John McCain's Terrible Speech At RNC Convention

http://zennie2005.blogspot.com - The last speech of the RNC Convention was given by its new "Big Dog" Republican Presidential Nominee Senator John McCain. McCain's speech was given with a stilted and uneven delivery, and even Bush operative Karl Rove observed on Fox News that "this is not McCain's thing" and that he does not use the teleprompter well. But when the audience consists of over 38 million people, the only course of action is to learn how to use it.

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[Donnymac]

Barack Obama didn't dodge Bill O'Racist. Yesterday he had an interview with him. Obama didn't take his shit. A real candidate faces the questions no matter if the interviewer is against him or not.

[cassie120962]

Republican presidential nominee John McCain failed to show up for tough votes -- even as his Democratic opponents (Clinton, Obama, now Biden) had/has been leaving the campaign trail to attend to Senate business.

McCain has not voted in the Senate since April 8.

And another thing people fail to mention is that Obama was an Illinois Senator from 1997-2004, U.S. Senate 2004-present.

[osofieroso]

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[goldadevine]

Agreed, but that does not necessarily excuse his actions. All he accomplished was to satisfy the hurt and rage most of us were feeling. When that's all said and done with, what do you get, regret, wishing better choices were made. I would expect the President to look out for the people, not just adhere to our rash feelings. I would have respected that more.

[Actual12]

Were mistakes made? Yes. As I recall, at the time, the country was overwhelmingly with the president and "his" war. Of course, had he been right, and what he feared came to pass, a mushroom cloud over an American city, the country would never have forgiven him, including you.

[goldadevine]

Yes, but did we go after who eveyone thought we were going after? Absolutely not. We started a war on another country that did not pose a direct threat to us just yet instead of going after the priority...Osama.

[Actual12]

While we don't need a "war god", we do need a Commander-in-Chief who can vanquish the enemy. There is an enemy trying to kill each and every one of us, taking us as he finds the opportunity. The tried and true response is to kill "him" first.

[goldadevine]

But Obama's speech to the DNC reached above 800,000 views, at least on youtube, while McCain is in the 200,000 range. But maybe that's because most watch his on tv?

[goldadevine]

What you say makes no sense. What we don't need is a war god.

[apt420inc]

but didnt he give in to the torture because he couldnt hanlde his comrads suffering anymore? and wait

he only gave in when they started on him so wtf does that tell you about his integrity

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[apt420inc]

what i dont understand is how people that are going to vote can actually defend this mccain/palin bullshyt

[AfricanRule]

It deeply saddens me when we use our intelligence and creativity to point out the shortcomings of any brother and sister.

Brother join me in MLK's teaching and rise above the fray of political line and find ways to unite and build up each other.

Verbal pushing and shoving only begets more pushing and shoving. I would encourage you brother to use your many talents and take the higher ground. All people have a need to be heard, understood and respected and we find it by giving it.