October 6, 2008
Posted: 08:00 PM ET

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Palin will go to Greenville, North Carolina Tuesday.
Palin will go to Greenville, North Carolina Tuesday.

(CNN) — The McCain campaign announced Sarah Palin is set to make a stop in North Carolina Tuesday night, two days after the Republican VP candidate stumped in Nebraska — two reliably red states that haven't voted for a Democratic presidential candidate in at least three decades.

Palin's most recent travel schedule is the latest indication Barack Obama and the nation's ailing economy have put John McCain on the defensive, even in states where the prospect of a Democratic win was unthinkable only four years ago.

Palin's visit to North Carolina comes as most recent polls of the state show Obama and McCain essentially in a dead heat there. A CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corporation poll of North Carolina last month showed the candidates dead even, while some recent polls have even suggested a slight Democratic lead. CNN/Time Magazine/Opinion Research Corporation will release a new North Carolina poll Tuesday morning.

Election Center: Check out the latest state polls

Then there’s the unknown variable of an anticipated rise in turnout in the African-American community. In 2006 that voting bloc made up 26 percent of North Carolina's electorate, with 85 percent voting for Sen. John Kerry. Obama is expected to win an even higher percentage of the black vote this cycle, with a higher expected turnout as well.

"The North Carolina of today is far more diverse than the North Carolina of twenty or even ten years ago," CNN Senior Political Researcher Alan Silverleib said. "The state’s changing economy has attracted thousands of new voters willing to pull the lever for a Democratic nominee. Second, the state’s sizable African-American voting bloc is extremely energized by Obama’s candidacy. Third, the economic downturn has made Tar Heel voters — just like voters in the rest of the country — much more receptive to the Democratic message of change."

Palin's appearance in the state comes more than five months after McCain held his last public event there, delivering a speech in early May at Wake Forest on his vision for judicial appointments. The event came the same day as Indiana and North Carolina's Democratic primaries and was largely overshadowed by the still-ongoing battle between Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton.

McCain-Palin spokesman Ben Porritt said Monday the campaign remains confident the Republican ticket will carry the state.

"This is a state that Barack Obama has put millions of dollars into," he said. "This is an opportunity to speak to our supporters there and makes sure they turn out."

Porritt also declined to say whether McCain has any plans to visit North Carolina before Election Day.

The North Carolina visit comes after Palin traveled to Nebraska's Second Congressional District Sunday, prompting pundits to speculate the McCain campaign is worried the Obama could peel off an electoral vote there. Nebraska, like Maine, awards its electoral votes by the winner of each congressional district, and the second district — which includes Omaha and its surrounding areas — is the most Democratic.

But Palin told Nebraska voters Sunday she was not visiting the state because the campaign was worried about a possible loss there.

“The pundits today on TV—one of them was saying, check out the vice president’s schedule, check out where she’s going—she’s going to Nebraska,” she said. “But the pundit was saying the only reason she’d be going there is ‘cause they’re scared, so they got to go there and shore up votes. And I wanted to reach into that TV and say no, I’m going to Nebraska because I want to go to Nebraska."

Filed under: Nebraska • North Carolina • Sarah Palin


Brendan H., San Antonio, TX   October 7th, 2008 9:47 am ET

You know what would be nice? Hearing Sarah Palin actually answer a question she's asked instead of going off a rant starting with "John McCain and I…"!!!

Joy   October 7th, 2008 7:43 am ET

If Palin won't give an interview, why is CNN giving her any air time? Using CNN as her forum is a great opportunity for her. But she hasn't earned it. I won't watch this nonsense any more. Until she sits down to talk with reporters from CNN, she shouldn't be heard on CNN. Stop being used.

BM   October 7th, 2008 5:48 am ET

The 90 year old lady in Ackron, ohio shot herself because her home was being foreclosed and McCain/Palin want to turn the page on this economic crisis and mudsling? What is this world coming to?

BM   October 7th, 2008 5:43 am ET

Pail/McCain are so desperate that they have not thought about their own past. I could go on and on and on about these two opportunist who will say and do just about anything to win. Check out Sarah's husband, the first dude. Who is the real John McCain?

BM   October 7th, 2008 5:27 am ET

Did anyone hear the smart Palin refer to Afganistan as our neighboring country? And to take Albright out of context only means that she can't read either!

BM   October 7th, 2008 5:23 am ET

You didn't bother to check the Governor either with her Witchcraft praying preacher who ran a woman out of Wacilla because they thought she was a witch. Check that out too before she points more of her witchy fingers!

BM   October 7th, 2008 5:21 am ET

McSame, you think Obama is a terroist?hmm. I guess you didn't bother to do your research on the first dude and his terroist friends who wanted to separate themseves from the US. Joe Yogler, whos says"dam america" Check it out!

Charlie5   October 7th, 2008 2:37 am ET

I am an undecided independent. One thing is sure, Sarah Palin's smear campaign turns me off. I am not voting for McCain anymore because of her lack of qualification and her relentless personal attacks.

Daryl in San Antonio   October 7th, 2008 1:42 am ET

"You will know their names…I will make them famous" – Apparently, just another example of 'Say Anything, Do Nothing, MeFirst, Politician in Washington who is sacraficing his every moral code to simply get elected.

Fact is, America is sick & tired of this game that the GOP ticket is playing and is making a stand against the greed and corruption that is disguised as a republican presidential campaign. Country First? What a JOKE! This Texan is ready for change! Obama/Biden.

C'mon all, get out to the polls and send a clear message that ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

Barbara   October 7th, 2008 1:18 am ET

I hope people don't buy into all the mucslinging thats going on in this campaign. I hope they stick with the real issues that matters to people in this time of crises but I see that its not happening. McCain has made so many mistakes in this campaign that no one really can beleive him anymore. All he can do is bring up old dirt, that people at this time doesnt' really care about. They want to know about how they are going to take care of them with their health care, taxes, stocks jobs. but Hey and Palin she can't talk about obama, without looking at her past,, with Alaska. She's was wanting to seperate Alaska from the US. Well I thought McCain had some intergity but now He has really went down hill, that makes me wonder what he would do for our country. Yea McCain you say Country first. all you are thinking about is you first and the heck with everyone else. well I'm voting for Obama. I have had enough of the same old eight years. If people don't want the same they would vote for Obama.

kathy ng.   October 7th, 2008 1:10 am ET

This low IQ Sarah Palin keeps saying she will be tasked to work on energy independent. So if we are in a economy crisis, she cannot help to fix the issue???? What kind of VP candidate is this?
Senator Mc Cain will be regret for his poor judgement by selecting this lady.
I used to have great respect for senator Mc Cain, but after his VP selection, he just showed people his irresponsibility. His campaign say "Put country first", I want to know if he put the country first when he selected this low IQ person to be his VP?

T. Rice   October 7th, 2008 1:07 am ET

The McCain / Palin events are starting to look and sound more and more like Klan rallies. All McCain needs is a white sheet and a pointy hat. Palin already has a pointy hat – a dunce cap that is. Let's talk about he economic crisis, healthcare, lost jobs and pensions. Talk about the issues. Judging from the majority of responses on this site, people are not fooled and this is actually backfiring as we speak.

Neutral Voter   October 7th, 2008 1:02 am ET

I will be a first time voter this year as I just became a naturalized citizen. As a former Hillary Clinton supporter, I got disgusted with her negative attacks and nasty campaign during the primaries. After getting to know Obama through debates, I was amazed with his intelligence and his very civilized campaign. I became an Obama supporter, although I could not vote. The little experience is not a negative aspect for me at all as I believe he knows the issues well and he is brilliant. McCain has experience but for what? For making bad judgements, for going to Iraq for oil causing so many American soldiers and hundreds or thousands of Iraqi women and children to die. All those years of experience means nothing to me with this kind of politics. It's a waste and he hasn't learned much from it.

McCain and his incompetent VP choice have been running a very nasty campaign. Just for the sake of winning. They dream, because Obama will win this election. Plus, I do not believe McCain knows foreign policy well. He has made some major mistakes; i.e. he could not tell the difference between the sunnis and shiites. I really do not think he has any clue about the culture or the people in Iraq.

He is 72 years old and I cannot put my future in this country in the hand of a 72 year old who has had cancer numerous times. Especially now after his VP choice. His VP candidate selection showed us how selfish he is. This woman has no clue about anything. Regular people know more than she does! She keeps blaming the media, but no one in the right mind will believe what she's trying to pull after seeing her interviews. For those brainwashed people who keep praising her, I feel sorry for you for not being able to see the truth and the reality.

Paul   October 7th, 2008 1:02 am ET

Does anyone imagine a Sarah Palin would have actually earned the nomination of the Republican Party had she run with the rest of the pack? Perhaps in 2012 she will be crazy enough to try… by then even Republicans will recognize how provincial and narrow minded she is.

How John McCain could have risked the security of America and the world with such a brazen and reckless mind as hers is bewildering and beyond comprehension. Judgment and Country first? Sorry just don't buy it.

Obama/Biden 2008

Anonymous   October 7th, 2008 1:01 am ET

3 days of negative attack on obama and the polls is going up for him.
what does moosemama has to say about that?????

Ella, Nevada   October 7th, 2008 12:59 am ET

Michelle Obama's thesis … is unavailable until Nov. 5, 2008, at the Princeton library. I wonder why."

"Why a restricted thesis?" "Is the concern based on what's in the thesis? Will Michelle Obama appear to be too black for white America or not black enough for black America?"

Ron Murphy   October 7th, 2008 12:57 am ET

Attacking Obama personally is a good strategy. People will easily vote for Obama and Biden if the McCain Campaign goes down that road. ECONOMY!!! ECONOMY!!!!

Paula Lacey   October 7th, 2008 12:56 am ET

Rev. Wright is a minister of a popular church. Professor Ayers is a college instructor at a prestigious American university. They don't look like terrorist to me right now. Both are intellctuals who have written many books.They look like hard working Americans contributing to our society.

James Feagans   October 7th, 2008 12:56 am ET

John McCain Is behaving like a trigger happy soldier.
Obama is showing his always steady and thoughtfull
leadership. Obama and all who vote for him as well as those who
dont will see why and how a leader can bring people
of different political parties,different race cultures,and even
other forms of government and religions together.
It is time for the new generation of leadership and awareness
to begin. No more closing a blind eye : wink, to truth wisdom
and knowledge.

Shirley Tea   October 7th, 2008 12:54 am ET

McCain and Palin…Now that's risky and dangerous!!

Shane   October 7th, 2008 12:51 am ET

The respect I had for John McCain is long gone.
Voting for OBAMA in Colorado.

