May 19, 2008
Posted: May 19th, 2008 11:45 AM ET
 Sen. John McCain will call Sen. Barack Obama's call for a renegotiation of NAFTA 'bad judgment.'
Sen. John McCain will call Sen. Barack Obama's call for a renegotiation of NAFTA 'bad judgment.'

(CNN) - Sen. John McCain is again expected to question Sen. Barack Obama's judgment on Monday, this time on the Democratic front-runner's trade policies.

The presumptive Republican presidential nominee did not wait for the Democratic presidential race to officially end before attacking Obama, who is likely to capture the Democratic nomination over rival Sen. Hillary Clinton.

In a speech in Chicago, Illinois, McCain will label Obama's call for a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada "bad judgment and a bit inconsistent," according to the prepared text of the speech.

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Filed under: Barack Obama • John McCain


Ed, Santa Fe NM   May 19th, 2008 1:19 pm ET

the OLD FART can't even read a sentence and understand its context???

KVN   May 19th, 2008 1:19 pm ET

I personally believe Hillary got a raw deal not only from the media, but also from many democratic ' has beens', ' 'wanna bees' or 'could not bees'... holding grudge against the Clintons' success and and their sexist attitude got the better of them. With Hillary out, i may just not vote. I have nothing against Obama, but Hillary should not play second fidel to anybody. Perhaps it is time to punish the whole democratic party for derailing the candidacy of a very viable female candidate.

Ken, Los Angeles California   May 19th, 2008 1:18 pm ET

Mccain did not utter anything on Economics, he talked about Iran. We should meet Iran without pre-conditions, how can you have pre-conditions which are the basis for negotiations.

Kay   May 19th, 2008 1:17 pm ET

McCain is not in any position to question anybody's judgement. He is another Bush man with the same Republican policies that have gotten this country in such a mess.

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 1:17 pm ET

Ginger Smith, "I will NEVER ever in my lifetime vote for any man/woman who's middle name is Hussein."

Just for the record, I voted for Bill Clinton because his middle name was "Jefferson". The Jeffersons used to be one of my favorite shows back in the 70's. :)

Brian   May 19th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

I cannot believe this guy is for real. I wonder what part of U.S. Air Force he does not understand. To work to get a new tanker contract given to a European Consortium (Airbus) when in reality a U.S. company (Boeing) builds tanker aircraft also. So there go more U.S jobs outsourced to other countries and the Airforce is now gonna have to fly non-U.S. made aircraft thanks to this bozo. He has the unmitigated gall to say that NAFTA should not be revisited??? It needs to be trashed and jobs brought back to the U. S. – not more given away to his lobbying buddies.

D.R.   May 19th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

McCain is the one who voted against the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 and NOW wants to make them permanent. This is the man that admits to knowing NOTHING about the economy. This is the man that voted against the minimum wage increase! You tell me who lacks good judgement!

Mish   May 19th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

I seriously think MCBush borders on senility
what this third term candidate of Bush policies says is IRRELEVANT
the republicans have a habit of forgetting they are now considered
*Bad Dogfood* that needs to be removed from the shelves!!!
(thats their own opinions of themselves by the way!!)
They dont have a chance in hell of getting in, in november
go by yourself a rocker MCBush your going to need it
the fear tactics dont work anymore Grampa

Ted van Tol   May 19th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

McCain has lost before the show begin.
Who will take that man serius? Only the Obamahaters do.
They would elect Donald Duck if he was a republican.
I know, "my friends", (dont tell it
to others), Donald is a dem.

Obama for a better world!

MC, Pa   May 19th, 2008 1:15 pm ET

His face looks like Bush too, a typical lost, no clue look. LOL

OBAMA 08   May 19th, 2008 1:14 pm ET

Best picture ever.

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 1:13 pm ET

Ginger Smith, "I will NEVER ever in my lifetime vote for any man/woman who's middle name is Hussein."

I suppose you'd also never vote for someone with a middle name of "Rodham". I mean, after all, think of what it rhymes with! :(

Joe Reg   May 19th, 2008 1:13 pm ET

The republicans lost all senses of judgment.

No lecture from any repubs this year.

America is sick and tired of it already.

Robin Country Club Hills   May 19th, 2008 1:11 pm ET

Everyone talks about McCain's patriotism. You should listen to some of the POW s who were captured with him. McCain signed over 32 anti-american statements for the Viet Cong. They are sealed in Siagon. He has threatened to iimpose trade sanctions should they ever become public knowledge. Don't take my word research it.

Linned   May 19th, 2008 1:11 pm ET

Ginger Smith – we have to wonder if you are a registered voter. You should go back and read some of the comments left for you. Maybe you will retract your dumb statement about Senator Obama's name.

Linda   May 19th, 2008 1:11 pm ET

I don't think that anyone who mixed up the Sunni and Shiite three times in one day on camera and had to be corrected needs to even talk about judgment. The mistakes are piling up quickly. He needs to finish out his career in the Senate and retire gracefully. What happened to a dignified campaign?

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 1:11 pm ET

Carolina Girl,

You may be right about Obama's lack of experience. I agree with you.

But which is worse:
1. An idiot with experience (Bush)
2. A clone of the idiot (although old enough to be his father) (McCain)
3. A scandal-ridden husband/wife team, working on their SECOND impeachment (Bill/Hillary)
4. An unknown, inexperienced black man, who also has little baggage (I'm not counting Wright, Rezko, etc. because they're also friends of Hillary).

I think I'll take my chances with number 4. I know he's not perfect, but maybe he deserves a chance. The others had their chance, and they all blew it!

Barry   May 19th, 2008 1:10 pm ET

What is wrong with you

The choices are clear

Pro life vs Pro choice

War vs no War

Tax cuts for the rich vs Tax cuts for the blue collar

No health care plan vs Universal health care plan

Limited funding for scientific research or Increased funding

In case you were wondering which is which.
McCain is on the left OBama on the right

Concerned   May 19th, 2008 1:10 pm ET

What makes Obama the savior of our economy and the Middle East? He hasn't been around in the Senate long enough to know or do nothing. This economy is fundamentally flawed with Free trade agreements. None of the Dems have a plan either on ending the war. They have been in Congress for two years and nothing has changed. Hold on to your wallets after November if Obama is elected.

Sue P / PA   May 19th, 2008 1:10 pm ET

Question away McCain..............Sen Obama is a thinker.....he sees beyond....................you "my friend" are short sighted. To me... Sen Obama reminds me of Lincoln and he is correct on most accounts. We need fresh innovative ideas to refresh our country....anyone who truely recognizes this will not vote for you, Sen McCain, in November.

Obama 08

Roy B   May 19th, 2008 1:09 pm ET

All we need is a direct quote from Karl Rove and it would be just like old times in the GOP. What idiots. McCain couldn't even match Sponge Bob & Patrick in the judgement department. What other party would nominate someone that almost flunked out of college and portray him as smart. All of that being said, he' s smarter than the dummy that currently calls the White House home.

Teddy   May 19th, 2008 1:09 pm ET

Come on! We should discuss more about free trade! I did not see any of you talked about if it was a good idea to renegotiate NAFTA. Trade will always benefit some people and hurt others. Americans should have a free, open, frank discussion on free trade. The western world has been promoting free trade throught the world in the past several centuries. Europeans used free trade to rule the world. U.S used the free trade to overthrow the king in Hawaii. Britains used warships and guns to force China to buy opiums from them as free trade.

We all know McCain supports free trade. Does Obama also support free trade? I think he said he supported free trade.

Now, he needs to explain why he wants to re-negotiate NFATA? If he can achieve his goals for the renegotiation and if it benefits Americans, why should not McCain support the re-negotiation ideas?

This is a good policy discussion.

Shawn   May 19th, 2008 1:08 pm ET

They can' t call Bush and McCain "McSame " anymore!!!!!!!!!!

There is one difference (just 1)

Bush actually prepares his statement to make of fool of himself.

McCain makes a fool of himself when he does not have a prepared statement!

As long as he keeps his foul mouth shut till someone prepares a statement for him, he will be fine as POTUS.

Scary huh?????

Desmond Sequeira   May 19th, 2008 1:08 pm ET

Any intelligent government MUST insist on agreements being open to re-visiting and re-negotiating and/or re-confirming for the wellbeing of all concerned. Only arrogant, dense and power-grabbing minds are opposed to this instrument of growth for good.

McBush's plan to question OBAMA's judgment in this regard is only one more example of his own poor judgment.

Andy   May 19th, 2008 1:08 pm ET

McCain questioning Obama on the wisdom of Obama's intention to revisit the Trade agreements is exactly what the doctor ordered for the Obama campaign – to heal the divide among democrats and bring over Hillary's blue collar supporters to Obama's side in November.
Laughing all the way to the Inauguration! Thank you Mr Mc4more!

