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• Update: Obama rejects McCain call to delay debate

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • All this negative reaction to McCain's call to postpone (not cancel) the debate must really have liberal worried. Caught short and thorought "out thunk" again. When are you Obamatrons going to learn that fighter pilots were trained to think one or more moves ahead of their opponents.

• Update: Obama rejects McCain call to delay debate

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • Apparently, McCain knows enough about the economy to know it needs action to be fixed and that fix should be done asap. Obama thinks a few words and a wave of his magic wand will take care of all ills.

• Update: Obama rejects McCain call to delay debate

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • Multi-taksing is fine, but in a national crisis such as this, with the future of the economy in the balance, would you rather have a guy whose priorities are divided between a debate and solving the crisis or a guy who is willing to put all else aside until the crisis is resolved? When one …

• Update: Obama rejects McCain call to delay debate

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • Well said. Here is a simple equation for the upcoming election: Obama = Talker McCain = Doer

• Update: Obama rejects McCain call to delay debate

  Wed Sep 24, 2008
  • I think I have finally figured this thing out. Obama would rather talk about the issue while McCain would rather do something about it.

• Why Democrats don't want to lower gas prices: Senator lets cat out of the bag on Bloomberg TV show. 10:22 pm Eastern July 22, 2008

  Wed Jul 23, 2008
  • For all you anti-drillers, lets apply your logic to cancer research.

• Obama campaign tightens control of image

  Thu Jun 19, 2008
  • Very curious this secret meeting with the African American leaders. What demands were made? What promises given? What secret deals made? Where is all the transparancy Mr. Obama promised? What is he hiding from the voters? But this is the nature of Mr.

• Why phenomenon Obama just might take Penna

  Sun Apr 20, 2008
  • Obama baggage: Wright, Ayers, Rekzo, Bitter People, and now a Chicago Tribune report that he used a technicality to eliminate a long-term, popular Democratic incumbent from the ballot in his first run for the Illinois Senate. Just how many more skeletons does this guy have hanging in his closet.