Lone Sailor and Wife   October 7th, 2008 12:50 am ET

I am a service member of this country's fine military and have been for the last eight years coincidentally. Anyway, I have been watching these elections very close. I feel the slanderous and cut throat tactics of the McCain campaign appalling and desperate. When will he or his advisors realize that this is a campaign of policies and truly American lives are at stake at home and abroad. A failing economy and a demotivating war effort. I have spent some time in the Middle East, we as service members fight for our country, but more importantly we fight for each other, our brothers and sisters on our left and right. All this we do to get home to our families and so they can get home to theirs in one piece. I was fortunate enough to finally get home to mine but I know there are many more who want the same. Obama seems to have touch with all of us as service members and regular families, John "Maverick" McCain seems to lose himself in the amounting dollars wasted and rising death toll of our service men and women. His running mate as well needs to come down from her enchanted tower and really take a look around. America needs change, a new face, and a fresh start. This Republican ticket doesn't represent that. Any true patriot can see that, war hero, average man, the young and old. America and the world are ready for a new era.

Paula Lacey   October 7th, 2008 12:50 am ET

Never select someone for VP that you only met once and didn't thoroughly vet. I would be willing to bet the farm McSame didn't know Palin had a pregnant teenage daughter or son who was constantly in trouble, or that Palin couldn't give an interview and speak good English, or was under investigation. The reason we are not reading about Biden in the paper is because he was thoroughly vetted. All we have is that he used someone elses words once and did't footnote it. I bet many doctoral candidates have done the same. That is not interesting enough to read in the National Enquirer.

Clara   October 7th, 2008 12:50 am ET

Too bad McCain didn't chose a woman with a measurable IQ.

Patrick, Fairfield, CA   October 7th, 2008 12:47 am ET

The senator from Arizona should be worried because Obama is kicking the McCain out of John!

Pete   October 7th, 2008 12:46 am ET

She wanted to go to Nebraska just to go to Nebraska…
Really?
I'm from Nebraska and haven't been there in a long time. In fact I can't think of much of a reason to go there. Besides visiting my mom. There isn't much there. Why would she want to go to Nebraska? To give a speech? Come on…
They must be pretty worried if they are sending her to Nebraska. I can't think of the last time that Nebraska didn't vote Republican. It's been a Republican State for so long that I think the only time that Bush Jr. ever visited the state was when he went into to hiding after 9/11
They must be pretty worried.
I think that Palin is acting completely inappropriately for a person that is trying to be elected to the second highest national office.
Why don't they try to talk about what matters to the people instead for attacking peoples fears?

Richard   October 7th, 2008 12:46 am ET

McCain's judgment is TERRIBLE. He got the Iraq War totally wrong before it started and Obama was totally right. Now McCain didn't even select a VP who he can trust to answer reporter's questions. That shows his "America First" slogan is a complete lie.

Paula Lacey   October 7th, 2008 12:44 am ET

Three girls under the age of 17 need their mother. A downs syndrome baby needs his mother. Family first, then everything else afterwards. Don't say 'Why doesn't Obama stay home", because his daughters would feel uncomfortable talking to him about girlie subjects. It's not about what women want dummies, it's what children need.

Joe   October 7th, 2008 12:44 am ET

To all who say Obama will disappoint, and not do anything, I still would rather have him in their than Mcsame, maybe its because of the last 8 years of a horrible Bush term, or even those 4 years under Bush1 where in 1991 the economy was in the toilet, just not this bad. Its funny how every time a bush is there our economy goes under. SO even if Obama does nothing can it really be worse than a Bush administration?

kathy ng.   October 7th, 2008 12:44 am ET

Obama and Mc Cain in dead heat in N. Carolina and Mc Cain sent Sarah Palin there? I wonder why senator Mc Cain keeps making mistake. He should spend time reading the polls and the criticism that people wrote about Sarah. Everytime this Sarah Palin talks, I cannot stop laughing. I wonder why there are some people still listen to a person whom could not even name the news paper she reads? She keeps saying that she wants to talk straight to the American people because by doing that, she can just recite whatever she they told her to. Should we trust and out our economy into the hands of the lady whom could not even name a news paper? I am talking about a governor here, not a kindergarten who does not know how to read.
Even my son, a 6th grader, was laughing when he listened to Sarah Palin's answer about the newspaper.

new voter in nc   October 7th, 2008 12:43 am ET

This is my first presidential election, because I just turned 20 this year.

I was born and raised in North Carolina and I'm currently a student at uncc. I can honestly say that the new, young voter turnout is gong to be amazing. There's a sense of excitement among my campus, and also many other NC colleges I've visited recently. While I can't speak for all in my age group, I truly believe Obama/Biden is what the country needs and I think everyone is going to be surprised at the turnout of young voters here in NC (and across the u.s.!).

I think NC is still considered a "red" state here, but if all the new voters turn out like I think they will, Obama/Biden definitely have a shot at taking NC. Not only young voters are turning toward Obama either. I've spoken to a lot North Carolinians who normally vote Republican, who are starting to lean obama.

North Carolina (and America) is starting to see what ticket is truly the best for us right now–Obama/Biden.

mark austin   October 7th, 2008 12:42 am ET

why are 95% of blacks voting for Obahma when he has such a radical leftist record ? Who are the racists?

Paul, EP Tx   October 7th, 2008 12:42 am ET

whoever wins, we are as divided as ever and will be so easy to manipulate and abuse by the next administration. democrat or republican, you are about to get screwed. so don't use up all your energy hating on each other, you may need some for that second, or third job you'll have to get. MAKE NO MISTAKE, DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE BOTH RESPONSIBLE AND NO PARTY IS INNOCENT IN THIS.

sabuc for obama in 08   October 7th, 2008 12:41 am ET

McCain and Palin need to focus more on answering "Who is the real John McCain".

Troy   October 7th, 2008 12:41 am ET

I don't know why so many are critizing Sarah Palin. Afterall, this chick has helped the OBAMA ticket pretty well. Send the lady some flowers!!

LFforMcCain   October 7th, 2008 12:40 am ET

I could care less about the Economy at this point. If Obama wins we'll be living in a socialist state. Read the facts & put down the kool-aide. We want to see real journalists reporting about obama's ties to terrorists & racists. The real american people who love their country need to rise up against the main stream media and demand fair coverage of the truth about Obama! The future of this country depends on it! I'm glad Sarah Palin is willing to bring the issues of Obama's character to light and I hope John McCain does the same! It's not "turning the campaign negative" and it's not "smear tactics" Guess what. . . it's just telling the truth!

WM in Colorado   October 7th, 2008 12:40 am ET

It is very sad that this country is about to elect an individual who will turn us into a socialist state where we will have very few freedoms and must all live the Party line. You will either be a Democrat or left behind.

Janet   October 7th, 2008 12:38 am ET

I'm sure Republicans across the country are figuring out a way to manually get McCain and Palin elected. I hope someone is watching the voting machines and of course chads!

Jadie   October 7th, 2008 12:35 am ET

Not only are McCain and Palin slinging the mud in every direction they have now resorted to "hate". They are trying to stir up hate crimes to support themselves. Sorry idiots!!

Anonymous   October 7th, 2008 12:33 am ET

There is no doubt that the RNC and John McCain are clear losers in this year.

ginger   October 7th, 2008 12:33 am ET

Here's my comment: I'll be thankful when this race is over.

Now that McCain/Palin have gone 100% negative our MSM is losing focus taking about this nonsense. Get back to the issues that will affect all of us.

Are any of you aware about the 90 yr old woman who shot herself in the chest because she was losing her home? She will survive and Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae are going to let her keep her house when she gets out of the hospital.

By listening to and responding to all the negative stuff we lose focus on the issues.

Obama/Biden 08

Truth-Teller in Colorado   October 7th, 2008 12:32 am ET

John McCain lost my vote after his nasty attacks against Sen. Obama.

GA for Obama   October 7th, 2008 12:32 am ET

NC Voter- I think McCain's taking VA, NC, and IN for granted and that's why they're HEAVILY BLUE this year.

Lexie   October 7th, 2008 12:32 am ET

Vote for the guy with one house.

Landon   October 7th, 2008 12:31 am ET

I've lost all respect for John McCain.

Lisa   October 7th, 2008 12:29 am ET

I agree with McCain when it came to choosing a woman for vice president, unfortunately for him it was the wrong one. Palin came into this election and is making a mockery of the electoral process. At this point I think that Tina Fay from Saturday Night Live would make a better vice president than Palin. She needs to learn how to keep her mouth shut and stop trying to smear Obama. The more she opens her mouth, the more everyone is starting to realize what a joke she really is. Everything that comes out of her mouth is ridiculous. I have to stop and wonder if she really believes her own lies. She should be focusing on the economy and her pregnant daughter but instead she is focusing on smearing Obama. I guess that is because she has no clue as to what is really going on in the world. I am sad to say that because of Palin, I will be voting for a democrat for the first time in my life.

Lucas   October 7th, 2008 12:29 am ET

I think McCain has lost his last marble.

xargaw   October 7th, 2008 12:27 am ET

Everday that Obama does not take the bait he looks more Presidential. Everyday he delivers his positive message and speaks seriously about the issues of the economy, jobs, heathcare and foreign policy to Americans on an adult level he looks Presidential. The snide insults and ineuendos from McCain and Palin make them appear desparate and small. Everytime they take the low road they look incapable and one dimensional, ill-equipped for the challenges. After all, if they aren't talking about solutions like Obama is talking about solutions it must be because they have no solutions. The contract between the two campaigns is astounding. Obama is a capable executive. McCain is an erratic and ineffectual scrambler.

Dee   October 7th, 2008 12:26 am ET

Of course McCain camp is worried. Why talk about the economy? why talk about the war? let's focus on Sen. Obama's character and not what the voting public want to hear about. Sheesh

Stephen L Spero   October 7th, 2008 12:21 am ET

To me, the extreme negative campaigning is what the Republicans are best at. They have been doing it since Nixon was in office. Four years ago it was the Swift Boat people.
The difference this time is that Obama is willing to fight back.

Dal CA   October 7th, 2008 12:17 am ET

Ohio polls show Obama leading there. Is McCain going to pull out of PA and Ohio now. I think that will be the best thing for him to do. Pull out of PA and Ohio…… send the pitbull back to Alaska where the next set of polls will show Oama gaining as well.

Disgusted Voter   October 7th, 2008 12:15 am ET

Palin is one to talk! The biggest hyprocite!

Sarah Smith   October 7th, 2008 12:15 am ET

the Palin Plan backfired

aw shucks!

Tara   October 7th, 2008 12:15 am ET

McCain is out of his mind. He's grasping at straws and making a complete idiot out of himself. Between Palin pitching her lies and falsehoods, they both belong in the looney bin.

