Let’s face it, McCain giving a speech with a teleprompter is not a pretty site. It is hard to believe a guy that has been in politics this long hasn’t mastered it yet, but it is what it is. Obama, of course, is the master speechifier.
But McCain is the master at town hall events. He takes all questions, from anyone, and answers them all. Sometimes he fights and argues with the person, sometimes they agree, but that is his format.
Obama says quite clearly, he will debate McCain, “Anywhere and Anytime.” Read the rest of this entry »
Uh-oh. Obama’s fringe-left credentials are really starting to show. When his good buddies in the MSM start liking John McCain’s ideas, something is really wrong. From a Washington Post editorial.
But if it is acceptable to drill in the Caspian Sea and in developing countries such as Nigeria, where environmental concerns are equally important, it’s hard to explain why the United States should rule out careful, environmentally sound drilling off its own coasts.
And do I smell the faint odor of approval of nuclear power?
But all this talk of drilling, squeezing oil out of shale, as Mr. Bush proposed, and pushing for more nuclear power is a welcome widening of a larger and necessary discussion.
This is the kitchen table issue this year, and if Obama has the Post backing the other guy’s proposals, he may be starting to circle the drain already.
Also find Bill Dupray at The Patriot Room
We haven’t seen anything this ugly in South Carolina since the Rebs fired on Fort Sumter!
It started in Nevada, when Barrack Hussein Obama told the Reno Gazette-Journal’s editorial board that “Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not, and a way that Bill Clinton did not.”
That remark caused Bill Clinton to flip out and the Bill and Hillary tag team went into overdrive.
In the nasty Dem debate on January 21st (transcript) Hillary said that Reagan and Republican ideas were “bad ideas for America.” And in a Hillary radio ad run on SC stations an announcer with a deep voice and southern twang, declared that Republican ideas were “disastrous.”
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