Kwaayesnama8:36PMJul 21st 2008

Isn't it wonderful that John McCain went to Kennebunkport, Maine to ask George Bush Senior permission to name a candidate for Vice President?
I guess the Bush's have to sign off on any decision he makes!

S. Merritt8:36PMJul 21st 2008

McCain is having a difficult time decising who his VP is going to be. He needs someone more intelligent than he is and someone younger in case he should drop dead of old age. But McCain has problems even with simple decisions. And the reason it's taking mCain so long is deciding which of the 3 stooges would be his better replacement.

Andy8:39PMJul 21st 2008

I hope he chooses someone who knows how to use a computer!

My Friends8:40PMJul 21st 2008

My friends,
I did not mean it,
I did not mean it,
I did not mean it when I told Obama for go to Iraq, or was it Iran?

CHUCK8:44PMJul 21st 2008

It's the economy stupid - Bill Clinton 1992

Nancy8:47PMJul 21st 2008

The most important qualification for his Vice President is knowledge of geography.
God help the GOP if they invade another wrong country.

Crystal8:58PMJul 21st 2008

S. Merritt8:36PMJul 21st 2008

McCain is having a difficult time decising who his VP is going to be. He needs someone more intelligent than he is and someone younger in case he should drop dead of old age. But McCain has problems even with simple decisions. And the reason it's taking mCain so long is deciding which of the 3 stooges would be his better replacement.
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I didn't know Obama has already choosen his VP!!

Susan9:03PMJul 21st 2008

S. Merritt8:36PMJul 21st 2008

McCain is having a difficult time decising who his VP is going to be. He needs someone more intelligent than he is and someone younger in case he should drop dead of old age. But McCain has problems even with simple decisions. And the reason it's taking mCain so long is deciding which of the 3 stooges would be his better replacement.
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So then you would agree that Obama has an even harder time making a decision since he has not announced his VP either?

Susan9:05PMJul 21st 2008

All we have to worry about when Obama makes his choice is will the person be American?

Or will it be one of his anti-American buddies?

Will it be Louis Farrakhan? Or maybe the American terrorist, Bill Ayers?

Maybe it will be Osama bin Laden himself?

William9:10PMJul 21st 2008

Who gives a rat's ass?

Bob S.9:29PMJul 21st 2008

McCain has to do something to curtail all the disproportionate media attention Obama's been getting, but he'd be better off waiting to announce his VP pick until the end of the Democratic convention.

Splash9:47PMJul 21st 2008

Colin Powell would be a great choice. He would put the ticket over the top. He thinks more like McCain than Bush. I would certainly be a little more excited about the ticket.

Then, if McCain started to decay prematurely. Colin would make a far better 1st black president than Obama could even dream of being.

If McCain made a move like that, I might start to really care who wins. Just trying to help out would take on a whole new meaning.

Crystal9:56PMJul 21st 2008

William9:10PMJul 21st 2008

Who gives a rat's ass?
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Then why are you here?

EGObaMANIAC9:59PMJul 21st 2008

Don't bet your boots on the authenticity of this story..McCain will wait until after the Democratic Convention. He would be stupid not to.

3AM10:07PMJul 21st 2008

When the phone rings at 3 am President Obama says:
John its Iraq not Iran. And we are looking for Osama Bin Laden not Sadam Hussein. Now please have Cindy give you your meds and go back to sleep.

OBAMA 2008!10:08PMJul 21st 2008

"I'm John McCain, and I forgot this message."

Randy10:08PMJul 21st 2008

It doesn't matter the President has already been chosen. The winner is O
God Bless america

Susan Get Over It And Move On10:13PMJul 21st 2008

Susan get over it she lost.
Time to wipe your tears and move on.
The Democratic Party has its nominee. The Republicans in all their wisdom have theirs. Now the choice is up to the American people. Your Lies, bloggs, letters, petitions, threats and tears will not change that. In November you will have to choose between. The democratic candidate promising a change from Bush/McCain politics. Or McCain who says he is not running on the Bush presidency. But McCain might want to check his campaign's position papers. In his eternal quest for the Republican nomination, McCain has adopted virtually the entire Bush agenda, often reversing long held positions and compromising core principles. From Iraq, tax cuts for the wealthy, broken promises on the deficit to opposition to SCHIP, tax credits for health care, overturning Roe v. Wade and a right-wing Supreme Court, without question John McCain represents a third Bush term.
So you could be bitter, or you could work to save this nation. Why don't you exert some of your energy helping Hillary pay off her campaign debts?

Republican for Obama10:17PMJul 21st 2008

McCain a hot tempered moron who does not understand the economy. That is why this Republican is supporting Obama.

Mr. Clark10:33PMJul 21st 2008

David Knowles,

Sen. Obama is about half-way through his trip with no missteps/gaffes and Sen. McCain is furious. It was McCain's idea that Sen. Obama visit the region. Since McCain has spent the most time recently with Mitt Romney, I am guessing that may be his choice. Rudy is through in my opinion. Bobby Jindal I don't know anything about.

Carly Fiorina even being considered is kind of laughable. Didn't she almost bankrupt Hewlett-Packard? She made a lot of money even on her exit. She would be a disaster. She was exciting to watch when she first took over, but what an ending. I am surprised anyone would hire her again. (If I am mistaken about the Company...forgive me, as it has been awhile.)

I hope Sen. Obama picks his VP soon as well. I know it won't be Hillary. I feel it in my gut and that may be for the best. Supposedly Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius is out as well as any woman for that matter. The wisdom in the Obama camp is that by not picking Hillary and choosing another woman, the backlash would cost him in November. I like Sen. Evan Bayh. Sen. Hagel is problematic because it leaves a Republican one heartbeat away from the Republicans taking back the White House should Sen. Obama win. I don't think the Democratic Party at large would go for that.

What would you think of Hillary running for New York Governor? Bloomberg is throwing her a Welcome Home Party soon. He offered and she readily accepted. You know, not being mad anymore has started to make this exciting again.

Sincerely and respectfully,

Mr. Clark