Robert   October 7th, 2008 12:14 am ET

Trailing in the polls, it was only a matter of time before McCain came out flailing wildly with this sort of insubstantial and inaccurate nonsense. It definitely illustrates his desperation, and I think it will backfire. It will appeal only to the conservative base, and those votes are safe for the GOP. It will turn off independents and swing voters who, rightly so, are more concerned with REAL issues such as the economy, health care, Iraq, etc.

realist   October 7th, 2008 12:14 am ET

Iam glad to see America come to its senses. Id hate to have to say I told you so again. I dont think we could come out of it, again.

First Dude   October 7th, 2008 12:14 am ET

McCain has been on the Defensive ever since he named her as his choice. McCain is losing his marbles.

My Common Sense Actually Works   October 7th, 2008 12:13 am ET

**Sigh…. There are silly moments when I wish I am a RNC campaign strategist. It breaks my heart and drives me crazy to see this party's campaign strategy. It is like seeing a lost lamb (McCain) in a heavy downpour (economic crisis) and mistakenly seeking comfort from a big, bad wolf in red riding hood clothing (Palin). My simile is perfect. Btw, we all know who ate the lamb and what happened to the wolf, right??? *wink*wink**smile

go away mongers- Ventura,CA   October 7th, 2008 12:13 am ET

Duh.

Denika   October 7th, 2008 12:12 am ET

I wish I could vote for Obama, but I can't as I am Canadian!

Naomi   October 7th, 2008 12:07 am ET

You are quite right! Enough! Stop the negative smearing campaign. Stick to the issues. Show the American people what you can do for this country to save it from bleeding further. Jobs, the economy, ending the war, rebuilding our reputation throughout the world with our allies, energy, global warming, etc. Show us how you can walk the walk not just talk the talk. Stop badgering one another. The American people are smart enough to see through this.

Hope for the Future   October 7th, 2008 12:03 am ET

I wonder what Palin will do on Halloween. She can't possibly turn into a worse witch than she is already.
Today, I donated another $50 for Obama/ Biden and bought more goodies from their store.

Obama/Biden 2008

Enchantment   October 6th, 2008 11:59 pm ET

This weekend while doing household chores my little gr dtr was listening to music.she started to chant her own lyrics singing "Barack Obama, Barack Obama, Barack Obama". This went on for at least 5 mins. You have to wonder. Then when I ask who is going to win the presidential race, between McCain and Obama, my other gr son said McCain won't win because he is too old and his back hurt so he can't run fast to win. I just died with laughter, kids say and do the darnest thing. They learn a lot of visual perception in school nowadays.

Tyler in Raleigh   October 6th, 2008 11:59 pm ET

Being an independent in NC, I have to say its not looking good for McCain. Most of the people I know are either voting Obama, or for those that don't like him 3rd party.

Palin was a low blow to independents and anyone that still respects the office of President. His flip flop on the economy, suspending his campaign and negative attacks sealed it….

Seattle Voter   October 6th, 2008 11:58 pm ET

I'm sorry to say that Sarah Palin don't care what the future of America. Be realistic. How can she handle her position as a VP and raise a family? She have a pregnant 17 year old and a special need child. While serving as a VP, is she going to stay in ALASKA and Charge tax payer for her service per diem? Do we want someone to represent us in the world that has no knowledge what is going on around the world? I'm sure a lot of Republicans out there are not happy with PALIN. She sure can talk street talk. To me she doesn't fit as a CONSERVATIVE. Her family is dysfunctional and certainly don't have the morality value. I wonder how her kids are doing in school.

Jasmine   October 6th, 2008 11:57 pm ET

With every attack, Senator Obama moves up in the polls.

Larry, Apex, North Carolina   October 6th, 2008 11:55 pm ET

We are doing EVERYTHING we can here to elect Mr. Obama. You can count on us!

Jerry R Lucas RN Indiana   October 6th, 2008 11:55 pm ET

I am the only person in this country that is more worried about our country then some patry crap. Our we the people that far gone that we must hate each other because we need to win for our team.

When you spend 100 times more then you will ever get paid is it the job you want or the power. Health Care is one of our next biggest problems 250,000 nurses short and getting worse each day. I have not heard anything about that or the cost to me and you if you cut my pay. I am one needle stick away from AIDS or Hep-c and we want to do what with health care.

Can we for once quit trying to kill each other over some one good or bad that wants more than we get. Can we remember that our country is at it lowest and find an answer talking to each other not about each other. GOD needs to save us because we are doing a great job going to He**

Jerry R LUcas RN
Male Nurse Magazine .com

Sam Zaydel   October 6th, 2008 11:54 pm ET

I am not sure about others, but I am disgusted with all the mud slinging. All I want to know is where candidates stand on various issues and why they think their policies are better than their opponent's. McCain's attempt to call Barak a terrorist is equivalent to calling him a muslim radical. I am just sick of this. All these attacks tell me that candidates are running out of things to talk about. Let's get back to the issues and stop personal attacks.

Latifah   October 6th, 2008 11:46 pm ET

Love you Sarah…You are a true role model and hero for American women. Those who attack you are jealous – plain and simple. McCain and Palin 08!!

Dinosaurs,were pets,here in the south.   October 6th, 2008 11:44 pm ET

This is over,McCain can only now win,the most retarded,of the red states.No-one,no-one,who does not,goose-step to the orders of gestapo am,thinks McCain can win now.

Kerry   October 6th, 2008 11:41 pm ET

Some of the Obama supporters are haters. They do not know the important will do. It is dangerous to let the enemy inside!!!

sandee in Portland   October 6th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

All you McCain supporters that say he can turn the economy around. Just how do you know he can do that? He hasn't given a plan; Obama's economic plan is on his website for all to see. He said he wouldn't vote for the rescue bill if there was ear-marks in it, then he voted for it with the ear-marks included. So far, McCain has done just the opposite of everything he said he would do. Some judgment, some leader…NOT!

jo   October 6th, 2008 11:39 pm ET

Mrs. palin I bet nobody takes you seriously, After all that interview. how do you know all this you don't read newspaper…….

AUC   October 6th, 2008 11:38 pm ET

John McCain and Sarah Palin deserve each other – both are slimmy people. While a 90 year old woman shoots herself because she's about to have her house foreclosed and hundreds of other Americans are losing their homes and worst, these two low life "nit wits" are trying to smear and fear people in to voting for their sorry butts!!!

With the help of Almighty God, Barack Obama and Joe Biden will win this election and help put this country back together!!!

Obama/Biden 08/12

Indiana for McCain/Palin   October 6th, 2008 11:37 pm ET

For all of you Obama Lemmings foaming at the mouth, remember, it was Barack Obama who chose to be led by Ayers, Wright, et al. It starts from the ground and goes up. Americans have a right to know what his fundamental beliefs are and why he hates America so much. McCain can stand tall for his service to this country.

McCain/Palin 2008

Hope for the Future   October 6th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

Both Palin and McCain are the most pathetic people I have ever seen on TV or even met in life. They are in need of some serious psychiatric intervention. Calling another person a terrorist for their own gain is more than disgusting. I don't even know how the people of Alaska could have put her in the office to run that state.

Peace and harmony for Obama/Biden 2008

elvera   October 6th, 2008 11:36 pm ET

I support this comment, thank you:
I thought that calling someone a terrorist with racial overtones is considered a hate crime? Why is nobody addressing this? As a citizen, I would like to know why a police officer can go on a stage that is nationally televised due to it's content and almost make a threat with no consequences? If Obama did something like this, the RNC would be all over it. The DNC needs to take this one and run it to the highest authority. I'm appalled and so is everyone I know. All of my Indy friends are decided and ready to put an end to this ridiculous pitbull and maverick crap. OBAMA/BIDEN WE WILL PREVAIL!!

tired of Palin, ky   October 6th, 2008 11:35 pm ET

Gov. Palins career is going the same place the bridge went……NOWHERE!
So now that the gloves are off lets get down to real issues that "Joe six pac" folks want to hear.

Judy   October 6th, 2008 11:35 pm ET

Who cares about Ayers! is Ayers a Financial terrioist? Is he the one causing the job losses, the bank problems and deregulation issues? Then why is anyone talking about Ayers. McCain's issue with Keating is far more important because McCain used his position to cause some questionable infulences and he had a personal relationship with Keating. It is almost like McCain wanted to get the Ayers story out there in case the media started pointing to the Keating S&L losses as an example of what is happening today. McCain wants to say see Obama had relations with Ayers who is like Charles Keating was to McCain. But it's just not the same. Not even close. Ayers and Obama worked on charitable educational foundations. McCain used his influence to let Charles Keating loot the Silver Dollar S&L where people (American Citizens) loss millions. I think Chales Keating was a financial terrorist who destroyed the S&L industries there are none left now.

Mark   October 6th, 2008 11:34 pm ET

Any honour McCain had is gone. He is an absolute disgrace. Go back to Vietnam you filthly old man!!

Griff   October 6th, 2008 11:34 pm ET

I'm the imbasile.. CNN. But Still I will will be here, long.-Aftter you.are sewage

B. Hawkins   October 6th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

McCain's map has a lot of cracks. North Carolina, Virgina, Florida,Ohio. Lose any one of them and it's all over.

fmr. Hillary Supporter now for McCain   October 6th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

you obama lovers are so pethatic not to mention retarded. If McCain were was really desparate, he would've called Obama the N word.

So the fact that he didn't just shows the stupidity in all of you people including you, Jack Cafferty you old SEA HAGG!

Like or not, McCain will win on Nov. 4th. so LIVE WITH IT!

McCain/Palin '08

ajaxtheleast   October 6th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

So now they have decided that for McCain to look good and to be appealing to voters and to win the presidency he must be running against a terrorist.

Is there anyone who disagrees with that !!??

kanabama - minnesota   October 6th, 2008 11:33 pm ET

Well, Palin is a demon. How many schools did she attend? she is the most uninformed person and it should scare the hell out of everyone to even imagine that she can be the next president if anything happened to this hargard old man.Evil can never outshine any good. Americans have had enough of empty vessels like palin and mcain. Keep injecting lies but may it backfire on you palin and whoever the withered old man. You are also a racist palin, to even imagine that Obama does not share what you share as an American? What do you think Obama is?

bigbubba   October 6th, 2008 11:30 pm ET

Sen. John McCain: I pledge again a respectful campaign. A respectful campaign based on the issues and based on the stark differences we have on the vision for the future of America.

McCain: I've pledged to conduct a respectful campaign and I urge, time after time, various entities within the Republican party to also do that.

That is what John (I'm lying through my dentures) McCain promised. I believe that promise lasted slightly longer than the life expectancy of a Mayfly (One day)

J, TX   October 6th, 2008 11:30 pm ET

Why isn't anybody talking about the fact that McCain cheated on his wife. He is the one launchng 'character' attacks on Obama so I think that he has made that fair game. What a hypocrite! He will say or do anything or become president.

