Have you noticed how the more John McCain sinks in the polls and his policies are exposed as failures, the more suspicious he becomes of Barack Obama? McCain's Kitchen Sink approach just exposes his inability to lead on any issue of substance and kills any shred of honor he had left. McCain's strategy is being reduced to simply dividing the country with hate, fear, and anger in order to get to the White House.
We are witnessing one of the worst economic meltdowns in modern times. It is one of the worst days for financial markets since 2004. The Country is still engaged in two wars. Healthcare is in crisis. The national debt is soaring. So you would the think the Presidential candidates would have plenty to talk about, right? Wrong.
John McCain wants to talk about everything except what is important to millions of Americans. Doesn't it seem utterly irrelevant whether Obama was trying to improve inner city schools with William Ayers several years ago? Are you worried about Obama's pastor? Are you woriried that Obama's middle name is Hussein? Well these important issues are the center piece of the McCain campaign.
This is all the McCain campaign has been talking about recently! It has absolutely nothing to do with the welfare of millions of Americans facing job losses, loss of healthcare and the safety of soldiers fighting a war on two fronts! But that is what McCain want to talk about. I cannot imagine a better way to get voters disengaged from a campaing than to discuss these petty, stale issues during the biggest economic crisis of my lifetime. No doubt, after seeing recent polls, that is John McCain's motive.
It gets worse. Now McCain's character based campaign has focused its attention on calling Obama "dishonorable." Whatever that means! Taking Obama's comments out of context, ofcourse, the ad focuses on some Obama comments regarding our failed mission in Afghanistan. McCain knows as well as anyone that it is not "dishonorable" to question a military mission if it is misguided. What is dishonorable is basing a campaign on....well I won't go there. I'll let McCain's actions speak for themselves.
One thing is clear, based on the divisive comments McCain is making it is becoming clear that he would rather preside over a divided country from the White House than a united one from the Senate. The man's claim to honor is becoming a joke.
We are witnessing one of the worst economic meltdowns in modern times. It is one of the worst days for financial markets since 2004. The Country is still engaged in two wars. Healthcare is in crisis. The national debt is soaring. So you would the think the Presidential candidates would have plenty to talk about, right? Wrong.
John McCain wants to talk about everything except what is important to millions of Americans. Doesn't it seem utterly irrelevant whether Obama was trying to improve inner city schools with William Ayers several years ago? Are you worried about Obama's pastor? Are you woriried that Obama's middle name is Hussein? Well these important issues are the center piece of the McCain campaign.
This is all the McCain campaign has been talking about recently! It has absolutely nothing to do with the welfare of millions of Americans facing job losses, loss of healthcare and the safety of soldiers fighting a war on two fronts! But that is what McCain want to talk about. I cannot imagine a better way to get voters disengaged from a campaing than to discuss these petty, stale issues during the biggest economic crisis of my lifetime. No doubt, after seeing recent polls, that is John McCain's motive.
It gets worse. Now McCain's character based campaign has focused its attention on calling Obama "dishonorable." Whatever that means! Taking Obama's comments out of context, ofcourse, the ad focuses on some Obama comments regarding our failed mission in Afghanistan. McCain knows as well as anyone that it is not "dishonorable" to question a military mission if it is misguided. What is dishonorable is basing a campaign on....well I won't go there. I'll let McCain's actions speak for themselves.
One thing is clear, based on the divisive comments McCain is making it is becoming clear that he would rather preside over a divided country from the White House than a united one from the Senate. The man's claim to honor is becoming a joke.
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