"John, our workers don't want to spend six months in a community college learning how to sell phone plans. They want jobs. Working on cars. Making steel. Feeding the world."
Shorter McCain: Obama says he believes X, but I say he believes Y. My friends, Y is really bad. Also, can you trust a man who says he believes X when he really believes Y. Try my product.
If anyone's interested, there's a reactions thread over at The Bellman. If I were you, I wouldn't comment there while people are still responding here.
Cheater.
ReplyDeleteKRANG
ReplyDeletecockamamie, shit!
ReplyDeleteWhy do we have to spend more when government on the cheap has worked out so well for us, right New Orleans?
ReplyDeleteI thought Barack did well with the spending scalpel
ReplyDeleteWhat the fuck was the 'climate control'/'climate change' correction about??
ReplyDeleted3 - righto
ReplyDeleteI think I saw this debate guy on a scooby doo episode on the stain
ReplyDeletethis is an ass-whipping, reminiscent of the Four Horseman kicking some wankers ass at War Games, 1985 style.
ReplyDeleteCan both of you please pretend that you don't understand how a world commodities market works for the sake of pandering to stupid voters?
ReplyDelete45 new nuclear plants! I'm no green, but that freaks me the fuck out.
ReplyDeleteBarack Obama. Keepin' it real about energy independence.
ReplyDeleteThe answer is yes!
ReplyDeletebtw - fwiw, Obama looks "presidential." McCain looks cranky.
ReplyDeleteagreed
ReplyDeleteObama kicked ass there.
ReplyDeletewords, yes!
ReplyDeletetoo bad mccain is so mocking
ReplyDeletewhat? I thought he was from South America?
ReplyDeletespeaking of travels.... sarah palin?
ReplyDeleteI wish the Dems would hit back on job training.
ReplyDelete"John, our workers don't want to spend six months in a community college learning how to sell phone plans. They want jobs. Working on cars. Making steel. Feeding the world."
That's what I want to hear.
Yah! Labor leaders in COlumbia.
Obama: "enforce unfair trade agreements"? Oops
ReplyDeleteCan we nationalize the Big 3? Gaaaaaaaaaah...
ReplyDeletei think mccain is practicing his stare
ReplyDeleteShorter McCain: Obama says he believes X, but I say he believes Y. My friends, Y is really bad. Also, can you trust a man who says he believes X when he really believes Y. Try my product.
ReplyDeletedr - Boom!
ReplyDeleteObama is pegging this answer on CNN. The whole time with women. Sometimes with men as well.
ReplyDeleteCommunity health centers????
ReplyDeleteNow who wants the government in health care?
The women hate Joe the plumber
ReplyDeleteI think Joe wants to see a fucking doctor, John.
ReplyDeleteBoom!
ReplyDelete"Joe the Plumber" is McCain's code for "Walton Family." You'll be fined, Wal-Mart!
ReplyDeleteoff the subject, we stood in line for almost an hour yesterday to vote early in the atl
ReplyDeleteJohn's got something awesome to say...!
ReplyDeleteI thought the health care system was broken in this country. Now I realize all we need to do is put health records online and it will be fixed. Damn!
ReplyDeleteObama: exactly right. Yawn.
ReplyDeleteObama's rocking the simple math.
ReplyDeleteI think Obama's doodling.
ReplyDeleteWhat is McCain talking about? Did he even understand Obama's answer?
ReplyDeleteI think we might see some interviews with Joe soon.
ReplyDeleteSenator Government?!?
ReplyDeleteCNN voters hate McCain's health care plan.
ReplyDelete"Senator Government"?
ReplyDeleteThis is the Freudian slip campaign.
Poll bump coming this week for BHO.
ReplyDelete(It's actually Senator America)
ReplyDeleteJoe, I want you to spend hour after hour searching the internet for cheap insurance and on the phone with unresponsive customer service.
ReplyDeleteDON'T get me started about electronic health records.
ReplyDeleteDid McCain just wink?
ReplyDeleteThese voters who need the money are going to be traveling the country to make their picks?
ReplyDeleteFucking FINALLY!!!
ReplyDeleteroe v wade...
ReplyDeleteShort answer. Judicial philosophy matters.
ReplyDeleteAlito?
ReplyDeleteNot Breyer. Alito.
Wait. Never mind, wrong question. John got me all off track.
ReplyDelete"Litmus test" is so 1992.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a litmus test. But if they disagree with this one decision, they are automatically not qualified.