How is Palin going to shake things up? She is not even respected. Her speeches have absolutely no substance. Ask yourself: is Palin really the best VP America has to offer?

Vote Obama/Biden 2008

Le'Dia   October 6th, 2008 11:30 pm ET

Look I believe Gov. Palin is the wrong person to be putting out attach's on anyone. Maybe we should be asking her and her husband (first dude) about Joe Volgler, who Gov. Palin has praised in the past, who also would of been put on the TERRORIST WATCH LIST if he were alive, or since Palin want's to bring up Rev Wright maybe we should ask about Pastor Thomas Moothy, who in a suburb of Kenya charged an innocent woman of the crime rate going up in that area and said she was a witch and ran her out of town with a mob. See Gov. Palin there is an amazing engine called GOOGLE, you should try it next time you decide to throw stone's.

Linda Thompson   October 6th, 2008 11:29 pm ET

This election has shown me … I can no longer believe anything I hear on CNN…It used to be my favorite station. I've turned you off. I am only listening to the daily news. You are too liberal for me!!!

Republican leaning toward Obama   October 6th, 2008 11:28 pm ET

Palin/McCain campaign…….IT'S THE ECONOMY…STUPID!!!!

Please stop with dirty politics as usual…we are tired of it!!!! We need HELP, we need policy information, we need plans…not the same political games….get some different campaign leaders who advise you of this fact!!!….

As a female I am ashamed of your choice as a VP(Pit Bull w/ lipstick) …..You chose politics first over country first. Especially (sorry to say Senator McCain)since there is something to say about the possiblity that she may have to step into the presidential position. VERY SCARY.

Clint,Wa.   October 6th, 2008 11:27 pm ET

By some slim chance that she should make it there, Sarah would like to know if the desk in the office in the west wing already has knee pads under it, or if she needs to bring her own?

KC   October 6th, 2008 11:27 pm ET

It is realy a sad day here in America. There are so many clueless people. Look up your history people. I don't want any more closed minded cowboy mavericks in the white house! Look it up! A maverick is a cattel hustler. Oh for you city folk, that meens he steals his neighbors riches.
I will just keep posting CNN.

Gerald Buckley   October 6th, 2008 11:27 pm ET

McCain/Palin 08
Total Disgrace for Republicans……..independent voter….

Paul Stachowiak   October 6th, 2008 11:26 pm ET

Idiots. Clinton carried NC in 1992.

Nina   October 6th, 2008 11:26 pm ET

Most of the people who want obama 08, 12 just want Obama to be pres and do not really care about the issues. Yeah, maybe there is rationalization behind those who want him to be pres in 08… but you (those who proudly proclaim obama-biden 08, 12) don't know/care about what the issues will be in 2012. You don't even know that he will be a good president. You guys are just all in love with the idea of it.

Dark Matter Operative   October 6th, 2008 11:25 pm ET

You can't stop the signal.

Obama / Biden 08′

margie   October 6th, 2008 11:24 pm ET

i think she is ugly! and needs cosmetic surgery above her eyes to lift that fat above her eyes am i the only one that notice that skin hanging there,it's closing her eyes, if she was a nice person i would had not notice this. i'am sorry that i'm off base like palin.

Former Dem   October 6th, 2008 11:24 pm ET

Rezco, Ayres, Wright, ACORN, Flagger, Former Palastian employee, Farakahn. Is THIS the change you want? Why wont he release all of his college transcripts?? Why are they sealed? Why wont he release his Senor college thesis? What's he have to hide???? CNN is so pro-bama it's pathetic. You people may hate Fox News but they do not sugar coat Obama at all. He is a scary person with a lot more in mind than you might think for our country. So, go ahead call me moron, idiot, spreading lies( and if Fox News is spreading lies then why doesnt Obama sue????) oh and the ever popular calling a person a racist…so go ahead. Jokes gonna be on you come Jan 09!

Republicans= Me First Country Last   October 6th, 2008 11:24 pm ET

The new PPP poll has Obama up by 6 in NC.

I believe NC is going blue this time!!!!!

But I'll continue to work like we are 20 points behind.

Frederick Sanchez   October 6th, 2008 11:24 pm ET

Hey McCain if you want to have any kind of dignity left after losing the Presidency put a leach on your pit bull with lipstick, or is it the other way around. I think it's to late for that now anyway, your both in the toilet!

jules   October 6th, 2008 11:23 pm ET

By george, I think I've got it. The reason the media is so pro-Obama is because the media fell for everything Bush said regarding the war, hook, line and sinker. No questions asked. Then they realized they had been duped and they looked stupid. Now they are against any and all Republicans just because of their own stupidity in the first place. History does repeat itself. They are the fools again.

North Atlanta GA   October 6th, 2008 11:23 pm ET

I met my wife in North Carolina, NC is my second home. The people there are paying attention to the issues and are not distracted by McDrama_Queen and Company. It is only fitting that the state return to its native Carolina Blue.

As for McSame, I see that the latest favor for the week is a Terrorist play and a Rev Wright move. I am so bored, I think I'll vote early.

Andy - Atlanta, GA   October 6th, 2008 11:23 pm ET

Is that a blue Obama 'O' she is signing?

Debra   October 6th, 2008 11:22 pm ET

Palin has room to talk about character, let's see abusing her power as Governor to fire somebody, gay basher (prays for the conversion of homosexuals), attending 5 plus college's before graduating, anti-woman, anti-intellgence, etc. etc.

Delise   October 6th, 2008 11:21 pm ET

"PETTY PALIN" that is all I have to say about her!

henriettap   October 6th, 2008 11:19 pm ET

This is dumb when you have to resort to smear and scare tactics we are worried about feeding our families paying bills health care our economy in general not hearing rehashed rhetoric on new day.Do they have a plan what does it consist of?

David   October 6th, 2008 11:19 pm ET

Since no one on the campaign trail could muster a civil tone, let me share my condolences with the Biden family, and wish them well. Palin and McCain could have done the same, and then initiate their incessant ugliness, but even showing ANY sympathy or empathy is beyond them!

Kevin   October 6th, 2008 11:17 pm ET

If you don't vote for McCain you will hear this for the next 4 years.
PRESIDENT BARACK HUSSIEN OBAMA. Why would any true American vote for a man with Hussien in it. Think about this as well…Obama sounds to much like Osama

All Repubs need to pull together. The reall issue that no one seems to talk about is for the last few years hasn't the Dems been in control of the House and Senate….now who do we need to blame……Thought so

Vote for McCain!!!

Afraid For Americans   October 6th, 2008 11:17 pm ET

It is so SAD to give McCain credit for what?! McCain and Palin is too busy trying to trash Obama while people are actually killing themselves and their families because of what is going on with the economy. People are losing their homes and jobs. McCain and Palin DON"T CARE!!!!!!!! That is SO SAD

uh. ..   October 6th, 2008 11:16 pm ET

mccain is desperate and flailing now. it's over folks.

Oklahoma Woman for Obama 08   October 6th, 2008 11:14 pm ET

Mccain should have been worried a looong time ago. Like when he announced his running mate and she smiled like the town idiot and got all 'mavericky'. Obama is not going to be able to save our economic problems because these actions from the Federal Reserve, Congress, the Bush administration times 2 and even the Clinton Admin..etc…but he will definately be a change from the last 8 years. right about now I will take anything!! Well…anything but Mcidiot and the 'Fargo' doll. Mccain should be very defensive and grit his yellow teeth as usual. He made a BIG mistake and he knows it. I am sooo hoping that this does not turn around and the pegs get pushed incorrectly (Bush election). Mccain, the past…Obama..a much needed change.

MEP   October 6th, 2008 11:13 pm ET

Joe Biden was right. Being a war hero does not guarantee a good president. These tactics tarnish any McCain legacy.

priscilla   October 6th, 2008 11:12 pm ET

Sarah Sarah you make me sick!
I am women not supporting you.. on top of that I am white just like you I am supporting Obama, because he is smarter than you!

Obam 08

Mal   October 6th, 2008 11:10 pm ET

I can't help thinking…who is caring her newborn with special need when she is not at the same place on the same day? What will her children think of the lies that come out of their own mother’s mouth? A lot of Palin’s family members and relatives are educator and she is shouting on at the top of her lungs on things that are totally untrue. I say “Shame on you, Governor Palin. Please do your children and your relatives a favor and stop lying.”

elvera   October 6th, 2008 11:08 pm ET

It does not surprise me. McCain and his campaign do nothing else but continue to throw dirt, spout lies, misrepresentations, and smears. And McCain’s arrogant VP, Sarah Palin, acts like a malfunctioning robot, pitbull with lipstick, or whatever she called herself. She is just McCain’s flirting, lip-smacking, screeching toy; a puppet for the failing McCain campaign, saying whatever they pumped into her empty head. Somehow, she was able to fool Alaska but she will not fool the media and smart American voters.

Vicki of NJ   October 6th, 2008 11:08 pm ET

I find it amazing that Senator Obama, in his speeches, always manages to somehow separate himself from the government body of which he is a part of, (i.e., it's always the government's fault or Republicans, not mine) is what he speaks. But it seems that no one else seems to pick up on that? In all fairness to Senator McCain…Senator Obama and his campaign have had it really easy just having to connect McCain to Bush and there you have it, a ready made attack ad. But, it's just not fair since McCain is not Bush so therefore, it's an unjust attack and I'd like to remind Senator Obama's campaign that for the last couple of years the Senate was and is mostly made up of Democrats so what does that tell you?

Joe in Kentucky   October 6th, 2008 11:08 pm ET

Like a punch drunk world champion who has stepped into the ring one to many times, we are now watching the death of a hero. McCain, a valiant hero who served his country as only a true patriot could, has sold his soul to the devil and has lost his last ounce of dignity. The speech he gave today was vile and disgusting, and he did it with a smile on his face. Of course he is on the defensive. His campaign went into self destruct mode the moment he chose Palin as his running mate. It is not the gloves that are coming off at Camp McCain, its the wheels. Why? Because there is no real belief in MCCain to hold it all together other that "I want to be President!"
It is only a credit to Obama that this race is still as close as it is. At any time, he could have campaigned "Chicago Style" and attacked McCain on the Keating Five, Mcain's age and mental health, CIndy McCain's drug problems, John McCain's alleged affair or the fact that Palin is under investigation by her own state. Instead he has shown an amazing calmness. A steady hand that has sometimes even frustrated his own supporters. McCain is a broken shell of the man he once was and perhaps now Obama will take the gloves off and, like a young fighter facing that punch drunk champion in the ring, will to the old man a favor put him out of his misery .

WNCisGod'scountry   October 6th, 2008 11:07 pm ET

Enough is enough. Quit the attacks. Address the issues. Behave like the leader of the free world should behave.