58 white old ladies for OBAMA   May 19th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

WE ARE SURE THAT WARBUCKS AT TIMES QUESTIONS

SENATOR OBAMA'S EXISTENCE. MAN IS A BIGOT THAT

WANTS THIS NATION TO GO BACK A 100 YEARS TO SUITE

HIS MANIACAL EGO. HE MISSED HIS CHANCE TO BE

ALEXANDER THE GRATE. ONLY HE IN NOT ALEXANDER

AND HE IS FAR, REAL FAR, FROM HONEST OR GREAT.

Sweetie1   May 19th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

YIKES! THAT'S the face I want for my next president!! NOT!

Wait til the debates! It will be better than an 'All in the Family' episode.

rick   May 19th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

Hey "Venus", McCain is one word, and considering is spelled considering and lastly a sentence is ended with a . not a -. Your grammer is a perfect example of what type of frenzied, run blindly into the fire, shallow thinking illiterate morons will support a candidate who promises change without any details. Simple people are drawn to simple, nonspecific suggestions of CHANGE. Do you really want to put the reins to this country into the hands of a man whose degree of experience is very similiar to that of George W Bush. Actually W had more years as a Governor than Barack Hussein Obama has had as a Senator. The way to appeal to the naive is to promise change. Remember Pelosi's promise to drop the price of gas while she got us out of Iraq. Also I remind you that Obama has lived in Washington for some years now and actually is , and has been part of the system that he has conned you into beleiving that he will change. Don't be stupid. Barry is right, McCain has changed his mind on several issues over "the years". Obama has changed his several times in the last several months. Changing ones mind is a sign of maturity, but to change every time a controversy occurs is a indicator of inexperience and immaturity. Lastly if a young person attends a klan meeting one time you can mark it up as youthful curiosity, but if he continues to attend those meeting he no longer can excuse himself as not knowing what he was hearing. After 20 years he would be called a klansman. Obama went to hear hateful racist sermons for 20 yrs and thus is just as guilty as the racist (Wright) who spoke the hatred. How can Obama change racism if he a racist???

Tennyson Collins   May 19th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

The baby boomers are a busted generation. Step aside, its isn't a gender or racial issue, it is a generational issue. Baby boomers have failed this country in business and in politics. Look at the corruption and scandals at Enron, Tyco – Clinton & Bush politically. Basically, it is a morally, socially, and demographically inept generation that seems bent on running this country into the toilet. You are busting social security, you will destroy or health care system and your biggest contribution is the drug culture, $120 barrel of oil, and $4 cup of coffee.
Step aside Baby Busters – time for a new generation to lead. Obama for president!

JeffRob   May 19th, 2008 1:07 pm ET

We can NOT let the unfortunate circumstance of our first highly qualified woman come so close and yet lose the nomination get in the way of our fully supporting clearly the best candidate we've had in a long, long time.

Every Obama supporter is a would-be Clinton supporter, but he is simply the superior candidate.

So, die-hard Hillary fans, and Ms. Ferraro, with all due respect, let Hillary herself be bitter about this outcome in private, on her own time. We need your votes, and we need them now, so we can get our kids home from Iraq asap.

Please, just let it go. Please. We're begging you. The parents of soldiers are begging you.

Andy   May 19th, 2008 1:06 pm ET

McCain questioning Obama on the wisdom of Obama's intention to revisit the Trade agreements is exactly what the doctor ordered for the Obama campaign – to heal the divide among democrats and bring over Hillary's blue collar supporters to Obama's side in November.
Laughing all the way to the Inauguration! Thank you for Mr Mc4more!

After further review,Texas   May 19th, 2008 1:05 pm ET

The danger is in whom hes elects to be V.P.He could take over for McCain in midstream for a number of reasons and take control to become the next king of the right-wing loonies.

Tom   May 19th, 2008 1:04 pm ET

Ginger Smith, "I will NEVER ever in my lifetime vote for any man/woman who's middle name is Hussein."

I can't believe someone would be ignorant enough to write that. Making a decision about who should be president based on their middle name? That is just stupid.

To all the people who say they will vote for Hillary or McCain, I can't believe you would go from Hillary who's ideas are just inches away from Obamas to vote for someone who wants to continue the same failed war and economic policies of Bush. It makes no sense to me at all. It's a perfect example of "cutting your nose off to spite your face"

Tommy   May 19th, 2008 1:03 pm ET

Someone whose platform is a carbon copy of George W(orthless) Bush is accusing somebody else of having bad judgement? What a joke McBush is!

Carolina Girl   May 19th, 2008 1:03 pm ET

No doubt about it - Obama does NOT have the experience to
handle all the problems of this world.

Do we have to find out the HARD WAY????

MovingOn   May 19th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

Lisa:

You can't have it both ways. You are a Clinton supporter who thinks McCain is right not to want a renegotiation of NAFTA. You do realize that your candidate proposed the same thing right? Of course this was after supporting it then not supporting it then wanting a renegotiation, depending on the state she is campaigning in.

LB   May 19th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

Of course McCain doesn't want to change Nafta. His wife's beer company will have to pay alot more money out of her profits if Nafta is renegotiated. He only cares about the rich, not the little people.

wyliffe   May 19th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

What kind of judgement did McCain use when he CHEATED ON HIS WIFE......WE NEED TO KNOW THE WHEREABOUTS OF HIS CHILD

New York   May 19th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

The war on terrorism may be expensive (lives, money, political popularity), but it is working. We have had no further attacks on American soil since 9/11 and not for lack of desire form our enemies.

The war in Iraq and Afghanistan just moved the front to those countries, away from New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington DC. Retreat back home and our enemies will be right behind us. The front will again be American soil.

Jaci   May 19th, 2008 1:02 pm ET

I question McCain's judgement. McCain has complete changed MOST of his positions on EVERYTHING, that attracted me to him.

I am an Independent and I will be supporting Obama.
I would have supported him, but his positions have changed so much, that I question, "WHAT HAPPENED TO THE STRAIGHT TALK EXPRESS?"

I'm confused about where he TRULY stands on anything.

ginger smith   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

IndependAnt...by the way, did you mean to misspell your name? lol! Do the names: Sirhan Sirhan, Charles Guiteau, Leon Czolgosz and Giuseppe Zangara mean anything to you? No way anybody named Obama Hussein is going to get my vote!

Rich   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

Democrats watch out for people who say that they will vote for McCain if Hillary isn't the nominee. A lot of them were Republicans from the start trying to help Bush Jr out in the general election. True Hillary Supporters don't fall for it!!!!!! Vote Democrat!!!! We can't afford 4 more years of Bush!!!!!

VoteforAmerica   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

Obama ..you are toast.... I am waiting for your public humiliation and all your dumb supporters in November !!

Norb   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

You go John! McCain/Lieberman/Keating 08!

MD   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

MCCane is so riddled with conflict of interest, courtesy of his campaign staff, that he cannot possibly be in a position to question anyone about their judgment.

MCDUMB   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

"uh, joe, what was the last time quote I gave on ending the war?
Not that it matters..hehehehehe."

SHIRLEY-OHIO   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

Why don't he just question his medical files and and his Cindy's money.

James   May 19th, 2008 1:01 pm ET

I know it is fashionable for Republicans to state, "Obama has never accomplished anything" but he has done a lot as a Senator. His top five accomplishments in my opinion are:

>Immigration reform work (with John McCain ironically)
>Lugar-Obama Nonproliferation Law– Securing Russian nuclear fuel
>Democratic Republic of Congo Democracy Act: signed into law by Bush
>Coburn-Obama Transparency Act: Integrity in government
>State Children's Health Insurance Program amendment to add additional protection for injured returning veterans.

There would have been a lot more if the Republicans hadn't blocked virtually every piece of legislation that has come up. True, McCain has a lot of experience, but he blew it on Iraq and on the banking crisis. Not all experiences are good, and not all good experiences come from Washington.

Pat Riot   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

Wow CNN is so openly biased. If anyone is a puppet its these "pundits".

Michael   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

For all McCain supporters you have to see this; I can't wait till the media starts really scrutinizing McCain...straight talk express, man oh man not even close....http://bravenewfilms.org/watch/19927015/39179

Believe   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

People, you have lost your minds if you think Obama is telling you anything truthful. Obama is young, inexperienced and by far being elected because we as a people can not get past race. Hillary is by far a better candidate, but once again she is a woman and mother's of the world can tell you that women are the last to get their "props". McCain is no better, but good grief, do you really think that Obama has what it takes to change America. Sitting and talking to terrorist is like asking for trouble. Muslim or Christian, religion and politics should never mix. We have a bigger problems with gas prices, job loss, foreclosures, medicare, social security. A one hit wonder like Obama would be better off running in a few years. That way his articulate speaking and charm may really have some truth and backbone to it. By the way, Ferraro is telling it like it is and if you don't realize the truth for what it is, you are no better putting someone in office that does not have what it takes to run America. As for George Bush, heck, he won because who in their right mind would have voted for Kerry. Kerry's wife would have had us all in hot water because she was one loud mouth woman that had no business talking out of turn. Obama's wife made the mistake of showing her true color when she said for the first time in her adult life she was proud to be an American.... how stupid was that comment. As for Hillary, she has Bill and we all know Bill did his thing with the cigar, but take away that and the Clinton's believe it or not did a better job than we want to admit. Grow up America, we need real leaders, because we have real problems. We don't need one hit wonders and people who have money and talk right, but no depth or background to run the country. Obama & McCain running for President is like Bush & Kerry all over again. But Hillary is a different breed and she is showing she has the strength, courage and BALLS to run for President of the United States. So what do the others really show...........NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING....

