The McCain campaign is embarrassing

[Jurassic]

CK, there are so many odd things about this post, I hardly know where to start. I certainly respect your conservative views and your desire to vote for Mccain, but to argue that some people will vote for Obama because they feel "pressured" by those that would otherwise call them "racist" is ridiculous. Voting is anonymous. How can anyone call anyone anything when no one has the right to learn how anyone else votes? You are free to do as your conscious demands.

And I don't know what it means that "Democrats use the race cards 95% of the time."

I agree, I like CK, but you're view of the world is twisted and disillusioned in a lot of ways.

 

[barfo]

I'm not calling him a Muslim, I could care less what he is, but his middle name is Husein, he cannot drop the name now that he's running, and he's the one trying to portray the Muslims as bad people because he quick to say that "he's not muslim, but a "good" christian".

Link to Obama trying to portray muslims as bad people? I think this claim is more than a bit contrived.

barfo

 

[barfo]

Back to the Obama campaign, he has simply bought the whole election and the votes, by buying the media (tv stations, newspapers), by buying people (that are well known in this country), by buying hollywood (who I don't really care about) and by buying votes (ACORN, and other organizations).

And he got the money to do all that from evil warlords from the planet Xactar, correct? And his master plan involves harvesting our spleens?

barfo

 

[maxiep]

I would argue that Sen. Obama's race has guilted the media into not agressively vetting him. The number of stories they've decided not to pursue is shocking. When you get scooped by the National Enquirer and Sean Hannity you should be embarrassed. I believe the media is driven by political correctness and the people that occupy the desks in New York and DC believe America to be a much more racist place than it really is.