Change We Need   October 6th, 2008 11:07 pm ET

It's pretty obvious that the Republicans are running SCARED!! Alot, of "former" red states are turning blue. Let's stick to what matters most to the American people, the ECONOMY!!

Obama/Biden 2008

Abe   October 6th, 2008 11:07 pm ET

Anonymous,
Seems like you've a hard time distinguishing facts from smear. Look at the platforms of both campaign before you start to throw vitriolic. The truth of the matter is that in this campaign Obama is proving to be the better candidate.

Ron was a REP now a DEM   October 6th, 2008 11:07 pm ET

May I call you pit bull

KJL   October 6th, 2008 11:07 pm ET

Another audience to parade her pregnant teenager and poor little baby in front of?

rowzeer   October 6th, 2008 11:05 pm ET

Sarah is an elitist….just the other day she admitted she drank Starbucks Mocha Latte.

Fraud   October 6th, 2008 11:05 pm ET

Does anyone care what this poser-bunny disaster even says? One day she can't read a newspaper and the next day she's lecturing to idiots? What a travesty and a circus act.

Kris K in CA   October 6th, 2008 11:05 pm ET

Palin is losing it for the Republicans. Everyone at work is laughing at her.We feel she is running for President and has run over McCain.IT is bad news all the way around for Republicans.What is McCain thinking-or is he???

Wilbert   October 6th, 2008 11:04 pm ET

I hate to break it to all the crazy liberals here, but this race has been in the bag for Obama for a long time. The republicans made some long term decisions in this race. They selected a 70 some year old guy to be their canidate. then they selected Palin, a small, population state, to be the running mate. Essentially they will be able in 4 or 8 years to go into these elections with a clean slate. obama will win this election, the real test will be if he wins the one four years from now.

Val   October 6th, 2008 11:04 pm ET

There is no way that I would vote for someone who was a part of the S&L crisis. I remember that big mess and McCain's part and Bush part. Vote McCain? No Way!!!!

Darrel from Denver   October 6th, 2008 11:04 pm ET

Game over, McCain. You have really lost it. Go ahead and go negative, it's all you have ever done in your entire life.

Take Barbie with you. She is a clown.

Barbara Campbell   October 6th, 2008 11:02 pm ET

If the 28,000 who turned out for Senator Obama's rally here in Asheville, NC, is any indication, Obama will nail this state.

Remember, polls haven't included cell-phone-only users and newly registered voters.

Further, the McCain/Palin/Fox News sleaze of the past few days will backfire.

TerryDoRight   October 6th, 2008 11:02 pm ET

Sarah Palin is so charismatic, she is intelligent, clever and dedicated.

This is what a true feminist looks like, this is what the next vice-president looks like.

Brains+Good looks+plus intuitively one with the people….

juiceball   October 6th, 2008 11:02 pm ET

"You will know their names and I will make them famous" – Just Another LIE!!! – Ask the senator from ALASKA – he received a lot of PORK in the so called "bail-out" bill.

Sam Barber   October 6th, 2008 11:02 pm ET

Hey Bluebonnet, how much has the McCain campaign paid you to be their shill? Your words have no sincerity to them at all.

Phil Newton in Murphy, Oregon   October 6th, 2008 11:02 pm ET

Point of diminishing returns.

They start butchering the mules, it's over.

Ella - TX   October 6th, 2008 11:00 pm ET

To the Maverick dumb duo:

Palin/McCain are both idiots to think anyone cares about 40 years ago America is hurting NOW!

IT"S THE ECONOMY STUPID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Harvest   October 6th, 2008 11:00 pm ET

Palin and McShame are the perfect set of NITWITS!!!! They have no clue, no plan, and have stooped to the lowest of low. Palin knows ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about Obama, or about much of anything for that matter. McShame can't think of what to do about the economy and continues to show himself to be erratic, out of touch, and to have poor judgment.

OBAMA/BIDEN '08!!!!!!!

D. Arnold   October 6th, 2008 10:59 pm ET

Obama needs a TV ad in North Carolina revealing McCain's plan to cut Medicare 1.3 trillion dollars! This would change some votes!

Ann   October 6th, 2008 10:59 pm ET

Anonymous,
You say that you are "McCain's supporters and we're making sure that all these voters are educated as to how shady Mr. Obama really is!"

I wonder why you don't put your name to your statement. I was always told that if someone wrote a letter and signed "anonymous" then it was shady.

James M.   October 6th, 2008 10:58 pm ET

In times of desperation, go for the personal attacks! This is what the McBush campaign is teaching us. Our country has an economy in the toilet, we are spending too much on a war way over expired and our dependency on foreign energy is shameful. We can do better…but we absolutely need the leadership that understands and embraces the future needs of our country. McCain and his compadres had their chance. Time for a change of guard. Time for Obama.

KC   October 6th, 2008 10:58 pm ET

It is realy a sad day here in America. There are so many clueless people. Look up your history people. I don't want any more closed minded cowboy mavericks in the white house! Look it up! A maverick is a cattel hustler. Oh for you city folk, that meens he steals his neighbors riches.

Flex   October 6th, 2008 10:58 pm ET

Did anybody notice how the McCaine campaign is so confident that they'll win NC? Can they be so confident to say that about the entire country?

Watching from the sidelines   October 6th, 2008 10:58 pm ET

John McCain is desperate and we all know the saying about how dangerous a desperate man can be! I wonder how so many people are not able to see through what McCain is attempting!!!

just wondering   October 6th, 2008 10:57 pm ET

I am totally convinced that the news coverage is slanted toward favoring Obama. I have just attended a fall festival in Indiana and the Republican committee could not keep McCain/Palin yard signs in stock. As fast as they could get them delivered and put together, people were asking for them!!!! CNN, don't be surprised on election night if the silent majority steps forward once again!!! So much for your "Obama gaining bigger lead on McCain." How about checking with middle America.

Frank Giorno   October 6th, 2008 10:56 pm ET

McCain Campaign's decisions to unleash Sarah Palin's negative invectives against Obamas smack of desperation and will fail. Also by raising questions about Obama's past relations with Ayres, Palin also opens the door for scrutiny of her "paling' around with the Alaska Independence Party which wants to separate from the United States. In addition there are still the unexplained questions about links between both presidents Bush, the Republican Party and the Bin Laden family. The Republican under Reagan and Bush Senior funded Osama Bin Laden during the 1980s war with the Soviet Union over Afghanistan.

Ian   October 6th, 2008 10:56 pm ET

I can't believe Palin had an affair with her husbands former business partner. Makes sense considering McCain's track record on fidelity.

Haskell   October 6th, 2008 10:54 pm ET

Pointing fingers and calling names is one thing. Laying out all the facts, and warts, is something else. If you want to buy spin, hype, and racial identity, that is your choice. But many of us want to see pros and cons of each candidate clearly laid out. More than eighty-five percent of blacks support Obama? Lot of good thinking going on there.

Ian   October 6th, 2008 10:54 pm ET

If McCain is going to shake up Washington, why did he vote to bail out a bunch of bankers?

It's clear that neither side cares to represent us.

Vote Third Party!!!

NoMccain   October 6th, 2008 10:54 pm ET

Mccain/Palin are fueling the racial hatred toward Muslims and Obama in this campaign. They are not rejecting the "terrorist" remarks recently yelled out by someone in the crown in Florida. Mccain's campaign attracts prejudicial bigots.

Jeff   October 6th, 2008 10:54 pm ET

Bush hasn't quite destroyed the country yet. We need 4 more years of the GOP to finish the job. This is apparently what the McCain supporters are angling for.

Ed, Santa Fe, NM   October 6th, 2008 10:54 pm ET

GOP has lost the election…. THANK GOD

Enough with the fascist prohibitionist tendencies that have crippled this country over the last 8 years…

WE WANT CHANGE; WE WANT OBAMA

PS: Enjoy Troopergate Investigation, Barbie!

Huntsville, TX   October 6th, 2008 10:53 pm ET

All the negativitity is ridiclious. On Sept 3, 2008, CBS news reporter, John Bentley, did a story about an alleged Palin affair. John McCain threatened to sue. There was an article

Change   October 6th, 2008 10:53 pm ET

Country First? I think not. It is absolutely frightening where we find ourselves as a country at this moment in time. Palin attends a rally today and people are yelling "Kill him" when she references Obama. Really, how much lower can you go Gov. Palin? The McCain campaign is reckless and anything but Country First. The Maverick and Jane Six Pack need to wake up and be accountable for the hate and anti-country and anti-citizen sentiments that are spewing forth from each of them.

God Help Us All.

Mike, Vancouver   October 6th, 2008 10:53 pm ET

One by one the dominoes begin to fall,

have a nice day Senator McCain and by the way Governor Palin has used a heavy hand in Alaska.

No need to air it here but it is her demsie.

If I cannot have my way, I will use the scorched earth phylosiphy to obtain the McCainism we want.

Kathryn Richardson   October 6th, 2008 10:52 pm ET

Sarah Palin seems to have no problem lying and taking things out of context. No wonder she and McCain get along. That must be the maverick in them. She should have charges pressed against her for name calling. She says Obama is a terroist…I wonder what she and Putin having going through her kitchen window. I wonder if she likes being McCain's "go fer". He is using her and making a fool of her. When is she going to wake up? It's one thing to stretch the truth, but, to out and out lie like she and McCain are doing is childish and sickening. It is showing in the polls. People are sick of their republican games. They need to make sure their own back steps are clean before they worry about anyone else's. Kate from Becker
GO BARACK WINNER OBAMA

Kristen   October 6th, 2008 10:52 pm ET

I can't wait to vote for Obama/Biden. This is going to be one LONG month!

c.w.   October 6th, 2008 10:52 pm ET

The McCain-Palin campaign underestimated the intelligence of the people of North Carolina and now that Obama has a legitimate chance of winning N.C. they are going to try to scare the Tar Heel state into voting Republican. Their early presumptuousness in ignoring N.C. and its 15 electoral votes may come back to haunt them.

QG   October 6th, 2008 10:52 pm ET

They both will be out of their misery on November 4th

Joshua College Station Texas   October 6th, 2008 10:52 pm ET

My friends back in North Carolina will make the right decision and vote for the steady, consistent, and disciplined candidate with the best ideas to help America, Barack Obama.

Reality   October 6th, 2008 10:51 pm ET

McCAIN is going to McLOSE on McNOVEMBER 4th !!! and McPALIN can go back to McALASKA !!!!

THEY BOTH McSUCK !!!!!

OBAMA / BIDEN 2008

rowzeer   October 6th, 2008 10:51 pm ET

Scared of Obama…..you cowards are the same ones who send our troops to die in a foreign land in the name of "freedom" and then turn around and give it up so easily on our own soil….

O is not a Muslim…he's a better Christian than Palin…..who bears false witness and is cruel enough to make rape victims pay for rape kits.

