If you can't take the heat, get out of the election.

Right Up Front, AFP ^ | 08/21/2008 | Katy Loraley

[KatyLoraleyVidales]

John McCain has had a good week. He wrapped up last weekend performing exceptionally well at the political forum in California. Obama's performance was not his best, to say the very least.

This week, we saw a bump in the polling numbers. McCain's numbers went up in swing states and generally across the board. Additionally, his electoral count went up as well, surpassing Obamessiah.

With less than a week away until the highly anticipated democratic national convention (Aka: Clinton Bash 08), this was not a good indicator for rock star (and Presidential hopeful) Barack Obama.

In true democrat fashion, Obama responded to the news by doing what he does best blame-shifting and whining. An AFP article released this week in Breitbart chronicled Obama's hissy fit: "Barack Obama savaged his Republican rival John McCain Wednesday for running a dishonorable campaign..."

After Camp Obama accused McCain of running a "dishonorable campaign" they decided that name calling was the order of the day. McCain was called the following: reckless, Bush Cheerleader, hot-head, trigger-happy, testy, and Quick draw McCain by Obama staffers or lackeys (i.e. Richard Clarke)...

[library user]

Nice title.

[KatyLoraleyVidales]

Well thank you!

[stripes1776]

John McCain has had a good week. He wrapped up last weekend performing exceptionally well at the political forum in California. Obama's performance was not his best, to say the very least.

I saw part of McCain's performance at the Saddlesore church. I have not been a fan of McCain, but I was very impressed by what I saw. McCain looked very presidential. I will have no hesitation now in voting for him despite any political or philosophical difference I might have with the man.

I am not surprised that the opposition party is now resorting to calling McCain names. It is the standard procedure with those types who make up the opposition.