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

When Obama said that John McCain lost his bearings, was he talking about his "ball" bearings??? :)

Hillary 08   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

Its very obvious that Barrack Hussein Obama has no clue. Vote for your country not your party. If hes the choice, McCain has my vote.

Chuck, Democrats United We Stand   May 19th, 2008 1:00 pm ET

McCain is a rich republican pig that has had the easy life living off the blouse of his filthy rich wife. Of course he favors NAFTA, who would not especially since his wife had made millions in stock and such with companies the do business with countries that promote the distruction of other people. Gezz, this man needs to watch out, the money his wife has made in Africa at the expense of the poor that are being killed, makes him a target for any politician. Look at the people he has had to let go because of their dealing with those special interest groups, talking about a severe conflict of interest going on here. Maybe he needs to separate and repudiate his wife and her millions too. All that beer she peddles, hmm how many people has that killed. I am surprised M.A.D.D. is not all over this.

ginger smith   May 19th, 2008 12:59 pm ET

Here's what I believe: 80% of the bad/big mouths here aren't even registered to vote and will not do so!

Jesse   May 19th, 2008 12:59 pm ET

Ginger Smith, Barack Obama was named after his father seven years before Saddam Hussein took power. I was named after my grandfather and great-grandfather. I personally take offense that you would vote against someone just for their name. What it shows is your total ignorance. I was NOT named after a famous outlaw and neither was Senator Obama.

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 12:59 pm ET

John McCain is so old that his Social Security Number is LVIII ! :)

frank   May 19th, 2008 12:58 pm ET

It truly is a valid question by Mr. McCain. But the answer is, this is what the American people need. Renegotiation and redirection of everything. 81% of the country thinks we are on the wrong track and that means we need new direction and new leadership for everything.

Bush the Worst President everrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!

CJ   May 19th, 2008 12:58 pm ET

What a HILARIOUS photo !!!!!

Gee, it's only noon and he looks like he needs a nap already!
He really does SERIOUSLY

CJ   May 19th, 2008 12:57 pm ET

What a HILARIOUS photo !!!!!

Gee, it's only noon and he looks like he needs a nap already.

Shelby   May 19th, 2008 12:57 pm ET

What does it say about your judment that you married a crackhead? Shut the hell up and release your health records as well as your wifes tax returns. If she plans on being my first lady ,she has to know that her privacy is gone as well as yours! Stop with the double standards!!!

Chris from Michigan (yeah THAT state)   May 19th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

Reading these comments is distressing and sickening.

As for the story, I'm surprised someone who has a lack of clear judgment and cannot even decide what to support and what not to support questions someones judgment that's been spot on. But of course people don't see this as they either believe their candidate too much and spew their lies, or because they decide to not believe. Whichever the reason, McCain certainly does not have a 1up on judgment against Obama.

Debbie for Obama   May 19th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

McCain questioning Obama's judgement?? Just take a look at the photo of McCain and ask yourself if you trust this man's judgement. He served our country well and his services are no longer needed.

Jason Va   May 19th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

McCain's getting to the age where his mind might be going so he might want to be careful.

Kentucky   May 19th, 2008 12:56 pm ET

Senator McCain does not know if he is coming or going. For all you women stating that you will vote for McCain if Obama is the Dem candidate – Great – I am sure he will welcome you into his world where women are objects and must be controled at all times. Watch how his wife walks behind him never beside him

Jamaal Kansas   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

No one wants to listen to Bush's (Older) Brother Republicans should have just not campaigned this year because they are going to lose a lot of races Especially the Presidency because John Mcshame want to Continue the same failed Policies as is Young Brother.

@americans   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

Like McShame has any judgement!

Let your cindy "botox face" Darfur genocide millionaire wife change your diapers, pleaseeeeeee!

This Old hag has officially lost his bearings!!!!

Enlightened Voter   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

Okay, all you anti Obama people, this is the guy you want with his judgement to run your country? Of course NAFTA has to be renogotiated you idiot. Someone has to look out for average americans and we know it aint you, mcold. NAFTA (clintons) took jobs from americans and sent stratight beyond our borders. MCold is not more of the same, but far worse than the same.
Once again OBama's judgement is sound.

Griff   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

If this face is Funny. You should see the one of Obama. He'd just swallowed a Python...

Tangi   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

McShame does not know if he coming on going...he has flip flop on so many issues, to the point he starting to talk like Romney who no longer in the race, because his money could not but it.

Obama 2008!

Pam   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

Yep, the guy is a war hero. But that does not mean he is going to be a good president, does it?

Talk about judgment, he is the KING of Flip/Flop!

With his beer plane, 9 houses and so on; what does he have to loose?

If he becomes POTUS it's just a notch on his belt then he goes back to the high life, regardless of what happens.

Judgment, I am tired of hearing about him speaking to his wife and others in his foul mouth, pompous, holier than thou attitude. Of course he does not want to negotiate with anyone, if it is not written for him, he is not capable.

Bukky   May 19th, 2008 12:55 pm ET

This is the same guy that says "I know nothing about economics"... really?

Chris, Middletown, CT   May 19th, 2008 12:54 pm ET

For lack of better way to say this....Hillary supporters are retarded. I'm sorry....if you are unable to see that "misspeaking" is a polite way to say someone is "lying" – then the "retarded" label fits.

Sane person "why are you supporting Hillary Clinton for president"

HRC Supporter – "she has the right experience"

Sane person – I thought the documents released from the archive show her in no cabinet meetings – and doing all the tasks of a first lady"

HRC Supporter – "you're a sexist"

Sane person walks away shaking head.....completely baffled by this group....

Walter, Long Beach   May 19th, 2008 12:54 pm ET

Of course he will continue to attack Obama. The Republicans' only road to victory, as it has been for decades, is to tear down their opponents.

They have nothing positive to offer because they view government as the only threat to the power and privilege of those who fund their party. And this year they get to exploit racism to boot.

It's a great year for lying, hate-mongering, cowards like McCain.

Missy M   May 19th, 2008 12:53 pm ET

Someone needs to call Obama on the carpet for some of his judgment errors and I'm glad that at least McCain is. For those people (especially the ones who lack basic debate skills and need to resort to name calling and insults to try to make your point) ask yourself this – who would you rather have in the White House – someone whose voting record has consistently shown a bi-partisan, fair approach to every issue (someone who votes democrat almost as often as he votes republican) or someone who has the most liberal, least bi-partisan voting record in all the senate. Who do you think, really, is more likely to bridge the gap and see both sides? Saying McCain flip-flops is a good thing – it means he analyzes the issue and votes based on the facts as they are presented at that time, rather than towing the party line. That is actually a leadership trait that most people admire.

W.D., Silver Spring, MD   May 19th, 2008 12:53 pm ET

McCain needs to develop his on message and stop attacking! He doesn't inspire or create an atmosphere of excitement and change! He seems to be stuck in the concept of living off his past "Maverick" ways but let’s face it. His stance on the war, health care and economy is George Bush lite. Politics 101: Don’t attack the messenger who brings good tiding and hope but adapt and come up with your own, then maybe you can attack! If McCain continues down this road he will come off as the grumpy old man who doesn’t want America to look for a brighter day. People want “Change” not a lecture!

Debby   May 19th, 2008 12:53 pm ET

Jimmy P I agree with you the people voting in Obama either don't care how inexperienced he is they just want CHANGE, or they are to dumb to know that Obama doesn't really have a stand on any issues other than copycatting Clintons positions.

Edward   May 19th, 2008 12:53 pm ET

McCain is a great guy. Too bad he'll never be the President because Bush stole the last primaries from him by smearing him, then stole the general election itself. McCain would've been better than Bush. But now, it's definitely NOT the time for the Republicans anymore, even more moderate Reps like McCain, because their stance on the war, women's rights, constitution, civil liberties, and most importantly, Supreme Court justices – the Republican values on these matter are now unacceptable. They've already ruined the country inside, and from the outside, in the eyes of the world. I don't know if Obama or Hillary or anybody can fix this, but certainly a Democratic President can have a great chance at doing so. McCain should just focus on getting a good job done on congress. It's the right thing for American right now.