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:51 pm ET

Sylvia, Principles like Obama's? Connections to terrorists? Connections to radical preachers? Connections to Fannie/Freddie heads? These aren't maybes. They are known facts.

Dave from Menifee   October 6th, 2008 10:50 pm ET

Smear won't work. What's McCain thinking with his VP choice?

Reality   October 6th, 2008 10:50 pm ET

McCAIN is going to McLOSE on McNOVEMBER 4th !!! and McPALIN can go back to McALASKA !!!!

THEY BOTHER McSUCK !!!!!

OBAMA / BIDEN 2008

Nate in PA   October 6th, 2008 10:50 pm ET

I love how the below comment by anonymous is exactly that. Way to speak up chief.

Obama/Biden '08

Dave   October 6th, 2008 10:49 pm ET

smear won't work this time. What's McCain thinking about with his VP choice?

Betty   October 6th, 2008 10:49 pm ET

Scott in Fairfax…I'd like to know where you get your 3,000 number because I'd like to confirm it for myself.

But here's the kicker… in my family the republicans are voting democratic this year so those are negative votes McCain should have gotten but won't. Admittedly we were leaning Obama but Palin made it happen – no way, no how! (I have to admit, I miss the family debates though)

Love the early voting by the way. McCain will be a day late and a dollar short by the time he actually starts talking about the issues instead of about Barack.

Stacy from Leesburg VA   October 6th, 2008 10:49 pm ET

Now, those battleground states like Nebraska, Texas, and North Carolina will help them win the POTUS right?

Melissa   October 6th, 2008 10:48 pm ET

Do you Dems even research for truth? Did you know that they are investigating Obama's uh, donation practices. He seems to be getting a lot of monies from Islamic countries, Muslim organizations, and the names are a bit funny too; "Good Will" instead of Tarik Al Hussein or some such thing. Obama gets lots of money from this guy and has had to give back thousands of dollars because the Campaign governance people are now seeing how he is raising his money. By illegally accepting over the quota allowed under the Campaign laws. Look it up. Obama is not an honest person, nor does he employ honest people. Folks this guy is a Mac Daddy and he will pimp our our country so fast, it will make even your head spin.

Firs Time Florida Voter   October 6th, 2008 10:48 pm ET

Mccain's dignity must have died within the walls of that POW camp he was held in, because he is a complete disgrace to this nation.

McInsane   October 6th, 2008 10:47 pm ET

@bluebonnet
McCain might have more experience but it's not the kind of experience we need right now. He has very little experience with economics (and has said as much in the past) and recently stated that the economy looked good!!
Plus you mention trust but I could never trust McCain after how he has changed since being a presidential candidate and after he picked Palin as his running mate.
You may be able to let that slide but she is scary and there is a very REAL chance that she could be president if they get elected.

Obama is the right person right now.

Alvin Swerve   October 6th, 2008 10:46 pm ET

Why do conservatives start their comments with "I am a registered Democrat/Independant, but . . . " then show that they are hard core Republicans with everything that follows? Do they think we are not familiar with that hokey trick?

marge   October 6th, 2008 10:46 pm ET

Anonymous October 6th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

Hey JACK what do you find offensive about McCain's campaign? Seriously, was it the fact that he's been telling the truth about Obama and you guys can't stand to hear it?

Well guess what, we're McCain's supporters and we're making sure that all these voters are educated as to how shady Mr. Obama really is!
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YOu guess what???? we're making sure the voters are educated as to how dishonest,and "dirty" McPOW really is too!!!!
Nov 4 will decide who did the better job fo educating the voters….wont it????

Bea in Dallas, TX   October 6th, 2008 10:45 pm ET

If she could only answer one question……We are watching desperation at work!!!!!!

ErracticBehavior   October 6th, 2008 10:45 pm ET

McCain promised an honorable campaign I guess he is not even the leader of his party. McCain/Palin looks desperate then to get audences shouting kill and hate speak volumes of where they want to take the country. My thoughts and prayers go out to all who hates others. We are all Americans—-Shame on you McCain! I have lost all respect for someone who wants to take the country to such violence!!!!!

Shoreline   October 6th, 2008 10:45 pm ET

Just when you think John McCain can stoop no lower, he does.

Apparently with some people there is no bottom.

carol   October 6th, 2008 10:43 pm ET

John and Sarah are on a bridge to nowhere….gosh darn it!!!!!
This McPalin ticket has really gone over the top and are down in the mud now……and that is where they should be… but I have more respect for pigs!!
Time to send these two disgusting people back home…..nobody wants to see these two anymore…..sick to the back teeth of them both!

Firs Time Florida Voter   October 6th, 2008 10:43 pm ET

The Mccain campaign is using a proven failed playbook. Instead of focusing on the issues that plague me as an American, they want to turn the page on this disastrous economy? This is disgusting and America wont tolerate this rehashed garbage.

Jeff   October 6th, 2008 10:42 pm ET

Gov Palin is a polarizing culture warrior and she's only too happy to pile on the slander and distortion. So much for bipartisanship from McCain. I used to be okay with McCain, but I can't imagine the McCain/Palin ticket bringing the country together to confront the economic crisis or any of the other serious problems we face. Moreover, the GOP disdains government and when they get into power they don't know what to do with it. At least with Obama we have the possibility of a competent administration that takes good governance seriously.

Erica   October 6th, 2008 10:42 pm ET

To Concerned Canadian: Let me start off by saying your racist comment is neither a surprise nor any type of offense to my race or myself.
You see, African Americans or blacks as you have stated have voted for white candidates for years. Now, the other 1/2 of black America that you are referring to has never taken an initiative to vote because they felt there was not a candidate that defined true leadership, embarked a true plan for the country, or frankly never really inspired Americans to engage themselves into politics.
Now, let me make it clear to you that millions of blacks are not voting for Obama because of his race, we are voting for him because we realize that politicians such as Bush, McCain, and Palin are not concerned about poor white Americans or black Americans, their concern is for greed, money, and power.
So, if you want to insult black people for supporting Obama please make sure you ridicule the millions of non-blacks who voted for Bush. I think we can pat ourselves on the back for not making such a demoralizing choice.

Tommy   October 6th, 2008 10:42 pm ET

"Republicans MUST not get comfortable that we have this race in the bag! VOTE! Vote now, vote early and challenge your state officials to ensure voter fraud is NOT being committed!"

LMAO!!!! That was great!

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:41 pm ET

Voter, they don't want to deport Latinos. Legal Americans want to deport illegals Latinos only. It's called 'law' and is important to a civil society.

Pepsi   October 6th, 2008 10:41 pm ET

She sure is setting a good example for her children. I am sure her parents and her children can hold their heads up high and be so proud of her. I would be totally ashamed. She has no moral values what so ever. And her children have their whole life to deal with how their mother has handled herself. It is too bad Palin thinks more of her own career than what her family will have to deal with in the years to come. That is one of the most selfish acts.

OBAMA-BIDEN 2008

Denise Ohio   October 6th, 2008 10:40 pm ET

I see a lot of call for investigating Obama. Where have you people been? He has been fully vetted by the press, Senator Clinton's staff
the American people etc… As for money, I gave a small fundraiser
and for the first time active in a campaign. So many people feel this way. As for voting for him because he is black, well I did not vote for
Jesse,Alan Keys or Al Sharpton. So stick to the issues people. I live
in what's called a dying city in the rust belt. (Dayton OH) SO PLEASE
STOP THE BS. MOST PEOPLE I WORK WITH IN THEIR 60's ARE
SCARED TO DEATH. LOOK AT YOUR 401 STATEMENTS. CAN YOU
REALLY SAY YOU DON'T WANT THE SMART GUY THIS TIME!!!!

Val   October 6th, 2008 10:40 pm ET

Yeah we know you have taken the gloves are off, kick the heels off, but this all well and good, but, what about the BROOM?

tngirl   October 6th, 2008 10:40 pm ET

bluebonnet = obvious republican troll.

Chipster   October 6th, 2008 10:40 pm ET

McCain's campaign is bankrupt, like what the Republican leadership has done to our country. They have nowhere to go except the vicious personal attack route. On policy, they're running on empty. They've been in complete control for 7 years and have mismanaged practically every agency and situation. They're responsible for an exploding deficit, outsourced jobs, and a bloated government. Just this week, they've added yet another do-nothing agency that will be instructed not to enforce any regulations! Enough is enough!

Jim C in NJ   October 6th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

We do not need the low road politics. McCain is desperate and he has no ideas. Obama and Biden are good intelligent sound choices. They both love our country very much and will try their best to fix the mess they are inheriting. I support Barack and I am looking forward to his State of The Union speeches. Finally I can get excited about what is going on in Washington for us again!

Voting Obama/Biden in 08!
Can't wait to cast my historic vote!

Lana, California   October 6th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

Looks like the May-December ticket is really going through the Depends by the gross!

You smell that? It's the smell of desperation.

Women for Obama

Wrinkly and Winky   October 6th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

Bluebonnet-

Take your dimestore psychology and stick it where the sun doesn't shine…Alaska!!

America has awaken and decided to vote for the future of this country instead of a dying past.

Sore Liberal LOSERS in 2008   October 6th, 2008 10:39 pm ET

WOW – you liberals take the truth hard, don'tcha? NC and VA WILL NOT go for Obama. The polls are wrong, and were often wrong in the past two elections. This sleeping giant of a country is starting to wake up and will realize before election day JUST HOW WRONG OF A CANDIDATE OBAMA IS. No experience, No judgment, dubious connections, and NO major accomplishments in the Senate. NO taking on his own party, and NO signs of reformation. Empty pledges to lower taxes and NOT ONE SINGLE VOTE to lower taxes either in Illinois Senate NOR U.S. Senate. You liberal lemmings are the biggest ship of fools we've seen in this country in many, many decades. Such an uninformed, ill-suited group of people to be voting!!!!!!!

Melissa   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

don't you mean "spineration" P A LEASE
just put up what I said. You seem to put up what these other liberal, head up there uh, in the sand, IQ below 70, comments.
Come on CNN, let 'er rip…. Are you afraid your liberal backers will pout, or pull your funding? Good, then maybe you won't spin so much to the left. Let's see you even things up a bit.
What say you, Meat Heads, uh I mean Media Heads!?!

Tommy   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

CNN is not a "liberal haven"…it's just that hardly anyone is still supporting McCain and his pit bull…LOL!

I can't believe there are still some sheep out there who continue to support Maverick and Goose…but, I guess that is the great thing about America…you have the freedom to choose…even when your choice is a bad one!

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

Jorge, sorry to burst your bubble but Obama really isn't black. He is 1/2 white, about 47% Arab and just a little black.

