John Mccain followed that up with a “…but this is a tough time for us” I believe.

Once again, the great fall of financial instutitions has to do with America’s inefficient, bloated way to running the economy than any ideology. If the banks exercised sound judgment in their lending practices, we don’t have this problem.

1) An ideology that completely mirrors the ideology of this past 8 years.
2) An ideology that recognizes the few while completely disregarding the masses.
3) An ideology that believes in taking military action against Iraq, an incident that is completely unrelated to 9/11, without solidifying our claims beforehand. In the present, we have found no evidence of weapons of mass destructions or a tie to Osama Bin Laden. The devastation of this war has cost us over 4,000 of our brave troops and counting, over 1/2 trillion dollars of taxpayer’s money and counting, and over 1 million Iraqi lives unrelated to the terrorists or insurgency.

Cost of the Iraq War — http://www.nationalpriorities.org/costofwar_home

4) An ideology that still believes that the Iraq War is the right war on terrorism when the Afghanistan War should had been the right war on terrorism, where Osama Bin Laden actually was until he slipped into the mountains and into Pakistan’s territory now. The Iraq War also diverted our attention away from the Afghanistan War. We now have extended our resources in two separate places and have heightened our risk to our troops, our expenses, and creating another dilemma that will take quite some time to finalize. The Iraq War will not go away overnight and it is now our obligation to see it all the way through for God knows how many more years. This has also been the most unpopular war in the eyes of the world’s communities.
5) An ideology that believes that we are at our safest state since 9/11, when a recent terrorist plot was still trying to enter Great Britain’s airports with liquid explosives heading directly to us, but thankfully the plot was foiled. While in Afghanistan, the terrorists are regrouping and strengthening and we have recently suffered another high casualty to our troops yet again within this past month. We currently have the least amount of alliances in the world’s communities due to this unpopular Iraq War. True national securities are the ties that bind us to our world’s communities and the ties that bind them to us.
6) An ideology that vetted one of the most inexperience VP ticket in history, from foreign policies to national defense. If God forbids that anything happens to this President if elected and is stricken with illness, this VP will be running the country. For a more compelling look at Sarah Palin’s VP readiness, please look at this link below —

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loUHRv3ipLE

7) An ideology that believes in “the fundamentals of our economy are strong” while we are facing the highest mortgage foreclosure crisis, high unemployment rate, and the largest collapse of our financial infrastructures since The Great Depression of 1929.

This is an ideology that many of us in America are against. Whether this ideology is in the Republican or Democratic ticket is not the main issue but the fact is that America does not want to fall into another 4 more years of devastation. We cannot afford this anymore.

Even if Obama wins this election he will be more unpopular than GWB in 2000, and national crisis will only make it worse for him because he cannot vote present in the WH, as he as done even as recently as the economic turmoil of last week.

well, good for you … at least you’re starting to prepare for the new realities; you’re not doing a very good job of it, but you’ll improve with age

You’re trying to convince yourself of that AWFUL hard, hopalong. Got news for you: McCain is going to beat that scrawny, jug-eared political hack from the Chicago Democratic Machine like a rented donkey.

the data and sentiment indicators are convincing me, pal … you, on the other hand, are just frantically denying that your old, washed up POW who’s out making a fool of himself can’t pull this off … based on nothing

when you don’t like what you see before your eyes, you just scream “MSM” … ok, you can do that until November 4th

there is no state case against Obama,
just some neocon trying to get in National Enquirer

ProgMeister:
Unfortunately, none of the polls take into account voters who will definitely show up

yeah, the one on November 4th does, and you guys are NOT going to like the outcome

Sep 22, 2008 – 8:04 pm

You’re trying to convince yourself of that AWFUL hard, hopalong. Got news for you: McCain is going to beat that scrawny, jug-eared political hack from the Chicago Democratic Machine like a rented donkey. The only Messiah routine ol’ Barry is gonna do after that will be registering the dead, just like old times…

I don’t understand why there’s so much talk about the Troopergate case against Sarah Palin

because there’s an ongoing investigation in the State of Alaska perhaps? an investigation that Palin and her husband are stonewalling on

and not one word about a case filed against Obama, under Obamacrimes.com, questioning his citizenship. Media chose to ignore it.

they have a pretty good nose for bullshit; and, right now, all there is is a civil complaint from one Philip Berg

Why would anybody vote for somebody who was a Muslim before (we are all aware about their Quran, if you do not join them, kill them) and his direct association with Socialists and Ayers, etc.

Princess, this is where you undermine your credibility entirely; you have as much evidence that Obama was a Muslim as Phil Berg has that Obama is ineligible to be President: NONE

Anyway, no point in getting your panties in an uproar; Obama’s answer is due tomorrow and the FEC’s is due Oct 21 … if Phil should somehow manage to prevail (assuming he actually has standing to sue), you can petition your representatives to have him impeached, ok?

Meanwhile, the most likely outcome of this “case” is dismissal and richly deserved sanctions for Mr. Berg under Federal Rule 11; hopefully the court will require that he pay them out of his own pocket instead of allowing the RNC to underwrite the effort

just another little factoid for Mr. Logan to chew on:

“Mr. Obama received $75 million from women — that’s 47 percent of those who gave more than $200 to the campaign. Mr. McCain, the Republican nominee, raised $34 million from female contributors, 28 percent of his $200-plus donor base.”

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/09/23/womens-campaign-giving-on-the-rise/
http://wcf.3cdn.net/3ba2b8d619e665e313_8zm6bt9f0.pdf

Here’s your Realitycheq. Poll: Obama struggling to win over Clinton voters

Hey, knucklehead, here’s what you left out from that AP-Yahoo Poll .. the stuff that counts of course:

After the presidential election in November, which of the following would you prefer?

Barack Obama as president and Democrats controlling the Congress 45
Barack Obama as president and Republicans controlling the Congress 5
John McCain as president and Democrats controlling the Congress 13
John McCain as president and Republicans controlling the Congress 33
Refused / Not Answered 4

If the 2008 general election for President were being held today and these were the candidates, would
you vote for…

Barack Obama, the Democrat 40
John McCain, the Republican 35
Bob Barr, the Libertarian 1
Ralph Nader, the independent 2
Someone else (specify) 3
Don’t know 18
Refused / Not Answered 0