Added: 3 years ago
From: ctblogger
Views: 5,815
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:
see all

All Comments (29)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • Olbermann is such a petty little infant. I used to like this guy, but he has proven himself to be such a thin skinned smug little priss. Go back to reporting on sports and stay out of the deep end of the pool.

  • Mccain dont even know that he is alive ajajajjj

  • broken down old fart

  • This asshole was on board air force one with Bush having birthday cake as people drowned and died during katrina

  • „¸¨°º¤ø„¸¸„ø¤º°¨ „ø¤º°¨

    ¨°º¤ø„ OBAMA „ø¤º°¨ Copy and paste

    ¸„ø¤º°¨ ROCK!! ``°º¤ø„¸ If you believe in the

    ø¤º°¨¸„ø¤º°¨¨°º¤ø„¸¨°º¤ø FUTURE OF THE WORLD

  • iv never seen Obama pissed.

    Mccain is to old and would brake a hip b4 entering the white house

  • what an ass

  • Ron Paul V. Dennis Kucinich.

  • McCain is too old to be President.

    this is a sign when he can't remember what he said.

  • As a lifelong Republican, I am very embarrassed for my party and ashamed by what I see here.

  • Vote Number: 181 Vote Date: July 16, 2008, 05:53 PM ~ this was on AIDS for foreign countries, according to the Senate page. What is the true number of the vote you're discussing? Both candidates did not vote. McCain has hardly voted on anything in a long time.

  • 66barry is speaking of Bill: HR 2206.

    "181", is just the "Record Vote Number",

    not the bill number.

    We Americans need more accuracy in our lives.

    False information is easily passed to one

    another, when we learn things wrongly.

  • Well, giving the fact that the 6.4 billion dollars were going to come out of the citizen's of Louisiana and the rest of the affected areas, it did not seem to be like a generally good idea to pass a fund of that magnitude. Also giving the fact that most of that money didn't even go to the resident's at the 9th ward for a time period of 18 month's also states it wasn't a good idea.

    it wasn't until Mid 2006 that they got a higher influx. Oddly enough the new Hummers came out around the same time

  • I really dont get your argument here Representative45 ?  Obama is a senator and Mcccain is a senator and they vote for what they believe in not what they say they believe in and Obama voted against the monies to rebuild the Huuricane ravenged states and Mccain voted for these funds and where do you get that Louisiana paid for these funds?

  • The area of Louisiana ( hence the states in the region of the mid west post LA purchase ) were the ones that were heavily taxed to pay for the damages in New Orleans..just so you know (plus I'm not insinuating that it was only the 10 or so states in the region payed for Katrina AID, it's just the other 40 or so states were paying higher war taxes). Somehow I find it hard to believe you would expect someone to not comment back by saying a fellow senator would not want to help his fellow citizens.

  • I admit Obama isn't a saint but compared to McCain on the issues of war, diplomacy, economic, and ESPECIALLY civil, McCain is very weak. Military service does alot to character and leadership, but constantly changing your opinion on liberal views to conservatism is much to erratic to be a sufficient leader.....just to be clear I am aware Obama was in the US senate for 3 years so please don't repeat yourself like I don't know.

  • Hold the phone here! The reporter is saying that Mccain did nothing to help the Hurricane victums and I'm giving you evidence that he did help them proving that this reporter is bias and a liar and you are trying to turn this around or deny the proof? I give up when people wont here the truth.

  • o dude MSNBC sucks as a general media outlet. Cnn, fox, abc are biased and garnishes false news. But you cannot deny that McCain changed his opinion on the environment to get the GOP nomination and please conservatives.

    I like McCain, but not as a president.

  • Two:

    This has just been confusion between you two,

    as a result of inaccuracy. And, the media is

    sooo inaccurate.

    IMO, from his voting history, I can now see that McCain mostly votes on things that benefits his agenda (not for the care of those struggling; those unlike him).

    In 2005, his vote should have been YES, since that bill was for the victims of Hurricane Katrina, Rita, and Wilma. But, the bells and whistles weren't attached, and he was far from the current 2008 election.

  • On 5/24/07 Congress voted on Vote #181 on the motion to provide $6.4 billion dollars towards hurricane relief efforts to the Gulf Coast.Mccain voted YES to provide these funds !! Obama voted NO !!!!

  • strange I thought it was..the other way around?

  • I am correct Representative45...Obama voted against funding to hurricane relief funding of 6.4 billion dollars on 5/24/07.The funding passed however by a vote of 80-14 with 10 democrats voting NO including Obama.Look it up..Obama supporters should be more informed with the hard facts instead of what the media says.You can study voting records if you bother to.

  • One:

    I'm not a fanatic of either party, but Obama did vote "NO" on HR 2206, and McCain voted YES. But, to me, this bill was bitter-sweet. The bill was for Katrina AND for funding the Iraq war AND for government departments. It's like they used Katrina, to fulfill other purposes, and maybe Obama didn't support that (trojan).

    But, behold, Obama voted YES, for Katrina, on Bill: S 2020 and McCain voted NO for it! This, was in 11/17/*2005*, with no funds for government purposes. McCain?

    Continued.

  • This man canNOT be elected as President of the United States.

  • You got that one right Obama for life as president. Obama 08"

  • OBAMA 08!  Finally someone who will make the world a better place.

  • Comment removed

Loading...
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more