The Tide is turning, More People watched McCains acceptance speech than that of Obama's?

Question

Source Neilson and Yahoo News.

Obama in all his pretentious glamour and self worth and self serving,

with his circus act with the Styrofoam columns drew less of an

audience than the Old Man, who just happens to put you first and not

himself. Barack some day if he ever matures and grows up. May learn

something from this. You always put your country first. Never yourself

or your party. The Dems will lose heavily this November.

What you think America Is John going to be the man of choice.

Answer 1

You are kidding Right? that makes no difference at all, and now you have a VP that tells a Handful of Lies everyday and has a lot of questions circling around her record, You know that she can only run so fast from the truth.oh and BTW the speech was a snooze fest and it had the biggest audioence in history lol and you are proud of that?

Answer 2

John's speech was powerful, and interrupted a lot by the chanting of USA, which is all I needed to hear. Somebody loves America, John McCain proved that, even before the speech. He didn't have to say a word, really, just show up, for me. I know his history...it's just a shame Liberals don't, or don't care.

If you're an undecided voter, I doubt you would be after hearing McCain's speech. He was great.

McCain/Palin for me.

Answer 3

YES, it is and it sure is good to see. McCain's speech was awesome. I was watching how he got the people charged up. I was hoping he would finally try to sell himself, and he did with great success. With Palin at his side, they make an unbeatable team.

Yep, Obama with his Greek God stage couldn't even hold a candle to McCain's town hall meeting. I noticed that after the speech, McCain went down into the crowd and shook hands with many of the people.

This is something Obama is above doing. Heaven forbid that he get his hands dirty with people he feels are beneath him. And it was obvious with his stage performance of his acceptance speech that he feels he is above the people who support him.

There is just no comparison between the two, McCain the real man or Obama the showman.

So McCain is the man of CHOICE.

Answer 4

OK, But McCain's speech sucked.

Answer 5

Sarah Palin made an interesting point on Wednesday night when she said Obama can talk our wars and never use the word “victory.”  She made a more important point when she mentioned those “Greek Styrofoam columns.”  Those columns were proof that last Thursday night’s spectacle was all about him, not about America and its people.  Apparently, Obama forgot about or ignored the criticism aimed at him by some of his most liberal supporters in the media after the “show” he put on in Berlin.  One of them called his performance there “an explosion of ego that rose to the level of self-parody.”

McCain has said he would rather lose an election than lose a war.  I think Obama would rather lose a war than lose an election.  In the case of Iraq, he would probably rather lose it than win it so he can say, “I told you so.”

Obama likes to say “I love this country.”  But it’s hard to love a country you don’t know, and Obama does not know America.  Until recently, it was his habit to leave his hands by his sides while others were saluting our flag during the playing of the National Anthem.  He said he didn’t feel a need to salute the flag or wear a lapel pin to show his patriotism.  That’s fine, particularly as it relates to the lapel pin.  But what DOES he do to show his patriotism?  I haven’t noticed.

Saluting the flag doesn’t prove someone’s patriotism or respect for what the flag represents.  But when an American citizen refuses to salute our flag, it shows, at best, a lack of respect for what it represents.

Answer 6

John McCain & Sarah Palin Rock!!

McCain/Palin  '08

Answer 7

YESSS!! Thank GOD!!! people are starting to see through Obamas lies!  

Answer 8

And from what I heard more people fell asleep to McCain's speech, so they just didn't turn the channel in time. I live in a very Republican county in PA and many of them aren't feeling Palin either.

But good job on your little speech, it's nicely copied exactly from what the Republicans have been saying the past four days. ;) Good job..

Answer 9

Are you serious? The whole night of McCain's speech all they talked about was how McCain fought in Vietnam and McCain was a POW, it was all about McCain that night.

Answer 10

Ive been saying this for a long time and that is the left should be afraid be very afraid of whats called the silent majority. Those independents the disenfranchised the unmotivated voters and an awful lot of conservatives.   The left has stirred up a hornets nest people are sick and tired of political correctness and the use of political blackmail, the attempt to be bullied by the left with words like racist bigot etc.  A backlash is coming and as you said the tide is turning but its going to be more of a tidal wave.  Soon it will be "politically correct" to not be "politically correct"

Answer 11

Woo.. yeah let's vote for another George Bush.  That's what we need.  George Bush III.  Good luck with that, moron.

Answer 12

And here I thought that sort of thing didn't matter...

Are you sure you don't want  to blame that liberal media elite?

lol.

Answer 13

Puts "us" first, obviously you didn't watch the speech where all he talked about was him being a POW  good luck trying to get McBush I mean Mccain in office along with some soccer mom, its not gonna work obamas the choice we all need we've already had 8 years of h**l with bush we can't afford 4 more of bush jr all u mccain supporters are truly ignorant and blind good luck

Answer 14

Right! There are many undecided voters out here and the more information we get, the better.

Answer 15

Yes my friend. The tide is turning. Feels awesome.

Mrs. Thompson. My laughs are for you.

Answer 16

John has my vote.

Answer 17

OH NO U DIH-INT! =8-O

McCain went for the humble approach and Obama went for the ostentateous and costly one.  One makes the man look like a man and the other like a show-off and a braggart.  Guess which is which.

Answer 18

Yes, McCain will win.

Answer 19

I am sure the american public "got it", after listening to McCain and comparing it to Obama's. McCain does not put himself first, does not try to make himself look like hes larger than life and entitled to be president. His motive for wanting to be president sharply contrasts to obama's self serving motive. McCain is for real, qualified, and a decent human being. Add Palin to that and I think we have the next President and Vice President of the USA.

Answer 20

People are fascinated by train wrecks.

Answer 21

Yeah, and I'm sure they could have filled that superbowl stadium, no problem.

Answer 22

The silent majority has awaken and will elect McCain/Palin and that is why more people watched the RNC Convention

Answer 23

Yes. Some credit has to go to Sarah...my sweet lovely Sarah. grrrrrrr.

Answer 24

That's strange.  There are millions of people who watched Obama's speech and none of them were contacted, neither by Neilson nor Yahoo News.  Perhaps the tide isn't turning after all.

Answer 25

Go's to show, Substance, and worth, character and Integrity, out weigh, fluff, glitz, smoke and mirrors, and self gratification more

than anything in this country. Obama is no longer playing to school

kids and the lost generation. He is coming to us now. People who

pay the bills and make things happen in this country. And we don't

like what Mr Obama stands for.