman. /waits anxiously for some posters to jump |
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Again...just when I thought the level of idiocy could not possibly rise...I see this thread! Humm some posters seem to buy whatever McCain says, or is reported to have said as long as it's reported by Fox News, hook line and sinker. Hummm.... From Fox News: The McCain campaign issued a statement today urging all loyal republicans to jump off a cliff earlier today! "Uniting and acting like lemmings will prove your loyalty" said a McCain campaign spokesman. /waits anxiously for some posters to jump your my idol.. |
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just heard on the news that a meeting is unnecessary as a deal will be finalized tommorow.So McCains posturing was just that.Bring on the debates. Yay!!!! Bring it on. |
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You know, there is a real possibility that the election could be postponed.
A massive economic crisis, with runs on banks and shortages of food and a panicking population would be enough to declare a national emergency. Then the real trouble would start. |
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OMG just the excuse the government needs to unload all that government cheese..
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Edited by
TJN
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Wed 09/24/08 08:33 PM
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It was Obama's idea to delay the debates so lets stop kissing McCains ass shall we? |
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It was Obama's idea to delay the debates so lets stop kissing McCains ass shall we? sorry i was slightly wrong.. |
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Edited by
adj4u
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Wed 09/24/08 09:43 PM
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Again...just when I thought the level of idiocy could not possibly rise...I see this thread! Humm some posters seem to buy whatever McCain says, or is reported to have said as long as it's reported by Fox News, hook line and sinker. Hummm.... From Fox News: The McCain campaign issued a statement today urging all loyal republicans to jump off a cliff earlier today! "Uniting and acting like lemmings will prove your loyalty" said a McCain campaign spokesman. /waits anxiously for some posters to jump MSNBC and NBC News updated 8:58 p.m. ET, Wed., Sept. 24, 2008 Democratic Sen. Barack Obama rejected Republican Sen. John McCain’s dramatic call Wednesday to delay Friday’s presidential debate because of the economic crisis. The McCain campaign said McCain would not show up for the debate unless a deal to address the crisis was reached. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26872907/ not fox news By BETH FOUHY, Associated Press Writer 9 minutes ago (not time stamp) NEW YORK - The economic crisis and raw politics threatened to derail the first presidential debate as John McCain challenged Barack Obama to delay Friday's event to work on the financial crisis. Obama rebuffed the plea, saying presidents need to "deal with more than one thing at once." http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080925/ap_on_el_pr/mccain again not fox news Financial crisis: Barack Obama rejects John McCain's call to delay debates Barack Obama has rejected a call from John McCain to postpone Friday's first presidential debate in order to focus on rescuing the American economy, as President George W. Bush prepared to address the nation. By Alex Spillius in Washington Last Updated: 1:01AM BST 25 Sep 2008 Barack Obama has rejected a call from John McCain to postpone Friday's first presidential debate in order to focus on rescuing the American economy, as President George W. Bush prepared to address the nation. british reporter not even a yankee writer http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/uselection2008/barackobama/3075932/Financial-crisis-Barack-Obama-rejects-John-McCains-call-to-delay-debates.html McCain’s Call to Cancel Debate Met with Resistance Susan Davis reports on the presidential race. wall street journal John McCain is calling for a delay in Friday’s national security debate with Barack Obama at the University of Mississippi, but the school is moving full steam ahead, according to a statement released this afternoon. The Associated Press also reported that Obama is seeking to keep the debate on schedule. http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2008/09/24/mccains-call-to-cancel-debate-met-with-resistance/?mod=googlenews_wsj McCain set to suspend campaign Bush's invite came hours after McCain announced he plans to suspend his campaign Thursday, and return to Washington to deal with the crisis. He said he also wants to postpone Friday's presidential debate in order to focus all of his attention on the economy. Obama quickly disagreed the proposition, saying "it's more important than ever" for the country to hear from its next president. http://www.cbc.ca/world/usvotes/story/2008/09/24/us-polls.html?ref=rss canadian news ------------- i guess the whole world is reporting it wrong who is it that believes what |
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