That's the least of Obama's shadiness.Bill Ayers
Bernadette Dohrn
Jeremiah Wright
Frank Marshall Davis
Nadhmi Auchi
Tony Rezko
Dr. Khalid Al-Monsour
Rashid Khalidi
Robert Malley
Raila OdingaObama is so unbelievably shady that's it hard to believe he's allowed to become a US citizen with all those ties, let alone a Senator and a serious condender for the Presidency. Bloodcurdling.   See 4 other replies

We have to admit that McCain is old to keep up with a conversation. He can't even play politics right. He comes across as pointing the finger but cant understand why he is pointing in the first place because he forgot the topic he was talking about a 10 seconds ago.   See 5 other replies

No matter who it is people will disagree with certain aspect of each person. But it is there is a probability that both of them could die. It has nothing to do with being shot or him being unhealthy in his old age. All of my friends and school of all races know that there is a change of Obama being shot but that doesn't mean we're not going to vote for him because of it. If he makes it into office it will be a great feat for our nation and our world and we shouldn't stop it just because of what we think may happen, because no variables and certain.   See 5 other replies

you're an ignorant lout   See 5 other replies

McCain is out of touch with the average American, he is good at rehearsed attacks and spouting off statistics. Just because someone can recite numbers does not mean they actually understand the meaning of those numbers. He has attempted to make Obama look bad by citing his voting record, anybody can take something out of context and make it look bad; McCain has not been able to trip up Obama because he comes right back at McCain with the facts. I like how McCain makes the negative comment towards Obama's verbal 'eloquence' as though it is a bad thing to be well spoken. Ugggh! McCain makes me sick and is fake.   See 6 other replies

Also, i like McCain because he's respectful to his opponent. When crowds in Minnesota and Wisconsin, Etc shouted "Terrorist!" "Kill Him!" John McCain knew that crossed the line and immediately told that crowd to be respectful. And i say Way to go McCain! Unfortunately i can't say the same for Sarah Palin but i can also not say the same about Obama. Obama thinks that if the horrible remark wasn't from his campaign its not something he should refute. For example the remarks made by Congressman John Lewis. That's not the kind of respect he's receiving from John McCain.Now i respect anyone who supports Obama, Hell i won't feel uncomfortable if he does become president. But i feel that McCain is the candidate more suitable for the Presidency. So to summarize, i agree with nnicker in responding to stateisfab's question. i like John McCain   See 6 other replies

ATLPrinceThis election IS about McCain and Obama. Its not about Sarah Palin, its not about Joe Biden, though they are a part of this election they are not and should not have the spotlight. McCain has come forth with his medical records and they have proven that he is as healthy as you and I. Now on Palin, I didn't think she was the best choice for Vice Presidential candidate when McCain picked her and i still don't think she's the best choice. But i do believe that she would follow the policies set forth by McCain if something were to happen to him, if your against Palin's plans, your probably against McCains, thats obvious. Against Joe Biden, i think Biden would probably the best choice as a successor but again i must say that neither McCain and Obama are in Great danger of becoming diseased in office so its something to think about if it comes to that, but there's not a huge chance that that's gonna happenTherefore, Since McCain is a healthy canadite i agree with nnicker. I like John McCain. I agree with most of his beliefs a few exceptions but that's not why i like him. I believe he is the more experienced candidate, (With his experience in Washington and in the military.) In the October 15th debate, Obama said that he would be receiving foreign policy advice from Joe Biden. John McCain doesn't need to ask Sarah Palin for advice about foreign policy (Thank god! haha) Because McCain has experience with Foreign Policy.   See 6 other replies