McCain still seems crutched on the message that gained him a few Gallup points this summer, to paint Obama as risky and untrustworthy. But after Palin and the Conventions, the presidential election has fundamentally changed in the last month. Now that the undecideds are starting to pay attention, Obama isn’t new any more. Especially in the last week, his level head and steady hand clearly contrast with both Palin’s inexperience and McCain’s temperament. As Americans shift their focus back to the substance, I believe the Republicans will continue to hit a dead end.
From yesterday: "Whether it's a reversal in war, or an economic emergency, he reacts as a politician and not as a leader, seeking an advantage for himself instead of a solution for his country," McCain said.
One of his latest ads attacks Obama for his sketchy “friends”:
Looking back, I think this is why Obama’s convention speech was so significant. He effectively portrayed himself to the American people as a calm, smart, and tough leader. By comparison McCain's true colors are coming into the light.
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sounds desperate to me
Especially since Sarah Palin has plenty of ties to the corrupt Alaska Republican machine she now claims to have crusaded against.
And don’t forget that McCain was one of the Keating Five.
desmoinesdem Mon 22 Sep 6:27 PM