Ron   May 19th, 2008 12:53 pm ET

I wish interest rates were 0

Raphael Tx   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

Expose Barack for what he really is, a smoke and mirror politician who changes his judgement to appease his political career.
All speeches with no experience and very poor judgement.

Go Hillary if not Hillary go McCain

upset voter   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

he should at least half of the democratic party feel the same as McCain

i agree 100%

Jamaal Kansas   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

Mccain is grabbing for straws when he should be running for the border because The Republican Party is in the Trash and i would never ever ever vote for and old Republican

granforchange   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

WHO REALLY CARES WHO YOU VOTE FOR?? YOU ARE A RELIC FROM THE PAST, GET OVER IT.. YOUR DAY HAS COME AND GONE, SOUNDS LIKE SOUR GRAPES TO ME.. TIME FOR CHANGE, AND THE NAME IS OBAMA!!! OBAMA SUPPORTER 08

th   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

PR ....so what has McCain done other than fight in a war?...Last I checked the only reason he seems or appears to be so experienced is because he is old....With old ideas. We really need someone who is not going to look at the past but have some creative ideas for the future....Lord knows there is no creativity in the white house now....Give someone who has not been tarnished by Washington a chance.....But I guess you like the "old" right PR

Modern Monkey!!!!   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

Why are the the Hillbots posting here? It's not like he is firing attacks your way is he? Says something about who our candiate is and it is NOT HRC!

I am in the Navy and you would think that I would be a shoe in vote right? WRONG. Just because is was in my service 30 years ago does not mean he gets my vote. I am voting change and he aint it...Obama 2008.

I still think you are somewhat of a "Manchurian Candiate" anyway, so I cannot trust you, John....sorry

Daniel from San Diego   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

Well, we've all seen the results of McCain's own judgment.

Seth in Florida   May 19th, 2008 12:52 pm ET

Does anyone else find his denture-whistle annoying?

Ostriches burying our heads in the sand   May 19th, 2008 12:51 pm ET

Sure u will......we know u forget quickly!!

chad   May 19th, 2008 12:51 pm ET

My wife is a Muslim and my faith is with the King Jesus Christ. You would think that we would want Obama to win the Democratic Nominee considering Obama is from a Christian (his mom) and Muslim (his grandfather) background. However, we both want Hilary to win because she best represents the issues we value such as Universal Health Care and the Economy. For us it's kind of difficult to decipher what exactly Obama's stance is on many issues. He seems to answer questions by not answering them which a lot of Americans seem to be okay with.

fred   May 19th, 2008 12:51 pm ET

Steve TX 34 May 19th, 2008 12:22 pm ET

Why does CNN always put the most ridiculous photo in for the candidates they don't support and put the most confident looking photos in of those they do???? We're not idiots!!!

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I am glad that other people notice this.

CNN likes little anti-America, anti-white...Obama!!

GO Hillary!!

Hillary support   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

You are two old to be our president. You will be forgetting things when they ask you a question. You are tied with Bush.
What exp do you have?. If you have exp you should have known not to vote for war. Why did you leave your -exwife. If you have exp you should have known better
So shutup old man

Swampy   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

ginger smith: Makes it simple for you, doesn't it? You don't have to worry about issues, party affiliation, the direction you want to see the government go, etc., etc. Oh no, the litmus test for you is the candidate's middle name. Great thinking...

When I realize that your vote counts as much as mine, it makes me, in Thomas Jefferson's words, "tremble for my country."

Please move to some other country. We don't need you here.

Griff   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

Iraq And Back.. "I will Return" Say's Mac. The Alliance is safe with me..

starr   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

john mccain is too old for the presidency. I have no idea what he is talking about half the time. you can vote for him if you want to and if he wins believe you me, this country will have the ememy sitting in our front yards again. Get on board with the winner (Obama). if you want to see a change in america. if you believe in anything believe that you have not been blindsighted by keeping the white house white.

Oh Boy...   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

Johnny, as y'boy Dubya said, "Bring it on."

It really is a pity that this self-serving piece of crap is still hiding in the shell of what he was perceived to be in 2000. John McCain is just another idiot, ignorant, out-of-touch, elitist politician, and NO ONE should vote for somebody as trigger-happy as this fool. ESPECIALLY, how can anybody trust him when his #1 lieutenant is that moron Joe Lieberman? C'mon, Democrats, Republicans, Independents - you ALL know it's true. I'm not saying vote for Obama; I'm simply saying, "Don't vote for McCain."

Obama 08: 60, white, female   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

Sorry, Maya: TWO more superdelegares for Obama already today including Senator Byrd from WEST Virginia...would be nice if CNN would keep up with the Obama campaign and update the delegate count!!

kaz   May 19th, 2008 12:50 pm ET

John is questioning Obama's judgement. What about John's judgement about authorizing the war in Iraq and creating a mess ? And what about John's judgement for running for President ?

Bushwhacked in Eugene, OR   May 19th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

Be careful what cans of worms you open, Sen McCain. What, your judgment is so great when you say Bomb, Bomb, Bomb Iran? Is your wife without skeletons in her closet?

Ken   May 19th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

this Maverick is retired; he has retired his conscience, his beliefs and convictions by not supporting the troops, he said giving them more $ for GI Bill is to much, dont' raise taxes VOTE Republican. lol

fred   May 19th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

Get down...go get Obama!!

Wolf in sheeps clothing...is what Obama is!!!

GO HILLARY!!

IF Hillary doesn't win the nomination...WRITE IN HILLARY or VOTE FOR McCAIN!!

MizuInOz   May 19th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

How can he even remember what to say unless Liberman reminds him?

Just do a search: The Real McCain adn see if you come up with anything memorable.

Tired of all the Flap   May 19th, 2008 12:49 pm ET

Great-grandpa McCain, I think you need to go and sit down and enjoy your senate's pay and social security pay in your twilight years. You seem to be questioning everyone's judgment like you have a monopoly on everything that this government has ever done- the good and the bad. Maybe the news need to start reporting your involvement with the Keating Savings & Loan troubles many years ago. You do not know about the economy, you are all for trade policies no matter how it affects the American workers, and what's so big about your national security (wasn't it you who was shot down and taken prisoner of war during Vietnam and refused to come home when you had the opportunity?). Stop gripping and release your medical records so that the American people can see whether they will be duned or not before you even think about winning this election.

Uncle Sam   May 19th, 2008 12:48 pm ET

Have you heard the one about Sen. Obama being a third Bush term? Hey, it makes about as much sense as when it is pinned on Sen. McCain. Oh yeah, Obama is also a warmonger. And senile. Allegedly.

Americans for McCain '08

58 white old ladies for OBAMA   May 19th, 2008 12:48 pm ET

WE WOULD HAVE TO DECLARE OURSELVES A NATION

OF THE MENTALLY DEFICIENT, IF WE ELECTED ANOTHER

BUSH. JUST THE PAPERWORK WOULD BE DAUNTING.

Clinton/McCain   May 19th, 2008 12:48 pm ET

Let's not get ahead of ourselves here. Obama might get the nomination. We don't know that's is likely.

Danel   May 19th, 2008 12:47 pm ET

If McCain has this foreign policy credintials that people are bragging about, how come he can't even diffirentiate Sunni and Shia? He is raring to go to war with Iran just to please his neocon backers. No thank you.

Georgia Independent   May 19th, 2008 12:47 pm ET

More of the same old hot air. It really is sad to learn that McBush is just another flag waver who gets all heated up when anything to do with playing war comes along. He's living in the past. He has no grasp for what to do with the future. How can he not know that this country has had it with the Bush regime?

independant   May 19th, 2008 12:46 pm ET

Hey Ginger, if it`s all in a name then what about John Wilkes Booth ?? He killed a President !!

Conservative -CA   May 19th, 2008 12:46 pm ET

The "Double Talk Express" is going full steam ahead.

I love how the judgement card is coming from someone who occasionally gives the hugs and cuddles to GWBush.

It's Over   May 19th, 2008 12:46 pm ET

McCain/Ferraro 08

Maybe Joe can help them find their bearings.

The Truth   May 19th, 2008 12:45 pm ET

Judgement (juj'ment) n. The ability to make a decision or form an opinion by discerning and evaluating.

McCain believes our young men and women (over 4000 )should be dying on foreign soil?......

We should be there for the next 100 years?.......
Now you say for the next 5 years?.......

Jokes about Bomb..Bomb...Bomb...Iran?.......

Your questioning someones JUDGEMENT?....PLEASE you are so laughable. Enjoy your retirement years in the Senate.

OBAMA 08!

Dr. Truth, Boston   May 19th, 2008 12:45 pm ET

seriously! who cheated on his wife? who helped Cindy McCain get out of trouble for using her employees to score herself drugs? Are there really conservatives out there who think this man is honest and noble and has good judgement? Thats a joke

kay, NM   May 19th, 2008 12:45 pm ET

When Obama attacked Hillary's spouse it was ok? In fact he and his campaign were too disrespectful and insulting to President Clinton to be forgiven. Now GOP attacking his spouse is wrong!! Where are Obama's good judgement and consistency? Is it the new kind of politics? He is the real flip-flop.