Commonwealth   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

Bayou Joe it's not Senator Obama's fault he didn't serve in the military. My father didn't serve in the military either. He , thank God, was between Korea and Vietnam. So just lay off Senator Obama because he wasn't called to serve. At least my Father and others like him followed the rules and didn't skip out on required stuff (unlike a certain other person in office right now).

htj   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

If Sarah Palin can explain McCain's policies and plans, she will do well. If she's just going there to trash Obama…………she may as well stay in Alaska. Her slander is boring, trite and makes her sound like an old fishwife.

No one cares about Bill Ayers, or Jeremiah Wright…they want to know how McCain is going to rescue the economy, they want to know exactly how his health care plan is going to work for them, and they want to know that he understands the desperate need for people to be able to stay in there homes, feed their families and keep their jobs.

If Palin can't talk about these issues she's wasting her breath and their time. Folks here don't like 'nasty'….they are much too sophisticated for smarmy low blows…..especially coming from women.

ChuckB   October 6th, 2008 10:38 pm ET

The McCain camp's decision to go negative with personal attacks is a tacit admission that they can not win on the issues, especially as concerns the economy. It is obvious that on the economy, the majority isn't interested in buying what McCain has to sell, which is a repeat of the Bush Administration's policies. At this point, even Joe Sixpack doesn't want to hear that the rich are getting more money from another tax cut. Essentially the $700B bailout is a de facto tax cut ; McCain wants to pile $300B on top of that?

Anna PA   October 6th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

Wanted to let everyone know, if you haven't heard.

McCain plans on cutting MEDICARE AND MEDICADE by 1 TRILLION dollars. I can't believe he would announce this but he has. So, please let any senior citizen who is a friend or family member know about what McCain's plans are for their health care. If they are planning on voting republican they may begin to rethink their vote!!

Obama/Biden 08

Amy   October 6th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

I hope they spend all their money trying to hold onto former red states. It's time for change folks.

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

Hey JACK what do you find offensive about McCain's campaign? Seriously, was it the fact that he's been telling the truth about Obama and you guys can't stand to hear it?

Well guess what, we're McCain's supporters and we're making sure that all these voters are educated as to how shady Mr. Obama really is!

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:37 pm ET

OS – the Republicans are responsible for all the bad in the world. You are exactly why I know I am supporting McCain. Scary.

judy   October 6th, 2008 10:36 pm ET

He's worried and desperate. The ads, the statements by Palin are beyond the pale. he lost my vote.

Jon   October 6th, 2008 10:36 pm ET

Why aren't we talking about McCain cheating on his wife??? Seriously??? I'll bet you were the first one telling people that Clinton's cheating didn't mean anything.

TJ   October 6th, 2008 10:36 pm ET

After reading this story and observing alot of the comments posted on this article, it's easy to see why CNN is a second rate media outlet.
Any honest viewer can plainly see that from the top (Ted Turner) on down , CNN has cast aside any semblance of objectivity or impartiality as a reputable source of journalism . I hardly think that CNN polls (or even others like Zogby or even Gallup) are an even remotely accurate reflection of national sentiment- considering that they hold less than 40% of the "market share" of news viewership; but , as always, the rest of us wish you liberals the best of luck living in your fantasy world. See you at the polls suckers !

connie   October 6th, 2008 10:35 pm ET

on keith olbermann tonight he said
the first dude was a member of a alaskan policial party that wants to not be apart of the usa the leader said some not so nice things about the usa and mrs palin gave a speech for the group in 2002 i believe he said. she has a pastor that seem alittle off himself.

perplexed   October 6th, 2008 10:35 pm ET

SHE IS REFUSING TO TESTIFY UNDER A SUBPOENA. WHAT A CROOK!

HOW IN THE WORLD CAN SHE CRITICIZE ANYONE'S CHARACTER.

Trish   October 6th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

I still haven't heard Sarah say anything about the issues that matter. I am getting tired of her talking about issues she knows nothing about and running her mouth about something that happened in the 60's. I am sick and tired of all this bashing from her and McCain. Come on you witless twit, grow up and go back to Alaska cause you are not going to be the next VP or Pesident. She is living in a fanasty world if that is what she is thinking.

KC   October 6th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

It is realy a sad day here in America. There are so many clueless people. Look up your history people. I don't want any more closed minded cowboy mavericks in the white house! Look it up! A maverick is a cattel hustler. Oh for you city folk, that meens he steals his neighbors riches.

Jam One   October 6th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

I wish the mainstream media, including CNN would stop covering Ms. Palin until she goes before journalists who can ask her questions and make sure their questions are answered. There should be a media boycott on her until she sits down with the likes of Wolf Blitzer, Meet the Press, etc.
By refusing to do this, Journalists are failing in their task as being the "Fourth" and most important pillar of democracy. Since we the voters are not getting the proper information to make an informed decision about this candidate.
Another reason to boycott her, is quite frankly the Republicans are making Journalists look like a bunch of chumps. You publish anything that spews from Ms. Palin, trip all over yourselves trying to guess what she meant by it, all the while Republicans berate Journalists, call you sexist, liberals, etc. So, stop being used, grow a spine, show Palin – McCain just how powerful you are.

Hati   October 6th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

The Palin/McCain camp seems pretty desperate- She is certainly no Hillary- and the 18 million votes she is hoping for will not fall into her lap as an inheritance would.

WASP (Women Against Sarah Palin)

Go Obama/Biden "08 -16

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:34 pm ET

Yes, L, I can understand why all the old Bush supporters are against McCain. They feel guilty about their previous stand, supporting him in the war and voting for him. Now, they are all so full of hate it's scary. Does anyone not notice how much hatred there is in our country? This, the greatest country on earth? Yeah, right. McCain is not Bush but if Obama says he is, by god, he is. McCain has a history of bucking Bush. Obama has no history of anything except following the party lines and, in fact, has the most partisan voting record of anyone.

John Neale   October 6th, 2008 10:33 pm ET

Looks like Operation Chaos is really paying off. Rush, Keep up the good work.

CD   October 6th, 2008 10:33 pm ET

It really sad that there is no love for John McCain. His GOP base don't care for him. His VP candidate draw bigger crowds than he do. The media covers her like she is at the top of the ticket. Maybe McBush and the Repubs can change the order on the ticket. Big John, living in the shadow of his #2.

Tip Will   October 6th, 2008 10:30 pm ET

Thanks a lot, Sarah. Every time you speak, the poll numbers for the other side go up, up, up. Betcha by golly wow, its over!!!
Obama/Biden 08/12!!!

tishoogle   October 6th, 2008 10:30 pm ET

Mcshame and Pig with lip stick sure make a good pair. They both should go back to Alaska and have some moose lying pie!

Thomas   October 6th, 2008 10:30 pm ET

McCain / Palin are looking more and more like the Penguin and Cat woman from BAT MAN.

Wow, that's a step up from Howdy Doody / Darth Cheney !
BING, POWWW, BONG , BOOM.

Tony H   October 6th, 2008 10:29 pm ET

What a mess the Republican ticket has become.

Eileen from Maine   October 6th, 2008 10:29 pm ET

The pundits today on TV—one of them was saying, check out the vice president’s schedule…………………………………
………
She does suffer from delusions of grandeur.
Nobody said check out the Vice President's schedule in regards to her.

Bluebonnet   October 6th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

I am a registered Democrat and I have long been a supporter and fan of John McCain. If anyone has followed his political career, they would know without a doubt that McCain's Presidency would be nowhere near that of President Bush in philosophy, approach, style and results. I hope that folks will not get fooled and persuaded by misleading advertisements and partisan propaganda.

John McCain is exactly what this country needs. We need a leader we can trust and who has a proven record of integrity and good decisions. Obama may be a good President someday, but now is not that day.

I do not understand why anyone would not vote for McCain saying his VP choice is not experienced enough, only to vote for his opponent for President who has even less experience than his VP choice!

All Americans need to remember they are voting to elect a new President first and foremost. Decisions on who to vote for should never be based upon a “what if” scenario that is likely to never even happen.

Speaking of polls — I’ve always questioned how 1000 voices in a poll are truly capable of speaking for the other 300 million Americans. And for that reason, I continue to be amazed at how much credence is given to polling results.

Wake up people!

Psychologists call it the bandwagon effect. This is why new poll results are published daily. Evidence has long proven that some people vote for those candidates or parties who are likely to succeed (or are proclaimed to succeed by the media).

I may not agree with all of Governor Palin's viewpoints, but I will give her the respect she is due. Regardless of what anyone says, sexism is at work against her just like it was against Senator Hillary Clinton – who I voted for in the primaries. I did not vote for Senator Obama because when it comes to running for President – he doesn't yet have the experience for that position.

Ashley   October 6th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

John McCain and Sarah Palin are slinging the mud so fast and furious that it only hurts themselves. They are looking more and more desperate and foolish.

S. Holt   October 6th, 2008 10:28 pm ET

Palin and McCain are desperate. Obama should disregard all these false accusations and concentrate on the economy, health care and education. Voters are concerned about the issues. Republican tactics are tacky. Palin really wants the White House and the Presidency.

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

Get Real – Obama's voting record – 96% partisan. Let's see him work across the aisle.

ron powell   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

McCain is in serious trouble. I'm 63 and a lifelong Hoosier and I think Obama will win this state for the first time since 1964 when I was just graduated from high school. The Obama ground game is amazing, as is lnew voter registration. Rumors are that just in Bloomington the Obama people have registered 10K students. They will break 80% for Obama because they can read the job numbers of 8% unemployment likely, 800K jobs lost since Jan. etc. Most people think we can't afford four more years of the Bush/McCain policy, especially people who are affected by their failed policies.

Kathryn, Portland, ME   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

McCain has no honor left. That's what happens when the Republican "machine" gets rolling. It steam rolls anything in its way, no matter how untruthful and slanderous. It's disgusting.

Sarah Bell, Cleveland, OH.   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

NA NA. NA NA NA NA. HEY HEY HEY. GOOOD BYE. NA NA. NA NA NA NA. HEY HEY HEY. GOOOOD BYYYE!!! Good bye John McCain and Sarah Palin. = )

Brian L   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

Using swift-boat tactics to smear Obama is the latest in a litany of bad decisions the McCain campaign has made (including his VP selection) in this election. It's all backfiring. John, America isn't going to take its eye off the ball this time. What a sad eulogy this failed campaign will be for a man whose best decision in life was cheating on his loyal but crippled wife with a beer heiress.

ENOUGH   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

ENOUGH

Be a man McCain.

Chloe   October 6th, 2008 10:27 pm ET

Sarah Palin is so desperate that she's looking more and more of a pathetic fool.

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

Suzy – I hope you don't get old. I'm sure you will be as useless as McCain and the rest of the baby boomers that can relate to him.

Juan Grain   October 6th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

Come on to North Cackylacky Sarah sixpack, bring you hanky with you, girlfriend Dole gonna need it!

