[indcons]

"chided his Republican rival's campaign team for trying to make him look unpatriotic and weak"

If anything, McCain has been too soft on you, Hussein. Stop whining.

[FlingWingFlyer]

“John McCain’s president?” Nice talk Mr. “Uniter!”

[bpjam]

Maybe Barry finallly figured out ‘when life started’ and he decided that it had something to do with Bush/Cheney and he is against it.

[rtbwood]

McCain didn’t have to try to make him look unpatriotic and weak. He accomplished that all by himself!

[Tennessee Nana]

Obama won because he lost...

Dont ask...

Just repeat the mantra...

Obama won because he lost...

Obama won because he lost...

Obama won because he lost...

O)M OM OM OM OM OM OM OM

[highlander_UW]

So I guess that change to a gentler, kinder American where campaigns rise above politics of attack was just a phony cover. Now there’s a shocker. /s

[freema]

My teenage daughter just saw the “above my pay grade” remark.

She said, “If he can’t decide whether or not to kill babies who can’t speak, he has no right to decide to kill adults. He’s a moron.”

[TribalPrincess2U]

Ahhhhh, we’re finally seeing the REAL Obamao.

[comebacknewt]

"chided his Republican rival's campaign team for trying to make him look unpatriotic and weak"

Don't see how anyone could possibly reach that conclusion.

[torchthemummy]

Even so, Obama stepped to McCain's defense when a voter criticized his Vietnam era record. A Naval aviator, McCain spent 5-1/2 years as a prisoner of war there after being shot down and badly wounded.

So the AP touts Obama's "graciousness" for defending criticism of McCain's Vietnam military service and yet neglects to actually report what the criticism was. Not to mention that earlier in the article the AP mentions Obama's accusation that McCain is claiming that Obama (and his fellow Dems) are not patriotic ie. macho enough when it comes to national defense/foreign policy. That is...on Saturday McCain's service and patriotism are beyond reproach. Then Sunday McCain is following "McCain's President, Bush" and thus every scurilous charge of anti-patriotism leveled at W, Cheney and Pubbies in general can be reincarnated. Hypocrite.

Obama & AP...whatever.

[torchthemummy]

"John McCain's president, George W. Bush"

How does Obama expect everybody to respectfully accept his possible presidency (God forbid!) if he himself can refer to W as "McCain's President" and thus, by inference, not his President?

[stevem]

That does it!!! No more Mr. Nice Guy!

[Cheapskate]

"they're trying to make me look unpatriotic and weak."

WELL DA!!!!!

[Leofl]

Whiner in Chief!!

Well, let’s get this party started right!!!

Time to really go Dr. Evil on his behind

” Cry Havoc and let loose the dogs of War!!!!”

[hole_n_one]

"John McCain's president, George W. Bush,"

An absolutely disgraceful thing to say.

Obama has absolutely no business seeking this office.

[The_Media_never_lie]

What I really would like to know, is that if he (BHO) becomes President, will we be allowed to pronounce his name?

[NavyCanDo]

Someones nose bent out of joint because of his pathetic performance Friday. Maybe instead of playing golf he should of been drilling over and over again the questions he could be asked, until the answers are second nature. His inexperience is showing.

[CharlesWayneCT]

Hard to make him look any weaker than he is. As to “unpatriotic”, I haven’t seen McCain’s camp do a single thing to suggest Obama isn’t patriotic. In fact, McCain has gone out of his way to try to build up Obama on the issue of “patriotism”.

But it’s no wonder Obama thinks everything makes him look unpatriotic — it’s probably how he feels.

[ballplayer]

TRYING to make him look weak? Please Obombo you had your chance to make whatever Mcain says moot and as your wise wife would say, Barry you Blew that one !

[HamiltonJay]

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