ReplyDeleteAmerica likes Roe v. Wade. Who'da thunk?
ReplyDeleteI love John Sidney McCain III's pronunciation of the word "rather" as "RAW•thur". It's like a slap in the face to Dan Rather.
ReplyDeleteI will not appoint an acidic judge to the supreme court.
ReplyDeleteThe Republicans have been trying to overturn it for over a decade without success
ReplyDeleteIs McCain going to talk to Joe?
ReplyDeleteFuck, Obama. It doesn't matter if there is a god damn family or not. : (
ReplyDeleteMcCain came out strong at first in this debate, but Obama has caught up, I think. How about you?
ReplyDeleteEqual pay for equal work = a trial lawyer's dream.
ReplyDeleteOk. Good to know.
Ignore the legislative procedural stuff, please.
ReplyDeleteOoh, here comes the baby killer attack!
ReplyDeleteI thought OBama did a great job on the abortion question.
ReplyDeletewobs - good advice.
ReplyDeleteyeah, i love it when john mccain gets all anti-equal pay for equal work.
ReplyDeleteTeen fucking = "cavalier activity." I love it.
ReplyDeleteObama is pegging it.
ReplyDeleteShorter McCain on abortion - I know this is an impressive hole, but I think I'll keep digging.
ReplyDelete"pro abortion"
ReplyDeleteObama reaches across the aisle, McCain slaps it away.
More us bashing! Yay!
ReplyDeleteHit the teacher's unions!
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell is "pegging it"? Does that mean his fucking McCain up the ass with a strapon?
ReplyDeleteteachers unions?
ReplyDeleteTeachers' unions!
ReplyDeleteWhy is it always just a "young woman"? Why not the young mother and father?
ReplyDeletess: metaphorically, yes.
ReplyDeleteSorry. CNN has a focus group tracker running real time.
Pegging is all the way up.
Math in the house!
ReplyDeleteAmen Evil R...
ReplyDeletenot the video games!
ReplyDeleteyes. no tv!
ReplyDeleteMcCain: Unlike my opponent who supports charter schools, I support charter schools.
ReplyDeleteHey, let's reward teachers with more salary, PLEASE.
ReplyDeleteSo, being a POW not only qualifies you to be a president, you can also be a teacher.
ReplyDeletethe way to improve education is to have teachers that aren't certified?
ReplyDeleteMcCain: An uncertified ex-soldier in every classroom!
ReplyDeleteI hope he asks them about the No Child Left Behind bullshit
ReplyDeleteActually what we really need is more desks.
ReplyDeletelet's get radical and support alternative approached to education
ReplyDeleteOuch! Bus!
ReplyDeleteI forget, how much are we supposed to drink when the candidates say "teacher's unions"?
ReplyDeleteWhen McCain was a POW, he didn't have any damn union!
ReplyDeletethey never say how they'll determine a teacher is bad. this usually equals more testing of young children
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I don't think either of them will help the public school system
ReplyDeleteThe CNN crowd just flat out hates John McCain now.
ReplyDeleteObama is just talking about progressive discipline. Just like in every union contract. In other words, nothing will change.
ReplyDeleteFuck head start. Believe me.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. God. Precious, special interest... I mean needs, children.
ReplyDeleteI didn't even know that Sarah Palin was autistic. Explains a lot, but now I feel like a total jerk.
ReplyDeletedrink a lot.
ReplyDeletethe aft = bho's sister souljah.
so much research is already being done. they're just ignoring it.
ReplyDeleteMcCain's education plan. Vouchers and more money for autism research.
ReplyDeleteHeh. Heh. Heh. I'm John McCain. I'm an asshole.
ReplyDeleteLet's make all our children autistic!!
ReplyDeleteMcCain has nice mandibles, baby
ReplyDeleteIf it's good for McCain to take on the Republicans, then transitivity suggests that it would be bad for Obama to take on the Democrats. Just saying.
ReplyDeletedr - I think I just peed my pants. Thank you.
ReplyDeletehe's blinking on every word (-lanier)
ReplyDeletethat was weird
ReplyDeletedid mccain just "good job" him?
ReplyDeleteIf anyone's interested, there's a reactions thread over at The Bellman. If I were you, I wouldn't comment there while people are still responding here.
ReplyDeletenew thread?
ReplyDeleteI thought it was sweet that they finally touched.
ReplyDeleteBellman? I'm there.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
ReplyDelete