PastaJoe

But pick 29 will be from us swapping 1st round picks and giving up our 2010 1st round pick to the Titans for Vince Young.

Barack HUSSAIN Obama is black?! OMG, I thought he was Arab! Listening to the McCain/Palin rallies is so confusing.

So you're saying Palin thinks being racist is pro-American?

From the campaign trail, Palin's speech last night: Palin also made a point of mentioning that she loved to visit the "pro-America" areas of the country, of which North Carolina is one. No word on which states she views as unpatriotic. http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the-trail...ssed_palin.html

When is McCain going to come clean about deciding to stay in Vietnam when he could have left? Why should we believe his version of the story? Did he stay to get further indoctrination for the day he would become the Manchurian Candidate? His daily association with Communists needs to be further explained. The silly stuff can work both ways, it's just that McCain has decided it's more important to distract with accusations without proof, while Obama is focusing on the relevant issues.

I'm a rabid extremist? I've never questioned Powell's credentials. If anything, I questioned his decision to not speak up more or resign when he realized he was being used by Bush/Cheney to push the Iraq war, instead of waiting for the end of the 1st term.

Retired Gen. Colin Powell, once considered a potential running mate for Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), now may endorse his opponent, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), according to Republican sources. But an air of mystery surrounds Powell's planned live appearance Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press," and no one is sure what he will say. Powell’s unassailable national security credentials could sway voters who are vacillating about whether Obama is ready to be commander in chief, and his endorsement of the Illinois senator would make a national security emphasis by McCain in the election's closing days extremely difficult. Powell, 71, a professional soldier for 35 years, has advised the last three Republican presidents. The general’s camp is being coy about what he might or might not say on Sunday. But some McCain advisers suspect, without being sure, that Powell will endorse Obama. “It’s going to make a lot of news, and certainly be personally embarrassing for McCain," a McCain official said. "It comes at a time when we need momentum, and it would create momentum against us.” http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1008/14665.html

If it's "obviously dishonest", then when are you or McCain going to present the voters with the documented proof that you all have that supports your statements of some close connections and relationships? Otherwise you're just doing the same thing that Dan Rather was accused of doing to Bush.

I laugh whenever I hear someone say, "He has not adequately explained why he used such despicable people and organizations to begin with". Basically what they're saying is that they don't like the explainations that have been given because they undermine their arguments, and won't be happy until the explainations equal their predetermined conclusions.

Bob the Builder has just endorsed McCain/Palin. Barney the Dinosaur is withholding his endorsement until Palin clarifies allegations that she accused dinosaurs of eating humans.

All his answers to followup questions show who he supports. He also said that he wants to privatize Social Security and thought McCain won the debate. He's free to think what he wants, but it's obvious who he supports. Why not just come out and say it. Palin is already using him in her stump speech. By the way, the average plumber nationally makes about $45k a year. So if he's anywhere except in the extreme high end of that group, he would get a tax cut under Obama.

A look at a Palin presidency (click on all the different images in the picture with sound on): http://palinaspresident.com/

Another view: http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/9792/mc...feratu83ry3.jpg

I just saw Joe the Plumber being interviewed. He's sounded like a shill for the Republicans. He's tired of people putting down America and thinks we should be proud that we went into Iraq. He wants America to remain a democracy and not become a socialist society. How soon before he shows up at a McPain rally?

Why wouldn't you take the risk? If you don't make 250k profit from the company, you're not going to see any tax increase, so there was no increased risk or loss of profits. If you are making 250k+ in profits, then you're still making out OK even with a return to Clinton era tax rates. And you'll get a tax break for every new job created in the first two years. And you won't be paying the tax that McCain wants to impose on employer based health care.

I believe Robert Englund (Freddie from Nightmare on Elm Street) was a wimpy Visitor who became friends with the humans.

If you're making enough that you can buy your own company and still make more than $250k off of it, you're doing pretty good in these economic conditions. People did quite well under the tax rates during the Clinton years, which is what they'd go back to, and they'll do quite well again. It's time that those who don't make that much get a break after trickle down economics once again failed to deliver as promised. Those at the top did pretty good at preventing leaks so nothing trickled down to American workers.

You can DVR and watch both, or use picture-in-picture.

Especially if they let Sarah drive the Straight Talk Express.

Corrected.

I wouldn't do it. Addai is dinged up, and you'd be shorthanded if he goes out again.

I think you have to make the odds Obama -5. If the polls get within 5 points, then there's a chance McCain could win due to the Bradley effect.

He must be spending too much time reading the poll numbers. Maybe he'll resign and Bush will replace him with Palin so she can pad her resume.

If she wasn't charged, then any alledged evidence you refer to is speculative and hearsay. I'm sure Vince Foster's death would be brought up also. Throw all the mud and hope something sticks.

Oh no you didn't just call Obama a "boy", did you? And what are the right wingers asking from McCain? Keep talking about these fringe issues most voters don't care about, and keep watching McCain's poll numbers drop. I understand he can't win on the issues, but is this the best he has left?