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Now that McCain has believed in experience before deciding against it, should McCain just forfeit?

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now that his main argument is gone, he really doesn't have much to stand on.

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Why is it so hard to grasp that McCain is more experienced than Obama/Biden and our VP has more than your Presidential candidate ?

Is the truth that painful that you all try to bury your head in the sand and yell "say it aint so" ?
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Yeah. that would be real bright. Just forfeit since he doesn't stand a chance.

Just wait til he wins though...

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On the issue of experience, all I have heard from liberals is how Sarah Palin is not experienced enough to be a heart beat away from the presidency. She has THE SAME amount of experience as Barack Obama. Obama would not be a heart beat away, he WOULD BE the president from Day 1, with the same lack of experience as Palin. Why do liberals not get this fact??
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palin has more experience than obama..so should obama just forfeit? sounds good to me
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Governor Palin was Governor 24/7 for two years. Osama has worked as a Senator for 134 days, had 3 bills, and not much else. To compare their experience is an exercise in futility.
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If Biden is far more experienced than Obama, why is Biden not the presidential nominee and Obama the VP? The fact is that a vote for Obama puts Obama in the White House as the President. That's a real experience problem.
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Come on, VP's a backup. McCain's the head honcho! He can run a country. Sarah's his wing-woman.

Can Obama run a country? All he'll do is talk his way about "change" but not do anything about it.
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No. Experience is important for presidential candidate along with qualifications and a track record of accomplishments.

Ironically, Obama possesses none of these things.
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Actually, since his VP is more experienced than his opponent...it only solidifies his claim. Hahaha....what a slap in the face to Obamabots!
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Sorry, I am a simple man

I can't seem to get my brain around your question.

I guess it sounds like McCain is changing his mind based on his

experience but decided against it!..

no ~P McCain should not forfeit

but I like the way you think as it makes me wonder what goes on

in the world of BIZZARO world?
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He questioned the man running for President. Even McCain's choice for vp has more executive experience than Obama, who has 143 days in the senate. ***
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Yes - for the good of the nation - YES
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