OBAMA SUPPORTER   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

MAYA

just get a life, you hillary followers are a lot of hot air and you don't talk for me. a 65 year old woman. you women following her are just plain pathetic listen to you. a disgrace to women

Mike - Texas   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

I seem to recall that OBama was talking in public about undoing NAFTA, while in the back room telling Canada to disregard his comments on the matter!!

I seems as though OBama is talking out of both sides of his mouth!!

Or to put it another way. OBama speaketh with a forked tongue!!

C!   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

McCain is an idiot... he needs to save the big issues for the real politicians and head to BINGO already. I don't understand how he got the nomination... do the republicans think they can really win with this guy? pffft!

DEMS `08!

Linned   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

Ginger Smith – Senator Obama's mother gave him that middle name. It's not his fault. It ignorance like your comment that keeps this country from coming together as one.

Rudy NYC   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

That's it John. Get back on the Straight Talk Express. Just keep the talk straight, please. People are pointing fingers at how you are a flip-flopper.

You correctly pointed out how Bush was the first president in US history to start a war, and not raise taxes. Now you say that you wish to cut even more taxes.

They've got you on tape correcly saying that sooner or later, the newly elected gov't, Hamas, is going to be dealt with because you cannot just simply ignore them until they go away. That's how they got so strong in the first place. Sleeping at the switch. Now you say that you do not want to talk to them because they are terrorists.

Stephina   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

The photo used is "funny".

However, I think every US citizen better question not only Obama's judgement on trade policy but everything else, including his loyalty to the United States.

Are Obama's supporters even familiar with the how he was raised and his family's anti-American and anti-establishment views and ideals???

Clinton or McCain in 2008 – They are only safe choices to make for national security of the United States!!!

TESAP   May 19th, 2008 12:44 pm ET

MCCAIN CAN'T QUESTION ANYONES JUDGEMENT, HE HAS FLIP FLOPPED ON SO MANY ISSUES THAT ITS ASHAME THAT HE IS THE BEST THAT THE REPUBLICANS HAVE TO OFFER, AND HIS OWN PARTY IS NOT UNIFIED BEHIND HIM........

MCCAIN CHOSE TO SUPPORT THE WAR, NOT SUPPORT A KING HOLIDAY IN HIS STATE, AND NOT SUPPORT THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT, AND WHO'S JUDGEMENT IS BEING QUESTIONED...

MCCAIN WAKE UP OLD MAN, THE COUNTRY HAS CHANGED.....

Yasriel   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

It's so funny that this man will be questioning what made Obama lose OH. Well, if not for racism, I would expect McSame to lose OH and PA with this arguement.

Dude   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

P.S. Neuter the stupid.

Richard T. Brady   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

Of all people to question Obama's judgment . It would be hilarious if it weren't so tragic. McCain and co. are indeed the buffoons of the moment.

David Goldman for OBAMA   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

O YEA WE ARE REAL WORRIED!

OBAMA'S PROBLEM IS REALLY QUITE SUBSTANTIAL.

MCSHAME CHANGES HIS MIND, IF E EVEN HAS ONE,

EVERY FIVE MINUTES. BY THE TIME OBAMA BEGINS TO

RESPOND, WARBUCKS HAS CHANGED POSITIONS.

New York   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

For all of you showing your blatant ignorance- callinga a man senile does not take away from his argument. Are you in kindergarten? My first grader knows better.
The disgusting state of American politics exemplified.

THAT PHOTO IS PRICELESS   May 19th, 2008 12:43 pm ET

CNN...WHY????

OBAMA SUPPORTER   May 19th, 2008 12:42 pm ET

WOO PEE DOOO

WHAT ELSE IS NEW

if barack can kick the clintons but, he can bring mcsain down.horrah for barack
went against the mighty clintons and now mcsains and bushea

go barack

Richard, Madison, WI   May 19th, 2008 12:42 pm ET

Let me get this straight – McBush can't figure out the difference between Iran and Iraq and he questions Obama's judgement.

Montana is Obama Country   May 19th, 2008 12:42 pm ET

Dear John,
you are a man who panders to lobbyist and you are an ELITIST......

So who cares what you have to say..

You ARE losing you bearings..............

FLip-FLop McCain.........

hard working and white   May 19th, 2008 12:42 pm ET

I love this picture! McCain is a poor puppet of Republicans.

shelly in IL   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

No chance in Chicago old guy. Take your flippoty, floppity rhetoric elsewhere. You will not have IL, never ever...old man!

Felicia   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

The nerve of John to talk about judgement. If Barack could campaign against Hill, Bill and Chelsea as an unknown with all their clout and win the nomination,then Mcconfused will be a breeze in the general election. Mccain=joke.

Kate   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

Thankfully, I have dual citizenship with another country. Should Obama become Pressie, my family and I are O-F-F on the first available flight. Should McCain become Pres, we will wait and see what happens but be prepared to fly the coop if needbe.

Dark, not Clark, Kent   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

John -

Being that you've been dubbed an American War Hero by some because you were captured and held as a prisoner of war 35 years ago in Vietnam, I'd like your informed opinion on something ....

Did President Bush, and all the members of Congress that supported the invasion of Iraq ( I believe that includes you) show good judgement?

We've got 4,000 americans dead and a war that was very poorly managed. We've got $4 gasoline and built up almost $1 Trillion ... with a "T" ... in debt with no end in sight.

You were in 66 years old when your wisdom led you to back this key decision in American history ... have the 5 years since then ... improved your sound judgement?? Are you now peaking??

WhoCareWhatThisOldManSays   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

you will see next week he will say boom boom boom America he does not know what he is talking about.

Sherri   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

As a strong Obama supporter, I say question away, Mr. McCain. It gives the perfect opportunity for Senator Obama to speak and inform the citizens of this great country about his positions, plans and accomplishments. You set the stage with your questions, Barack Obama will provide you with truthful, indepth answers. Thank you, John McCain. It is time to get this general election process underway.

Dude   May 19th, 2008 12:41 pm ET

"PR" posted above that Obama's judgement cannot be analyzed because he hasn't actually done anything yet. PR and people like him/her are real mental giants. Try going to the library of congress website and take a peek at Obama's legislative achievments... for that matter, look at all of the candidates so that you may make an informed decision on who to vote for. Don't treat this election as if you were on the set of Jerry Springer's show... I realize the media stinks (thanks Reagan!) and covers none of the issues, therefore, a responsible person needs to research and arm themselves with knowledge.

http://thomas.loc.gov/

Emma from San Jose, CA   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

What is the likely outcome of McCain's negative and slanderous campaigning? At this point we can only guess. It seemed to be a minus for Hillary Clinton.

McCain's war philosophy is what he picked up at the National War College, after his return from Vietnam and quite likely, it is very one-sided. He has done more than his share for America, but is not what America needs right now.

Orlando   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

John said Barack has poor judgment. While the housing crisis is out of wack. Johnny MAC took his share of the stack from his PAC of the Keating 5. Where Johnny MAC helped sack the poor people in his home state.

John now who has poor Judgement

MB   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

CNN...can you please use a different picture of McCain. My son also reads CNN and that picture is scaring the sh........t out of him.

Randy   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

Unfortunately, John McCain is the type of politician we want to do away with. Our political system is corrupt, negative and all about power, it's why we're tanking as a country.

Our system doesn't work, why not try someone who wants to lift us all up.

Obama '08

Michael straight talk   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

Sen. McCain with all due respect for your previous services to the nation, who are you to question Obama's judgement when you judgement to support Iraq war has led to the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives of both Americans, Iraqis and others? Your so called surge is only working because you have authorize Amercan Generals in Iraq to dish out millions of dollars each month to terrorists who have killed Americans to stop fighting, it is call Appeasement Sen. McCain! It is call negotiating with enemies! Why is that okey? You and Bush have the gut to spew out trash!
-What about Appeasement of Gaddafi?
- What about Appeasement of North Korea

What a Flip Flopper! Mind you, you are fast losing your credibility and your nose is growing longer.
Now that I am dealing with McCain I might as well talk about Karl Rove. Anyone interested should ask any person who knows Swedish language what "Rove" means .. One couldn't expect much from any person with such a name who is will only too willing to destroy the career of undercover agent for political(Mrs Palme) gains! He should be behind the iron bars for treason!

sacto joe   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

How can a person with such lousy judgement himself question ANYONE's judgement???

maya   May 19th, 2008 12:40 pm ET

Superdelegates- WAKE UP!

We can not afford to send such a weak candidate like Barack Obama to the GE!

And Barack- I am NOT your sweetie! Imagine if Hillary said, "Hold on a second, BOY." to a reporter- esp if he was AA.

