Watching John McCain debate last night

I bet McCain fights dirty, like the nasty little bitch he is.  But he's old, and I gottalotta rage in me.

Cause i know he's better then this.  I actually believe he'd be a pretty good president for you guys, but sadly even Jesus himself would've lost if he had won the Republican nomination..

My question is why the fuck did it take you people 8 YEARS to figure out that Bush was terrible...? 

The cockpit.. what is it?

Check out these poll results:

Despite John McCain's strident performance in the final US presidential debate, snap polls awarded the contest decisively to Barack Obama, while a bookmaker said it would pay out on bets on the Democratic candidate.

Mr Obama was judged to have "done the best job" in the debate by 58 per cent of independent voters in a CNN poll, with 31 per cent plumping for Mr McCain. Mr Obama also did better among Republican voters than Mr McCain did among Democrats. A total of 18 per cent of Republican voters said Mr Obama did best, while only five per cent of Democrats preferred Mr McCain.

The Democratic candidate also gained general approval among the independent voters, while the Republican senator lost ground in this respect. While Mr Obama's favorable/unfavorable rating went from 63/35 before the debate to 66/33 afterwards, Mr McCain's sank from 51/45 to 49/49.

http://tinyurl.com/3n8clz

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/uselection2008/presidentialdebates/3207511/US-presidential-debate-Polls-suggest-Barack-Obama-beat-John-McCain.html

{;-) Dan in Miami

Following debates between the two rivals in which the Arizona senator has appeared angry at times, 46 percent consider him hot-tempered, more than triple the 13 percent who say so about Obama.

"He'd be a little nerve-racking to have in the White House, jumping real fast," Darlene Finley, 48, an Obama-leaning independent from Ossineke, Mich., said of McCain. "When you're talking about war, that's something you don't want to do, jumping real fast."

Since September, McCain has lost ground on nearly every quality tested in the poll, including lower scores for being likable, decisive, honest, competent, intelligent and inspiring.

He's also lost ground for understanding ordinary peoples' problems, caring about "people like you" and improving America's international standing. Growing numbers even see him as supporting big business over the public interest and being influenced by lobbyists — despite repeated vows to do exactly the opposite.

Obama's ratings have stayed level since last month for most qualities tested, though he has shown some improvement in whether he's considered experienced and decisive.

http://news.yahoo.com/page/election-2008-political-pulse-souring-on-mcca...

{;-) Dan in Miami

...your wife.  It says to dishonour not yourselves excep for fasting and prayer, but to then come together afterwards lest satan tempt you.  You gotta keep it up.

Democrat Barack Obama on Friday won endorsements from two unlikely newspapers - the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times.

While the Tribune is the largest daily in Obama's hometown, the publication hasn't backed a Democrat in its 161-year history. And the Times hasn't endorsed a presidential candidate since 1972, when it backed President Richard M. Nixon's re-election.

In an editorial posted on its Web site, the Tribune said the country needs a president who can lead it through a "perilous time" and restore "a common sense of national purpose." Obama is the best candidate to do that, the editorial board said.

The Times, the country's fourth-largest newspaper, said McCain's campaign had left the candidate "nearly unrecognizable." His selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin for running mate was "irresponsible," it said.

"Palin is the most unqualified vice presidential nominee of a major party in living memory," the Times said. "The decision calls into question just what kind of thinking - if that's the appropriate word - would drive the White House in a McCain presidency."

The Times said the U.S. needs a president who displays grace under pressure, is not prone to volatile gestures and understands the legal foundations of American freedom.

"Obama is educated and eloquent, sober and exciting, steady and mature. He represents the nation as it is, and as it aspires to be," the Times said.

http://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics/AP/story/730864.html

{;-) Dan in Miami

From the conservative Christian Science Monitor: As Election Day approaches, Senator Obama’s lead over Republican rival Sen. John McCain is widening into double digits. Recent polls also show 91 percent of Americans say they are comfortable with the idea of having an African-American president. That contrasts with only 50 percent who say they’re comfortable with having a 72-year-old become president, as Senator McCain would be were he to win. http://features.csmonitor.com/politics/2008/10/22/surging-obama-campaign-suggests-us-racism-on-the-wane/ {;-) Dan in Miami