Post by Mink on Oct 12, 2008 15:00:09 GMT -5
Mccain was booed by his own constituents when he had to tell them that Sen. Obama is a decent family man and one that should not be feared if elected president. As one woman in the audience fears that Obama is an Arab, Mccain had to correct her.
Seems like Palin is not only the watchdog with lipstick, but thinks she is in Alaska and the gov. is running the show?!
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4926283.ece
quote:
McCain has become alarmed about the fury unleashed by Sarah Palin, the moose-hunting “pitbull in lipstick”, against Senator Barack Obama. Cries of “terrorist” and “kill him” have accompanied the tirades by the governor of Alaska against the Democratic nominee at Republican rallies.
Mark Salter, McCain’s long-serving chief of staff, is understood to have told campaign insiders that he would prefer his boss, a former Vietnam prisoner of war, to suffer an “honourable defeat” rather than conduct a campaign that would be out of character – and likely to lose him the election.
Palin, 44, has led the character attacks on Obama in the belief that McCain may be throwing away the election and her chance of becoming vice-president.
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It seems they are both dreamers. What was mccain thinking of when he entered the race at his age and what was she thinking of when she agreed to be VP, with an abuse charge against her in Alaska???
Seems like Palin is not only the watchdog with lipstick, but thinks she is in Alaska and the gov. is running the show?!
www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/us_elections/article4926283.ece
quote:
McCain has become alarmed about the fury unleashed by Sarah Palin, the moose-hunting “pitbull in lipstick”, against Senator Barack Obama. Cries of “terrorist” and “kill him” have accompanied the tirades by the governor of Alaska against the Democratic nominee at Republican rallies.
Mark Salter, McCain’s long-serving chief of staff, is understood to have told campaign insiders that he would prefer his boss, a former Vietnam prisoner of war, to suffer an “honourable defeat” rather than conduct a campaign that would be out of character – and likely to lose him the election.
Palin, 44, has led the character attacks on Obama in the belief that McCain may be throwing away the election and her chance of becoming vice-president.
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It seems they are both dreamers. What was mccain thinking of when he entered the race at his age and what was she thinking of when she agreed to be VP, with an abuse charge against her in Alaska???