Hillary 2008

Ian   May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm ET

He's probably hoping most Americans only listen to him every other day. That way the only catch the flips and not the flops.

Dennis   May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm ET

I think McCain is serving up a soft ball to Obama on this one. McCain's speeches on the economy and trade thus far have been off the mark and demonstrate how he is out of touch. I have a lot of respect for Senator McCain, but he is waking a sleeping giant with this one.

AMB   May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm ET

CNN, you couldn't have chosen a more appropriate photo of the old goat. He looks positively clueless. Let's see, trade policies...does that have anything to do with economics? Maybe Joe Lieberman can whisper some of the facts in his ear during that speech!

Modern Monkey!!!!   May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm ET

What is that on McBush's face. Is that chew or something else?

Why did the GOP ask John Mcbush to run? I guess they needed someone to take on for the team.

And let me say this. If a repug win this election, then something is VERY wrong in this country. Down with the GOP, baby!!!!!!!!

ginger smith   May 19th, 2008 12:39 pm ET

I will NEVER ever in my lifetime vote for any man/woman who's middle name is Hussein. Go McCain. I know where your allegiance lies...for six years in a POW camp. You can be trusted.

Darth Vadik, CA   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

Sometimes a picture is worth a 1000 words.

Mimi De La Cruz for OBAMA   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

MCSHAME CAN QUESTION ALL HE WANTS.

HE IS THE MAN OF THE MINUTE & THAT MINUTE IS LONG GONE.

CAN HER REMEMBER THE 100 YEAR WAR.

THE KEATING FIVE.

AND ALL THAT SLIME.

eupec in IL   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

John,

Neither HRC nor BO have the experience to be pres'.

The question remains, "do you know what problems we face?"
1. 30 trillion dollar foreign debt
2. Illegal immigration / Identity theft
3. Foreign oil dependence.

Larry in Ohio   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

Can't leave McCain's age out of it. Since he thinks questioning NAFTA is a bad thing, chances are he's getting senile! Or maybe he stumping for Obama!

Jeanne   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

Someone should question McCain's judgement. He doesn't seem to be using too much good judgement in the way he's running his campaign. The double talk express is at it again.

WhoCareWhatThisOldManSays   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

Who cares McShame is Too old Too Old he does not know what he is talking about ask him tommorow he would not remember what he has said .

matt   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

obama cant win

Eddie   May 19th, 2008 12:38 pm ET

If I am not mistaken WV and Kentucky voted for the current administration twice,so why would they be thought of as the conscious of America.They have flawed judgement,and they are racist.Once again they have voted for the wrong candidate for the wrong reason.

Hillary supporter   May 19th, 2008 12:37 pm ET

Way to go McCain!

Hillary '08

response to Edward   May 19th, 2008 12:37 pm ET

he wore the flag from 1960-1981, to compare the two men isn't just ludacris, it's borerline treason. Anti-Americans for Barak Obama.

Change hamas can believe in.

independant   May 19th, 2008 12:37 pm ET

McYes-No-Yes- No. He should throw stones !!!!!

Michael   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

AT least this time, people are talking about the election and issues.
You gotta give em that.

jenkins   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

Obama has no experience doing anything serious so how can his judgement about world affairs possibly be great?

Darth Vadik, CA   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

WARMONGER

Dee   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

Oh.. from No Tax Cuts for the rich, and now wants to make the Permanent. From 100 years to a win in Iraq in 2013. From No Pastor Hagee support, and now, 'I appreciate his endorsement'. Make up your mind!

As a Navy Veteran, he will NOT get my support.

Veterans for Obama!

R.I.F.   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

I guess we can't gauge your judgement because you've been all over the map on critical issues:

I'm against the Bush tax cuts (2000); I'm for the Bush tax cuts (2008)

I think we should engage Hamas(2006); Weshould not engage Hamas (2008);

We can't set a timetable for withdrawing troops in Iraq(2008); We'll have most of our troops out by 2013 (2008).

I'm glad to have the endorsement of Rev John Hagee and this is an endoresement that I pursued (2008)

I guess you had good judgement when half the staff you appointed to your campaign are lobbyis.

I guess you had good judgement as well when you were wrapped up in the Keating five.

Beltway Insider   May 19th, 2008 12:36 pm ET

Please stop attacking McCain because of his age. It's taking too much focus away from the fact that he is feeble-minded and senile.

Greg   May 19th, 2008 12:35 pm ET

Obama has no judgment.

Obama The Inevitable, Chicago, IL   May 19th, 2008 12:35 pm ET

McCain, good Luck making this one go over in Obamatown.

Stacy Clarks   May 19th, 2008 12:35 pm ET

WE REJECT AND RENOUNCE YOU MCCAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!

CMitch for Obama   May 19th, 2008 12:34 pm ET

How can John Mccain question anyone judgement? He does not have a clue. This man is clueless, which is very sad. Look into his eyes there is something gravely wrong with him.

Deborah   May 19th, 2008 12:34 pm ET

Nafta Gate and the big Lie BO told are one of the resons BO didn't get my primary vote.

BO won't be getting my GE vote either!

Left wing nut jobs in training pants don't get elected in general elections!

McCain 08

Dark, not Clark, Kent   May 19th, 2008 12:34 pm ET

John -

How would you evaluate your own judgement in the S&L crisis?

James   May 19th, 2008 12:33 pm ET

McCain is the worst flip-flopper, whose judgment is no different from judge Bush.

Koronin   May 19th, 2008 12:33 pm ET

With decades of so-called 'Service' to our country, he says this on his expertise with the Economy:

"I know a lot less about economics than I do about military and foreign policy issues. I still need to be educated."

Yeah, this man will be looking out for your best interests....

Let us not forget our right to choose....

Jason   May 19th, 2008 12:33 pm ET

So let me get this straight: at one point McCain says that he basically doesn't have a clue about the economy but now he's going to stand there and question the competency of another candidate on the same subject? Makes a whole lot of sense.

mmartin arkansaw   May 19th, 2008 12:33 pm ET

mccain supports letting foriegn countries build our military aircraft.how many jobs did you cost the american people,when you disregarded boeing?huh?president obama has a great ring to it.

Jedeki   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

Why does CNN always choose the most unflattering pictures for the candidates, regardless of party? If that was the only picture people saw of McCain he would have absolutely no chance of getting elected for dog catcher, let alone President?

Edith Ann   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

IS SENATOR MCCAIN AFRAID THAT HIS WIFE'S 100 MILLION DOLLARS WILL HAVE TO PAY A FEW MORE TAXES SO SOME POOR KIDS CAN HAVE FOOD AND HEALTHCARE!
I AM AFRAID THAT WHEN MCCAIN DOESN'T HAVE LIEBERMAN TO WHISPER IN HIS EAR WHAT HIS OLD AGE FORGOT THAT CINDY WON'T KNOW WHAT TO TELL HIM!
GO BACK TO SELLING BEER AND LEAVE THE ECONOMY TO SOMEONE WHO REALIZES WHAT THEY ARE DOING!!!!!
MEXICO GETS PLENTY OF AMERICA'S MONEY!

Crush Rush   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

Manchurian Candidate?This guy is nothing like the man I heard speaking in 2000.

Mario   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

I am tired of listening to granpa!

Dark, not Clark, Kent   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

Why is it that the best republican candidate in the past 16 years has never been willing to run for President ?

That would be General Colin Powell, achitect of the winning Iraqi war

RR   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

Doesn't McCain look like Skeletor from He-Man in this picture??

tigerakabj   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

And Mr. Flip-flopper talks. McCain, you needed all the head start you can get. When Obama gets you in those debates, you won't be able to even remember your name. He's gonna get Old Testament on your senile, num-nuts, sorry behind.

carolflowery   May 19th, 2008 12:32 pm ET

great pic you chose, let's see if you can find an even worse one cnn
jees, you are gettin nervous arent you that your candidate Curious George wont win LOLOLOL

Brooke   May 19th, 2008 12:31 pm ET

No doubt McCain raising any legitimate concern will be regarded as merely a "distraction." Anytime you dare to question Obama you are quilty of being a distraction and being beholden to the old politics. Welcome to Obama's world.

Smarter than you   May 19th, 2008 12:31 pm ET

Let me tell you what I think….normal America (people without agendas) are sick to death of politics. We want a president who hasnt been ingrained in the political bull their entire life. We need someone with new ideas and no agenda. (Kinda like hiring someone with no experience so you can train them)

Billary already spent eight years in the white house not paying attention. Then she now wants Fla and Mi votes counted when she said at the beginning to NOT count them. Please. Lose gracefully and go home. Get behind Barack Hillary and quit dividing the party. She speaks of a unified Democratic party but wont go home after the lights are off. Cant run her own household but expects to run my country? If I cheated on my wife I would EXPECT to get divorced in short order. but no, thats not the politicians way…..

