The Washington Independent - Latest Comments in McCain: Obama ‘Chooses Failure’ Over Success in Iraq

Re: McCain: Obama ‘Chooses Failure’ Over Success in Iraq

mojo3 — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 06:48:29 -0000

He has NOTHING...absolutely NOTHING with any kind of "teeth," to nail Obama with. This is one reason why the Republicans waited with bated breath, hoping Hillary would have been the nominee. Whatever he and his campaign can grab...they attempt to take it, (albeit whatever it is), and twist it. This coming from a man, who claims to possess integrity...and refusing to deal with

any mud-slinging in this run for presidency. What a sham. His presence definitely, is not one of a leader. I am sure the "mean streak" they say he has, will probably surface as the race moves on to the debates. I can't wait for this to occur.

More importantly than this...is his health (cancer issues); and what I believe

to be early stages of dementia. As I blog, I'm noticing many others are suggesting this same thing re his memory. If this be the case, every last one of us needs to be concerned.

Re: McCain: Obama ‘Chooses Failure’ Over Success in Iraq

ajm8127 — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 12:47:30 -0000

This man is ridiculous. I can't believe anyone could possibly trust him. He seems hell bent on destroying Obama's campaign. Imagine a race where the point was not to cross the finish line, but to destroy your opponent's car before he can finish. That is how I see McCain attacking the Obama campaign. He talks of Obama using Iraq as a political pry bar, but in my opinion, if anyone is practicing a sleazy campaign, it is John McCain.

Re: McCain: Obama ‘Chooses Failure’ Over Success in Iraq

lvdragonlady — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 09:47:24 -0000

Mccain's whole world appears to be based on some war. It is easy to tout war if your ONLY experience was dropping bombs on civilians and then going back to your base. I honestly believe that the 5 years he was a POW, has effected him more then anyone is willing to admit and his mental stability should be looked into and be a concern of all Americans.