Could Third-Party Hopefuls Foil McCain?

Ertent555

02:43 AMJul 30 2008

Mcflip-flopper

BMcnam1675

02:01 AMJul 29 2008

Senator McCain should stick with his agenda and not flip flop on his positions. It is a leap of faith to expect the independents to fully surplant the conservative votes for Senator McCain. Everytime Senator McCain flips his position, he helps Senator Obama and former Congressman Barr. He will need the conservative base in November to win the election.

Cccc49r

12:57 AMJul 29 2008

NO ACCOMPLISHMENTS, NO SUPPORT FOR MILITARY, NO MORALS, NO SHAME NO JESUS, NO BACKBONE, NO MILITARY SERVICE, NO EXPERIENCE NO THANKS, NOOBAMA 08,12, 16,20,24, NEVER!!!!!!!!!

Jean M Buxton

10:46 PMJul 29 2008

I have been listening to McCain during his interview with Larry King and I have come to realize that McCain hates Obama, his whole conversation is about running Obama down. He's lying ,not telling the issues the way they are. He's a horribleperson and I believe if he gets in the white house he will probably be worst than bush . I sure hope the people get wise to him and and don't vote his way. Obama is not saying anything about mcCain that should tell you who the better person is

glenbgibson

11:06 AMJul 28 2008

Mr. Obama is just what this battered, discouraged country needs: A very literate, intelligent, and great orator as its Commander in Chief. "Bushdog" has been inordinately successful in advancing the PNAC agenda of his nazi-like cohorts, while totally ignoring and failing to reflect the collective will of the American people. Barack Obama is a very decent man who will prevail with a landslide victory in November. This white guy, a life-long Republican who finally sees the light, is voting for him. Go Barack!! Go Democrats!!!!!

Rckinglets

12:04 AMJul 28 2008

I think that John McCain and Barack Obama will be equally hurt by third party candidates. This year as always the third and fourth party candidates are offering a choice of NONE OF THE ABOVE.For those who do not like the Republican Party, the Democratic Party or their candidates, the third or fourth party candidates are the best choice. The only wasted vote is the one not cast.

Gypsyrosal707

03:43 PMJul 27 2008

McCain is a mature (mentally and emotionally) leader who is a staunch American with mature experience of many years, knowledgeable, well experienced in decision making. He is not influenced by any power influences nor is he intimidated. He would make an excellent president.

Gypsyrosal707

03:38 PMJul 27 2008

McCain is not a part of Bush's cabinet. If he becomes president he will govern with a Democratic house.

BRMNGHMBLITZ

04:05 AMJul 27 2008

FASTCAT121, I'm certain that there are many Americans who still share your views concerning Obama as a presidential candidate. Fortunately for the rest of us, the significance of that number is growing weeker with each generation. As much as I am hoping for his election, Obama does not have to become our next president to ensure the continued reduction of gender bias and racial hatred across America. It seems that this trend has taken a life of its on and, respectfully, Obama had nothing to do with it. He is only enjoying the benefits of it and so are many more Americans.

Marj1710

10:50 PMJul 27 2008

Obama and McCain are puppets for the elitists who run this country. WHEN WILL PEOPLE WAKE UP? I guess you all will wake up when we are called the North American Union. Great Britain already knows what it feels like to be part of the European Union and it isn't good. Americans are totally asleep.