Her intention is to split the democratic party so badly that when she doesnt win…all her voters will not vote at all or will vote for McCain. You want 8 dollar a gallon gas? How bout Iraq for 200 years, or a Country so bankrupt China owns us?

Wake up America, its time for a reformation.

Doug R.   May 19th, 2008 12:31 pm ET

Each time I see a photo of McCain he appears old and tired. In my humble opinion, it is Mr. McCains judgment that should be questioned. He has flip flopped and changed his position on issue after issue. I also think McCain needs to be challenged on his role in the Keating Five banking scandal, his temper tantrums/ refusal to release his medical records (as he promised us), the fact he gave up state secrets and denounced the U.S. while he was a POW, and the fact he was born outside the United States.
I wonder how many Republicans and others who now support this man voted for him in 2000.

RODNEY   May 19th, 2008 12:31 pm ET

McFlamburger please, we dems are coming after you with a vengence. This year we have a candidate that wont stand by idly while you spread your erroneous shinnanigans. I voted for Hillary in the Primary but if Barrack becomes the nominee, I have to choose him.

It may sting but I cannot afford another 4 years of George. Dubya.
So for all my hillary supporters, especially those who have donated time and money, not the ones who bash others on cnn. Lets unify our party no matter who the nominee is.

validity   May 19th, 2008 12:31 pm ET

I think age IS a valid issue to be concerned about. Last I checked being female or black did not effect your memory or cognitive skills. Being old has been proven time and again to effect those things. Saying being concerned about McCain's age is prejudiced is the same as saying not letting epileptics be pilots is prejudiced. Concern over age doesn't mean you hate old people. It is founded in the basis of legitimate, factual concerns over the effects of time on the human brain. That is not prejudice.

karen   May 19th, 2008 12:30 pm ET

you lizard you......

HH   May 19th, 2008 12:30 pm ET

Just look at the picture them have up of him. I would never want a person like that to represent me.

I used to be a Democrat   May 19th, 2008 12:30 pm ET

"Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama have agreed to raise your taxes, to regulate your business more than ever, and to spend more of your money in Washington."

This is the thing that is going to stop Obama in his tracks.

We are tired of too many taxes. Spending is out of control.

Concerned American   May 19th, 2008 12:29 pm ET

This man is too old and suffers from alzheimers. What does he really know better yet remeber?

Sharon Minnesota   May 19th, 2008 12:29 pm ET

RIF, In this years election I have definitely embraced the Republican Party. I have been a democrat all my life (you can believe this or not, I don't really care), however, the democrats you mention (including Sen. Kennedy) have sold out to a candidate (Barack Obama) who has not fully identified himself to the American people. This is my strong opinion which many others share in this free country. I suspect that you may be one of those non-Americans in the Gaza (Hammas Palestine) that are phone banking and campaigning for Obama.

As long as the Obama supporters continue to attack all other candidates and everyone supporting them, I will speak out. John McCain is a new Republican Moderate and will bring us back to sanity in this country.

People are you listening   May 19th, 2008 12:28 pm ET

Run fun your lives. The democrats want to raise your taxes if you make over 200K. But nevermind the fact you are going to loose you job. Your old bosses are making more money overseas. See everyone benefits. Big businesses make more money by shipping your jobs overseas but you pay less taxes on the job you don't have.

Shhhhhh...did hear that? A black man running for president. He has got be a muslim even though he professes to be a christian. You know all blacks are muslim lovers. Farrahkan...who said that?. Run for your lives

Fear = Bush for 8 years and now another 4

Charlotte   May 19th, 2008 12:28 pm ET

I agree with PR. Where does Obama stand, other then as 20/20 hindsight? Voting present is not a stand. You can't make many mistakes if you never do anything. Write Hillary Clinton in November, we don't have to accept either one of these jerks.

skyjuice   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

What an old stiff.

Brown   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

Mcain looks like Dr. Evil

Karen L. Reimer, Mt. Bethel, PA   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

I think McCain suffers from post traumatic stress disorder due to his imprisonment (was it 50 years ago?) Oh – 30 some years ago! I think his judgment needs to be questioned on this basis alone. I don['t believe one can ever be mentally stable after such an experience. He needs to step down. He needs to retire with his wealthy wife. Thank you.

Tim in Canada   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

McCain lost his chance in 2000 when Bush screwed him over and I feel for him, but the truth is that his time came and left 8 years ago. Things are what they are.

FLORIDA Voter for Barack Obama   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

This coming from the KING of Flip-Flopping? Please.

Hillary Huckabee Romney McCain Rodham Clinton   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

I would question your judgment grumpy Grampy McSame for virtually continuing George Bush's domestic and foreign policy wrapped in pseudo-patriotism, pseudo-machismo and plain economic ignorance.

carrie   May 19th, 2008 12:27 pm ET

no country for old men

mike   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

I agree let's leave McCain's age out of this. Let's just focus on how he has caved to the right on some of the few good things he had going for him. He used support reversing tax breaks for the wealthy, he has changed that tune. He used to actively speak against torture but he now seems to support it. Oh, and then there is the war in Iraq where he talks alot about victory and honor and likes to use words like that so people can forget we are getting nowhere and need to get out
sooner than 2013. Let's talk about judgment, not age because my 90 year old father has better judgment than this joker.

Mark M Kansas City   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

He looks like he lost his binky in this picture!

I am for Obama, but seriously can we not put up a better picture of this clown?

For those of you that group "Obamamaniacs" all together and say we are engative, did it ever occur to you that we are simply responding to attacks on our candidate? If you didn't attack or try to slander him and simply ran on your own merits you would not get the kind of backlash you are seeing.

Independent White Middle Age Male for OBAMA

Pam   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

This from a man who has said he doesn't know much about the economy.

Uncle Sam   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

Despite the repeated calls by many, including Sen. Obama, to dismiss Sen. McCain as nothing more than an extension of Pres. Bush, I find myself unable to do so. Although I realize that this is so much campaign noise designed to distract us from what is real, it nevertheless continues to disappoint.

I also am unable to accept the notion that Sen. McCain is some run of the mill candidate who has sold his soul for political gain. Not aligned with either party, I judge a presidential candidate more on his qualities of character, judgment, and leadership. Having had the opportunity over the years to get to know Sen. McCain, I am confident that he is well-qualified for the position he seeks.

When a man is taken prisoner of war and his broken body tortured, and then is offered freedom from hell and refuses out of regard for his fellow captives, this tells me something about such a man. What it tells me is that this is no ordinary man. For I know of no ordinary man who could perform such an act of heroism. No ordinary man is capable of such moral courage. No ordinary man possesses that degree of self-sacrifice. And no ordinary man demonstrates such devotion to the welfare of his comrades at so great a personal cost. What is more is that it tells me that John McCain is a great man whose nobility of character transcends time and place.

Greatness stays with a man. One need only look at Sen. McCain's record of public service for evidence of this truth. How many times has he been willing to place the needs of his country over the dictates of his party? How often has he been criticized, ridiculed, and rejected for acting out of conscience? And has he been willing to risk his presidential aspirations to do what he believes is right?

Please understand that I am not oblivious to Sen. McCain's flaws. Like other great men, he is an imperfect servant. And his presidency would likewise be imperfect, although John does not attempt to hide from his mistakes. But this I know – John McCain is led by a calling that lies beyond self-interest and he has earned the trust of the American people. With all due respect to his opponent, he is the only great man in the race and would honor us as president.

Lisa   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

I'm a Hillary supporter but Mccain is right on this one.

Rick in Florida   May 19th, 2008 12:26 pm ET

I'm tired of the same old rhetoric, using the same formula of negative campaigning. McCain is surrounded by LOBBYISTS and has done LITTLE in all his many years in Washington to solve our major societal problems. Obama offers a chance at a new paradigm.

An INDEPENDENT, a VIETNAM VET, and an OBAMA supporter.

Texas for Change   May 19th, 2008 12:25 pm ET

Good judgement? McCain.....hmmmm...do not vote for GI bill because it gives to many benefits to soldiers? Vote for a war with Iraq? Does not know the difference between Sunni and Shia? Openly admits that he knows nothing about economics? Supports Bush's economic, health care, and trade plans? I suppose because they have worked so well. I have seen so much growth in business being able to self-regulate themselves....it has worked for oil, cable companies, banks, and so on... What a joke...He must be having a senior moment again (not my words, but the words of his own handlers who use the comment when he forgets or says something stupid....which is getting more and more frequent.)

Hilda   May 19th, 2008 12:25 pm ET

The picture they used for this is so funny, he looks so lost and seems to be asking, What is my Name Again????

Jimmy P   May 19th, 2008 12:25 pm ET

Obama is quite simply a naive idiot, however, he will most likely win because of the fact that the majority of Americans are also idiots and don't realize what is at stake.

