I wouldn't feel safe if John McCain was in Charge! He's a weakass!

[FrenchieCat]

He can't even control his own party.....

John McCain stated that he would run an Honorable Campaign, but he can't control any of his party's factions, some who are going all out racist and sexist and shit.

Meanwhile the majority of the Talking DooDoo Heads keep excusing McCain for that......just like they excuse his many flip-flops.

Oh...it's not sanctioned by McCain, the DooDoo Heads say, shrugging their shoulders....as though that excuses his obvious lack of any gravitas in excerting leadership. Excusing John McCain again and again, as though this is OK.

I CALL BULLSHIT!!!

If McCain can't control the party that he is supposed to be in charge of, than he is not fit to become Commander in Chief or become leader of the Free world.

Now, if we had a real media, somebody in it would bring this up.

Also I heard that those who see McCain in person are shocked on how small and weird he looks. It is said that he looks much better on Television.

In otherwords, McCain is a weakling and a terrible ineffective Leader. He even needs his wife's help to read an email.

John McCain is a Weakass.

(Pass it on!)

Listen to Richard Clarke on this conference call with reporters!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/offthebus-listening-post/obama-campaign-press-call_b_107612.html

[mcctatas]

1. It's almost like they're afraid to talk about mccain in any truthful

way. I thought they had learned their lesson after the Iraq war run-up, but apparently someone still has their collective testicles in a jar somewhere :grr:

[FrenchieCat]

2. He's a weakass non leader.

Just keep repeating it......cause it is true!

[Colobo]

3. McCain will lose big.

[FrenchieCat]

4. Everybody will be laughing at us if he wins.

We've just had a dumbass President.

He would be a weakass President.

Just think! Can't control his party, the party known for being in lockstep, but he assumes that he will be able to control this country? What has he ever led, anyways? Can anyone give me an idea? I'm stumped.

[L0oniX]

5. Agreed.

On a second note, I have a problem with the phrase "Leader of the Free World" only because we don't rule the world and it isn't our duty to police it either. It is enough of a job to be the leader of this country. Certainly there are other free nations and we don't lead them and we don't have the right to interfere, subvert or try to lead other nations. We have enough problems in our government and nation, that we have no place telling any other nation what to do or how to behave. So I have a problem with that over used and false phrase "Leader of the Free World".

[FrenchieCat]

6. Adjusted that for ya!

:hi:

[L0oniX]

7. I wasn't meaning to get you to change it. My comment was only meant to be a separate peave...

over how our so called leaders use that phrase.

:hi:

[FrenchieCat]

8. Well I like this new title better. Gets right to the point.

I pray like hell that McCain won't win. I would feel unsafe. :scared:


(pass it on!)

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

9. You know what he's doing right? It's a tactic right out of Rove's playbook...

Get your peeps to peddle the dirt in the media. McSame can count on the media to keep repeating the smears/Talking Points over and over again while distancing himself from the remarks. Then, after a few days or weeks have passed with the smears out there, come out and condemn the dirt. Only by that time, it's too late; the dirt is already embedded in the minds of Americans. McSame comes out looking honorable and above the fray while his opponent is beaten and battered.

This happened to Kerry in 2004 with the Shitboat Liars who put shit smears out to the American public, relied on the media to run with the lies. Bush was involved. He let the shit fester in voters' minds, then after a few days, he comes out to condemn the Liars, but by that time it was already too late. And Kerry waited too late to address the smears.

Good news for us is that Obama and his surrogates (ironically, Kerry) are quick responders. Kerry has been impressive. So has Biden and Wes Clark. Kerry has redeemed himself from 2004. I think he learned a major lesson from that experience.

[FrenchieCat]

11. Far as I am concerned, he's still a weakass.......

If that's a part of the "strategery" I pity the Right Wing. Is this the best that they can do? Rumormongering. Them Weakass fools!

[FrenchieCat]

10. Kick for Freeper trolls!

Your non leader is a weakass!

He gives orders, and nobody listens! :rofl:

[blondeatlast]

12. You said it beautifully. He giggles like a schoolgirl when backed into a corner and his condemnation

of the racism ebing wrought in his name is, well, utterly nonexistent.

He's had a 3 month headstart on us and when the start occurred last week he was still 2 laps behind.

"Weakass." Precisely :thumbsup:

[JoFerret]

13. Seems like a very weak set of arguments for an

approach to opposing McCain on "strength' grounds.
the tactics seem off.
He is vulnerable - from a the GOP pov. (And in reality his policies will only continue to weaken America. But this does not seem the wisest of ways to point that fact out.

Obama actually has a much better strategy altogether than this kind of silliness. His strategy is to change the ground - not just to stronger ground but higher ground.