Does McCain win a prize for "the audacity of... speech?"?

Question

I think the McCain is smarter than he appears to be in recent campaign appearances. However, I'm also disgusted with candidates who are marketed like the latest product. Aren't you?

Answer 1

huh?

I didn't hear about that... what did he say?

Answer 2

I think that him saying "We were losing the war before the "Surge" is telling. I give him a prize for that. He is the First Republican I have EVER heard say we were losing the war. I still can't believe he said that! He was being interviewed by Wolf Blitzer. He wasn't tricked into it! He just said it. My jaw is still on the floor!

Answer 3

I don't think anyone could be compared to Obama.  It totally behooves me that so many are mesmerized by him.  McCain is truly an American who wants to do the best for us.  I think his thoughtfulness towards our soldiers is highly admirable.  He makes sense and I guess the only qualm I have is his stance on illegal immigration.  

McCain is not appealing in speech as he is in interviews.  One problem is his arms were injured during Vietnam and numbness on one side of his face. This shouldn't be a problem but next to Obama, it does.   I'm with you, the left and far left have given Obama the royal treatment and McCain is treated like a throw away rag.

Answer 4

Of course I'm disgusted!!!!  I am sick of the media pushing their views on the public by making certain candidates look good while making others look bad.  It's almost as bad as celebrities doing the same thing.  Fortunately, most people aren't as dumb as the media thinks we are.

Answer 5

McCain should win a prize for the audacity of many of his speeches.

He has run nothing but a negative campaign.

His platform is nothing more than a continuation of Bush's failed economic and foreign policies.

Soon-to-be-President Obama is overseas trying to bring honor and dignity back to the White House after 8 miserable years of Bush's blunders.

Meanwhile, Old Man McCain is back home whining and flip-flopping and kowtowing to his special interest buddies in the oil business.

That is why America will vote for change this November.

We don't need another 100 years of Bush like John McCain wants.

We can't afford it.

Answer 6

When you compare the two candidates I hope you will vote for McCain..he has the experience we need to run this country..

Answer 7

Well, if he was as smart as you think, he wouldn't come across as being a blundering idiot.