Hilda   May 19th, 2008 12:24 pm ET

People say the democratic nominee has not been decided yet, so why is Grandpa McCain attacking Obama on a daily basis. JM should read through all these comments and see Hillary supporters say it is not over, he needs to target Hillary for a while. She is so ready willing and able to take him on and she is such a great democrat and perfect example for her followers who are going to vote for the old man anyway. I doubt that is what Hillary taught you, but hey you all know better. Maybe if Grandpa paid attention to her,people would not be saying Hillary WHO!!!

One more Try   May 19th, 2008 12:24 pm ET

nice photo choice by CNN for McCain.... real fair.

Fitz   May 19th, 2008 12:24 pm ET

And he also didnt know that MLK Jr. was significant.

NoMcSame   May 19th, 2008 12:23 pm ET

My God look at him. In another year he will look like Ferraro.

SL   May 19th, 2008 12:23 pm ET

The only bad judgment that needs questioning is Senator McCain's running for president.

sprkl12000   May 19th, 2008 12:23 pm ET

Isn't this the pot calling the kettle black??? McCain has had some very questionable judgment...he should leave this topic alone!!!!

Obama 08: 60, white, female   May 19th, 2008 12:23 pm ET

Will he also be commenting on his lack of judgment about all the lobbyists he used to win the Republican nomination which he is now dumping because it doesn't jive with his claim he is an "antilobbyist" image he will try to use in the general election??

He and Ferraro should team up as the "past" generation ticket.

Pistoff   May 19th, 2008 12:22 pm ET

McCain is just another WAR PIG.

Steve TX 34   May 19th, 2008 12:22 pm ET

Why does CNN always put the most ridiculous photo in for the candidates they don't support and put the most confident looking photos in of those they do???? We're not idiots!!!

Linned   May 19th, 2008 12:21 pm ET

We can question his judgement as well, you lost 5 campaign workers either through resignation or firing. What does that tell you about his judgement? Don't even get me started on the Iraq war. What about the people in the Ninth Ward in New Orleans – or did you forget? Your comments on the economy. You comments on healh insurance, privatizing social security and the list goes on, and on and on.

Judy   May 19th, 2008 12:21 pm ET

If you think McCain is too old, then what do you say to Teddy, who at 76 must have no faculties left at all, according to your criteria. I guess we better disregard Teddy's endorsement because who could possibly take what he has to say seriously when he's so old? Methinks you can't have it both ways, so why don't you drop the ageism and concentrate on the issues!

Katie   May 19th, 2008 12:20 pm ET

Has anyone noticed that CNN editors deliberately pick photos that make Obama's opponents look popeyed? Hillary was popeyed for the longest time and now McCain is popeyed.

Five hundred years ago, painters were paid to paint portraits that would make ugly aristocrats handsome. Nothing has changed. Talk about In the Tank for Obama!

Brian from Fort Mill, S.C.   May 19th, 2008 12:19 pm ET

I truly believe that John McCain has good judgement. He learned it from Moses.

Actually, that's not true. Moses learned it from John McCain!!! :)

A Latte Lover, Seattle, WA   May 19th, 2008 12:19 pm ET

All I can say is, a picture is worth a thousand words....enough said, LOL

Eddie   May 19th, 2008 12:19 pm ET

This man is cofused,Obama wants to renegotiate nafta because it is not helping American workers.This goes exactly with his message,he is going to change nafta.

McCain 08   May 19th, 2008 12:18 pm ET

McCain does not need to wear a flag pin. He has sacrificied more for this country than most Americans can only dream about. No one questions his love of this country.

we ARE bitter!!!!!   May 19th, 2008 12:16 pm ET

And what about YOUR judgement on the Iraq war? Staying in for another 100 years is GOOD judgement?

Barry IL   May 19th, 2008 12:16 pm ET

Senator McCain shifted his stand on several issues over the years. Some of his political judgements seem to wear seasonality. I don't think that is a good judgement to stand on to judge others.

Maxine   May 19th, 2008 12:16 pm ET

Why shouldn't we look at the trade agreements, it is not unlike a huge company when they sign a deal, they re-evaluate it at the end of two years to see if it is working well for both parties.

My husband when he was in the union, they did they same thing. I call that good business sense, not senile sense. Oh yeah, John McCain has done so well for his state of AZ. Lived there five years, I couldn't believe how bad healthcare, wages and environmental issues were.

Darth Vadik, CA   May 19th, 2008 12:16 pm ET

A guy who wants to bomb everybody is calling a guy who wants to solve problems logically if he has a poor judgment.

hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Anybody that votes for this moron is an idior, plain and simple.

Godwin   May 19th, 2008 12:16 pm ET

I'm still surprised that they made him republican norminee. Straight-talk express without wheels.

Farrell, Houston, Tx   May 19th, 2008 12:15 pm ET

McCain's lack of judgement will have to come before a higher power; Keating 5, adultry, Iraq war vote, lobbyist, failure to support Veterans, supporting Bush's failed policies and lying that he didn't, no plans for the economy, 100 years in Iraq and trying to explain that away. So go ahead John McShame, give it your best shot.

charles   May 19th, 2008 12:15 pm ET

and we the public question the GOP judgement concerning the fear mongering tapes of bin laden. i do not know wether bin laden is alive or dead but i do know that all the audio tapes abt bin laden are not from him but are fabricated by the GOP to scare voters until election day. yes thats the truth we will fight this fear factor until election day like you. because GOPwill be playing the false bin laden tapes until election day. we know they are all false and we will try and educate as many people as we can that this is nothing but fear mongering to win election. you played the same card last time. not this time.

Randy - Denver   May 19th, 2008 12:13 pm ET

It is interesting the very same man who understood, just a few years ago, that you need to talk with your enemies before the shooting begins now says that is irresponsible. The man who had earned my respect for standing against the bush administrations cowboy diplomacy- (a gun, a bible and a bigoted attitude) now endorses more of the same. Me. McCain PLEASE look into yourself is this election worth so much that you will give up who you are to win? Us independents supported you because you seemed to be one of the few people in Washington who had an inner pride, who stood for what you believed in no matter what the political consequences and now this ... Please do not be too surprised when the people elect another who we believe will stand for inner strength and truth when the people elect Mr. Obama! Obama/Sebelius '08!!

Bill in Columbia MD   May 19th, 2008 12:13 pm ET

I'm looking forward to about 100 negative comments about this article from ObamaLusters about McCain's age. Please bloggers, start writing your hateful age discrimination.

Edward Phoenix, AZ   May 19th, 2008 12:13 pm ET

Where is your flag pin McCain. No one is talking about you not wearing one. What"s up with that?

SLO Bear   May 19th, 2008 12:13 pm ET

But if McCain claims not to know much about economics, whose judgement should we be questioning?

RB from NH   May 19th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

100 years in IRAQ at $100 billion a year, don't tell us about bad judgement, Johnny McBush!

Obama will eat you alive, and when he backs you into a corner, we'll see the real Johnny McBush come out.

Johnny, ask Ferraro to be your VP!

Valerie - St. Louis, MO   May 19th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

McCain to question Obama on NAFTA renegotiation?!!! This from a man who admitted knowing nothing about economics!!! This is who the Repubs want for President? If Clinton supporters vote for him and we all go under because we are in a recession now, it will be on their heads. First comes recession then depression. What next?!!!

proud army and navy mom   May 19th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

mccain is a spoon-fed George Bush idiot. who even believes or care what he is saying......anyway, he won't remember it himself by tomorrow

The Austrian   May 19th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

That picture is priceless!

Reporter: "Senator, what is it exactly about the trade policies of Senator Obama that you so vehemently disagree with?"

McCain: "Uh, I don't know. This is just what my econ gurus told me to say. I don't know economics from chili-cheese fries."

NickNas   May 19th, 2008 12:12 pm ET

CNN This deperate guy is going to do this EVERYDAY. It is the only thing he has to say. Are you going to make a HOT news release everytime he spouts it? Just wondering so I know if I should bother to check in.

Proud American   May 19th, 2008 12:11 pm ET

McCain the "KIng of Bad Judgement". Forget it mister not this time. You cant lie to us. We know who you really are. Obama '08!!!

Venus   May 19th, 2008 12:11 pm ET

Perfect Mc Cain!

These are the cans of worms we need for you to open – it will allow Obama to turn the worms on you conisering the big contract Boeing lost thanks to you!

Go Obama!

mmartin arkansaw   May 19th, 2008 12:11 pm ET

i love this picture!you can see the senility written all over his face.what a maroon!he looks like he's asking lieberman what his name is,again?either that,or he just burnt a big ole blunt.

Jack Walden   May 19th, 2008 12:09 pm ET

Who cares? Mac flip-flop will never win like rest of Republicans.

PR   May 19th, 2008 12:08 pm ET

Good. Obama touts he has "good judgment". Last I checked, you ACTUALLY HAVE TO DO SOMETHING FIRST

Unshrub   May 19th, 2008 12:08 pm ET

It is hard to tell if McCain is senile or if it is more republican rhetoric

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