One would think watching Bush Sr.’s example would show them the folly of that course. If not, then watching Bush hike up spending and toss handouts to medicare and the NEA for seven years, only to be viciously attacked and slandered, should have left some impression.

But nope…. here’s John McCain, deciding he won’t remind voters of Obama’s most glaring inadequacies–because if he does, the liberal media won’t like him.

How long is it going to take them to figure this out? They’re already driving off their base–I’m voting for Alan Keyes this year, and I would be voting Southern Heritage Party if they weren’t semi-socialist nutcases who think we can kick out the factories and give every family 40 acres to farm (or Libertarian, if they weren’t a bunch of anti-Christian yagoffs who think smoking joints without having to look out for the po-po is more important than saving our country from socialism.). And the people they’re trying to appeal to–the liberals–are already a lost hope, because they’re going for the Democrat party.

We don’t look at everything as just a matter of politicking. The racial smears directed at his family had nothing to back them up and that makes them just that – smears. It would be very hard to make the case that Obama doesn’t share Wrights views. The twenty year relationship, the baptisms of his daughters and positive literary acknowledgements are things you can’t ask a reasonable person to dismiss. It shows more than a relationship, it shows a friendship between two like thinkers. The tit is a lie and the tat is a truth. That matters to us even if liberals have been conditioned otherwise. Democrats love to use that technique (which is why they insisted on Republican names being on the bailout package). As marinetbryant pointed out here yesterday, accuse others of what you do.

“No, no, no. Not God bless America. Goddam America.” McCain trashed the ad, saying it “degrades our civics and distracts us from the very real differences we have with Democrats.” IMO he could not be more wrong. I don’t care what Democrats or the media say, it is very important that we don’t have a president of our America that may empathize with G**damn America. McCain is the only alternative now and those pleading with him get that.

I mean 20 years in a releationship as his pastor an mentor. I do believe that the separation is only thru the election process an that is all. An if iam wrong than it shows that Barack has 0 in his heart for other people an he will use any an everybody he can to get where he want to be. So not only Barack,s words but his actions are very telling in what kind of man he really is.

I will say this he is not a good person he is not a decent person. Barack has used every way known to man to cheat steal an lie his way to the dem. nomination an to the Potus. The old saying by Hook or Crook.

May GOD save us from this man.

McCain would be better off to list positive attributes about himself and his religious beliefs, and then leave people open to question about Obama. Reagan won over Carter by appearing more presidential and even handed, and letting Carter come across as a political weakling. What we needed back in August was the side McCain showed at the Al Smith dinner. Don’t attack Obama directly, attack what he does and let someone else (bloggers, Republicans, whatever media not in Obama’s pocket) ask the hard questions.