4 Comments

• 1. KMorrison  |  August 27th, 2008 at 3:22 pm

  What a gift! Guess that’s the risk of ticking off a former president.

  Crazy race.

• 2. Eric T  |  August 27th, 2008 at 4:16 pm

  http://politicalinquirer.com/2008/01/25/bill-clinton-endorses-mccain-on-republican-side/

• 3. William of Orange  |  August 27th, 2008 at 6:13 pm

  Is it just me, or is Mr Clinton’s speech somewhat slurred like he’s a little? I mean we could be watching an “in vino veritas” moment here.

• 4. BLAYZIN125  |  September 5th, 2008 at 10:25 pm

  Does Mccain think women are stupid?

  I find it absolutely baffling that McCain has had only one brief meeting with Palin before choosing her as his running mate. This was clearly a last minute decision and a knee jerk reaction to the Obama attention from the night before. This is an irresponsible and reckless decision, he hardly even knows her. He’s selection shows me what type of president he will be, decisions will not be made with careful consideration and diplomacy but instead, quick gut reactions will lead the way. Listen, I’m not undermining Palin’s accomplishments, I congratulate her on her historic achievement. However McCain is simply using her as a chess pawn.

  I also don’t agree with her policies and views:

  1. She is pro-war.
  2. She is opposed to reproductive rights for women.
  3. She doesn’t believe in global warming.
  4. She supports big oil and wherever they chose to drill.
  5. She’s a lifetime member of the NRA.
  6. She’s opposed a clean water initiative.
  7. She sued the federal gov. for listing polar bears as an endangered species (why? cause you can’t drill for oil when animals are occupying the land) she’s against wildlife protection.

  …It’s true they would’ve never selected her, if she were a man, it’s pretty insulting to think a position was given to you simply due to your gender…what a gimmick.

  Obama/Biden 08