I think no matter what happens with the democratic nomination it is going to be a close race and it's exciting. But I definitly disagree with "What if?" in the fact McCain could just sit back at this point I don't know what he stands for really and that could really hurt him in the end he needs to get out there and campaign and share his message just as much as either democratic candidate.
I love the other republican elephants in the back behind McCain. Everything is acurately represented and makes perfect sense. The republicans are crying, not because of the terrible things that this preacher is saying, but because they are overjoyed that Obama went to this church for so long listening to him and the American public knows about it all! I have to agree with both "what if?" and "kendra" because this is doing so much damage to Obama, but it still doesn't mean for McCain to just sit back and say "Amen." He must beat his opponents senseless and never stop until the day of victory has come (figuratively speaking, of course).
Ha ha. I like what if's comment. But I definitely don't think he can sit back and relax now. Just because he got the Republican nomination doesn't mean he's done. He still has over 6 months of campaigning.
I think America is ready for a democrat. So Obama may not be explaining exactly what this great 'change' is, I really don't think it matters much to the American public. Hes charismatic enough to make people want this phantom change, whether its real or not. He's selling it well, and I think McCain will have a run for his money once Hillary is out of the way.
everyone is making pretty good points...McCain definitely should not stop campaigning just because he has the republican nomination...though the democratic nominees may keep bashing each other, it's still important for him to keep spreading his message
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Does McCain really even have to run a campaign? Honestly I think he could just sit back and let the other two implode.
I think no matter what happens with the democratic nomination it is going to be a close race and it's exciting. But I definitly disagree with "What if?" in the fact McCain could just sit back at this point I don't know what he stands for really and that could really hurt him in the end he needs to get out there and campaign and share his message just as much as either democratic candidate.
I love the other republican elephants in the back behind McCain. Everything is acurately represented and makes perfect sense. The republicans are crying, not because of the terrible things that this preacher is saying, but because they are overjoyed that Obama went to this church for so long listening to him and the American public knows about it all! I have to agree with both "what if?" and "kendra" because this is doing so much damage to Obama, but it still doesn't mean for McCain to just sit back and say "Amen." He must beat his opponents senseless and never stop until the day of victory has come (figuratively speaking, of course).
Ha ha. I like what if's comment. But I definitely don't think he can sit back and relax now. Just because he got the Republican nomination doesn't mean he's done. He still has over 6 months of campaigning.
I think America is ready for a democrat. So Obama may not be explaining exactly what this great 'change' is, I really don't think it matters much to the American public. Hes charismatic enough to make people want this phantom change, whether its real or not. He's selling it well, and I think McCain will have a run for his money once Hillary is out of the way.
everyone is making pretty good points...McCain definitely should not stop campaigning just because he has the republican nomination...though the democratic nominees may keep bashing each other, it's still important for him to keep spreading his message
McCain rocks! it's too bad the dem.s can't find anything juicy about him. He's just too mmazing for them.
Something funny one of my teacher's said: "McCain 08.... dead in 09"
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