McCain Ad: 'Worse off Than We Were Four Years Ago' (McCain Throws GOP Under Bus - Again)

The Hill ^ | Tuesday, August 5, 2008 | Sam Youngman

[rightinthemiddle]

Yeah, I’m getting a NOBAMA sticker.

[E. Cartman]

Sounds like I’m not a Gang of 1 anymore.

Back in 1988, when I was living in Massachusetts, I saw a bumper-sticker whose time has come again: "Jack Sh_t for President!"

[rabscuttle385]

The McCain mutiny...

Somebody needs to find his strawberries before he cuts our tow line. Oh wait, too late, he already did it.

[rightinthemiddle]

How about pointing out how bad the economy is, and how much inflation has risen, and how high gasoline is, and how much the stock market has dropped, since the Democrats took over Congress?

The numbers do not lie. McCain could take advantage of it.

[ari-freedom]

oh but you see, these are the conservatives...the ones who were with bush all the way.

[brownsfan]

“Flame away, if you like. I’m disgusted.”

Not worth flaming about. I just want to have a note here, so when you come to FR complaining about Obama’s new taxes to support reparations, I can refer to this post.

[rabscuttle385]

The McCain spot, in which a narrator is referring to the Arizona senator as “the original maverick,” makes a special point of saying that McCain “has taken on Big Tobacco, drug companies, fought corruption in both parties.”

McCain needs to stop being coy and just come out of the closet and admit that he's a Democrat.

[E. Cartman]

And a nasty letter from the RNC accusing me of “giving up on the party” cuz I haven’t renewed my membership. A very bad letter.

Yowza! If they're writing that meanly now, we can only imagine the psychotic and bitter overtones the party will take on when McCain becomes party leader, after the election.

[Slapshot68]

I’m much better off than I was 4 years ago. My income went up over 30%..have nice house to live in, etc.

Of course, I don’t credit or blame any President for my successes (or failures). They are mine alone.

[DoughtyOne]

LOL, that’s funny. Well, kinda sad really...

This is definitely the year of the Jack S—ts.

[cvq3842]

Fair enough.

[normy]

He should have said we were worse off than we were 2 years ago.

[tumblindice]

“I already got a photo of he and Cindy from him”

Me too. I used a Sharpie and wrote across the photo: “Ask your friends at La Raza for money”, folded it up and sent it back.
Here’s a support group site: http://www.GOPbitchesfor McCain.com

[DoughtyOne]

LOL

[E. Cartman]

After all, just two years of SanFranNan’s and Dingy Harry’s “leadership” took Congress’ approval rating down to 9%.

I hate SanFranNan and Dingy Harry, but if you want to actually address the problem, you'll have to admit that both houses were well on downward runs (albeit not as fast) before those two leftist clowns came to power.

[cvq3842]

I am disgusted beyond words at this election.

[rabscuttle385]

Of course, I don’t credit or blame any President for my successes (or failures). They are mine alone.

BTTT

[Redleg Duke]

Hey, hey! Now don't go injecting rational thoughts here. These poor guys have been unable to have a hissy fit for weeks. By purposely interpreting the commercial "their way", they can finally whine, and you go and dump on their parade!

Shame on you!

[syriacus]

We are worse off now than we were 4 years ago, because the Democrats took over Congress.

Democrats got THEIR "change" in Election 2006. Are WE better off now?

[E. Cartman]

How about pointing out how bad the economy is, and how much inflation has risen, and how high gasoline is, and how much the stock market has dropped, since the Democrats took over Congress?

Problem is intelligent Americans recognize that both parties are to blame.