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One more thing. You should read an article I have clipped to my column called

Are You Better Off Today Than You Were Eight Years Ago? Any Way You Slice It, John McCain is Still a Republican

— Angie s

No Mcgovern repeat 08
Well first I want to say. By your name, I would think that there's no way in hell you would vote for another Republican.

Questions for you:
How do you feel about Palin.? I really don't think McCain will make it the whole 4 years.
In my opinion, just thinking about Palin becoming President would make me vote for Obama. Also, are you aware that McCain has a questionable past concerning POW/MIAs?
How about "the Keating Five"?
How many wars are you willing to support?
How about all of McCain's questionable behavior? Doesn't to seem to stable to me and not to mention his policies aren't exactly going to help middle class Americans. I know it's your choice, but you and everyone that doesn't note for him, will have to live with it as well. I'm afraid that this Country will just sink further into the toilet with McCain at the helm. He just doesn't get it.

— Angie s

Quite right!!! No McGovern Repeat 08!

You said it right! Over the past year, Obama is the king of Phoney outrage and Diversions! With Hillary and McCain and now Palin. It is a very distinct pattern now. Just look at the past year --He or his surrogates will throw up something outrageous strategically timed to something Obama wants either hushed in the news or to divert attention from him having to talk issues.

In this case, I'm thinking he had a dual purpose of taking the spotlight negative or positive away from Palin #1 and #2 taking focus away from the Oreilly interview. Which I don't think he was particulary good at, and maybe he didn't either. He was acting like a 12 year old going after Sean Hannity and Fox news. What a waste of time! So what if one network doesn't want to crawl in bed with him. Is it not not enough he has everyone else and the world worshipping him?

So this lipstick diversion belongs to Obama, but I have to hand it to him --it served his purpose - it ran well on MSNBC - he successfully steered and blamed the diversion to the Republicans. Sorta like that old cliche: "It takes one to know one."

He is a Harvard graduate, and a presidential candidate. Can he act like one and get back to the issues? With all the cliches that exist in the world to use, he chose the lipstick comment by mistake? Please!

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— obamafan-517424

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