TyWebb   October 6th, 2008 10:26 pm ET

"You're on a roll, kid. Enjoy it while it lasts…'cause it never does."

Hal Hollbrook to Charlie Sheen in "Wall Street"

terry in fl   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

Republicans MUST not get comfortable that we have this race in the bag! VOTE! Vote now, vote early and challenge your state officials to ensure voter fraud is NOT being committed!

GOP for Obama   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

RUN, Sarah, RUN………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..all the way back to Alaska!!!!!

Bobbye   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

Sarah Palin has a big mouth and an empty head. McCain should have at least chosen a woman with a measurable IQ.

Obama 08   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

Palin…look at yourself before calling Obama all kinds of names. You have lied, commited adultry (with a friend of Todds), troppergate….you are no Christian. I am so ashamed to be a part of this country. The US is a joke to the rest of the country. Once respected but no longer. You are racist…how can you people vote for such an individual.

Chris   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

McCain/Palin are making Bush/Cheney look authentic to me. I'm genuinely disturbed by this Republican ticket. i am no lefty, just a person who values integrity.

Jesus Praising & Freedom Loving Patriot   October 6th, 2008 10:25 pm ET

McCain IS just like Bush

Same smear tactics that Bush used on McCain himself in 2000!

Paul   October 6th, 2008 10:24 pm ET

Sarah Palin brings up William Ayres and Rev. Wright as if no one had ever heard of them before. Hillary tried to make these people stick to Obama and she failed. Palin uses these worn out smear tactics as if she hadn't read a newspaper or magazine in the last year…and here I thought she'd read ALL of them!

Bill Charlotte,NC   October 6th, 2008 10:24 pm ET

If you are one of the few who haven't made up ypur mind yet, consider the following:

McCain: "Anyone that runs a negative campaign either has nothing to say or can not articulate it.

McCains' campaign senior advisor: " We have to go negative, if we talk about the economy..the issue..we lose."

McCain, after losing in 2000 in the S.C. primary: "There is a special place in hell for the people who have run this campaign against me." At that time they worked for Bush, now they all work for McSame!

Finally, in N.C. where I live, McCain during the primary asked the RNC to stop running a negative ad about Rev. Wright…saying, "There is no place in my campaign for this type of politics and I won' tolerate it."
Today, the "try anything-erratic-change the subject-hail Mary" campaign had the female bulldog herself giving a "shout out" about Rev. Wright.

THis campaign has lost its bearings and by their own admission, has no solution to offer on the issues.

Today, my vote will be for someone who is talking about what is scaring the hell out of me (economy)… not Ayers… not Rev. Wright… BUT THE ECONOMY! I am voting for Obama.

No McCain/Brandy for Obama   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

I have no respect for her…I still can't get over the fact that she answered NO questions in the vice presidential debate. Instead she repeated the same generalizations over and over again. No substance to this woman at all. She had no defense or real points and not once did she successfully explain what the McCain/Palin ticket would do for our sickened economy. It amazes me how anyone could vote for this pair. God help us if these two make it to the White House.

Obama-Biden 08

Wonerding and Bewildered   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

It's amazing that people uphold a misinformed person like Mrs. Palin. I can't help but wonder if Sen Obama or Sen Biden made the kind of horrble goofs Palin made would the race for the White House be over for the Democrats. why do we punish intelligence and call it elitist? Why do we celebrate ignorance and call it relating to the common folk? I'm everyday people and I in no way relate to Palin. It's just ridiculous.

Obama/Biden 2008/2012
Hillary not Palin 2016/2020

Ally   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

Palin is an absolute fool. She will say anything to get attention.

heidi   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

Palin, a real fighter would know the "HEELS AND GLOVES" ARE COMING OFF…WHO PUTS HEELS ON TO FIGHT.

THAT IS WHY YOUR TICKET IS LOSING IN THE POLLS AND WILL LOSE ON NOV. 4TH

YOU MAy WANT TO GIVE THAT TESTIMONY BACK IN ALASKA….SOMETHING TELLS ME YOU ARE GOING TO NEED THAT JOB.

THIS HALLOWEEN ….PLEASE DRESS UP AS SOMEONE SMART!!!

HHH

VJ   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

cnn…..what is wrong with you people……does anyone read this stuff before you put it out on the internet??????I'm for McCain /Palin I think they would be a better team for our country today……I think they will be more effective rooting out the crooks in washington…….but as much as I would like McCain/Palin to win ….I could never say some of the awful things about BO / Joe B that I read here……..whenever I'm wondering what other people are saying about this election I flip from Fox to cnn but I'm sorry I just can't listen to long to cnn unless it is lou dobbs.

Sam in ky   October 6th, 2008 10:23 pm ET

It's not just her schedule that shows they're desperate. Really, is there anything Palin and McCain won't try to win? I don't think so. McCain should be really worried. If he wins, he'll be the only thing standing in the way of the Barracuda and the presidency.

Zaley   October 6th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

Palin has given us many a giggle and lots of laughs. However , it's time the laughter stop. She is no longer funny, she's DANGEROUS. This woman is absolutely wacko.

LOVIN PALIN   October 6th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

Awaiting moderation: It appears the spew of ignorance, hate or both is a prerequisite for CNN blog post

Joanna   October 6th, 2008 10:22 pm ET

IDIOTS — I ONLY care about my future and that of the country – all these rhetoric about religion , terrorist links and this stupid politics…

Get out of here….

MikeH   October 6th, 2008 10:21 pm ET

Sarah Palin is a highly toxic person who spews copious venemous lies. She is as immoral and frauduent a person as there ever was running for high office.

The exorcisim to expunge her of witchcraft apparent did not work, because she certainly is one.

I wonder when she will degenerate into talking in tongues.

heidi   October 6th, 2008 10:21 pm ET

Palin, a real fighter would not the "HEELS AND GLOVES" ARE COMING OFF…WHO PUTS HEELS ON TO FIGHT.

THAT IS WHY YOUR TICKET IS LOSING IN THE POLLS AND WILL LOSE ON NOV. 4TH

YOU MAKE WANT TO GIVE THAT TESTIMONY BACK IN ALASKA….SOMETHING TELLS ME YOU ARE GOING TO NEED THAT JOB.

THIS HALLOWEEN ….PLEASE DRESS UP AS SOMEONE SMART!!!

death of the republican party?   October 6th, 2008 10:20 pm ET

"My friends", I think we are witnessing the death of a party.

McCain and his GOP thugs have realized that their sleazy attacks that have dominated American politics for so long aren't working this time around. As Sen. Obama said, he's running out of ideas and running out of time. The GOP is scrambling at the last minute trying everything they've got to tear down Barack Obama and the American people aren't falling for it. Now they're realizing that Obama is after their strongholds and he will probably get some of them.

In twenty-nine we will be saying President-Elect Barack Obama from the great state of Illinois!

OBAMA-BIDEN 08
FOR THE CHANGE WE NEED

Concerned Voter   October 6th, 2008 10:20 pm ET

Sarah Palin is a racist…and a negative venom spewing snake who has no record, no knowledge and no experience to run the country…so instead of just showing themselves to be the better candidates they choose to go extremely negative. Karma's coming on Nov. 4th…and has already begun to come back around for McCain/Palin….enjoy your Karma as Barack Obama is sworn in as the next President of the United States. I placed my vote for Barack Obama today!

Obama/Biden 2008

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:20 pm ET

McCain left Michigan because he realizes that Michigan has been controlled by the Democratic party for about 40 years now. And that is why so many of them will be voting for Obama now. The Democrats have provided the state so much that they want to continue along the same path to greatness? Isn't Michigan the state that has one of the highest, if not the highest, rate of foreclosure? Haven't they lost a huge amount of jobs? Aren't they really suffering in Michigan? Go Dems and Michigan! More of the same.

California Voter   October 6th, 2008 10:20 pm ET

Didn't Raines also go to Harvard?

John   October 6th, 2008 10:20 pm ET

CNN is showing favoritism to Obama in it's news reportings and selection of user comments. Say it ain't so CNN.

VA 4 Obama   October 6th, 2008 10:19 pm ET

Down goes McCrypt!! Virginia will be BLUE!

Pepsi   October 6th, 2008 10:19 pm ET

Palin is such a big disappointment to the American people and to us women. All I see is a loud mouth with no respect to anyone, and if this is the kind of person we want to represent us Americans , God help us all.
If you can not talk about the issues which these two(Palin and McCain) can't lets get nasty and tell lies.
People in the other parts of the world again to have reason to dislike and not respect us.

If I were a Republican I would be ashamed of the fact McCain chose her and ashamed of her stooping to the gutter as she has. I had respect for most of the republicans but she has gone too far to have anyones respect.

OBAMA-BIDEN 2008

Sarah Bell, Cleveland, OH.   October 6th, 2008 10:19 pm ET

All those years of our parents telling us that one day we can change the world. Now John McCain and Sarah Palin are laughing at the idea of real change. Lets make history folks. Kick these Republican bums out of Washington. All of em. Obama/Biden '08 McCain/Palin 'never.

Bill Jay   October 6th, 2008 10:18 pm ET

McShame and failin Palin just don't get it. The country is falling
apart and McShame talks about nothing. My 1st year ever voting
democratic.

bob   October 6th, 2008 10:18 pm ET

Drill baby drill. Lie baby lie. Fail baby fail. Palin and McCain are finishied. Palin won't amount to squat. She is Stockdale. Clueless loser.

KM in OHIO   October 6th, 2008 10:18 pm ET

Mr. McCain and Mrs. Palin:

Please please PLEASE stop the negative campaigning that you know is false. You do not understand that not everyone is as intelligent as you. Most people are not intelligent enough to understand that when you accuse Obama of being a terrorist, it is not true. You both know it is not true. McCain, you should not stoop to such a low level against a fellow Senator. It is unpatriotic.

It is very scary to think how much you are influencing people with straight lies. It is despicable, and you should be ashamed. If something happens to him when he becomes President, I'm blaming both of you.

How do you sleep at night??

Concerned Voter

Zia   October 6th, 2008 10:17 pm ET

a Persian poet said,
Urfi do not pay attention to the barking dogs
as it does not lessen, the food of a poor person

ines   October 6th, 2008 10:17 pm ET

Desperation has reached new lows in the McCain campaign. There is not one ounce of integrity left in the entire group combined.

John   October 6th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

Go ahead, send her to North Carolina. I can think of nothing better to sway voters towards Obama than having Palin launch yet another desperate, misleading tirade that reflects more on her character than his.

Jeff   October 6th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

What do you expect, putting Failin' Palin on your ticket McSame? The gimmick didn't work, people learned the truth, you are out of touch, and one heartbeat away from Failin' Palin being President.

Would you feel comfortable and safe with her in charge???

Briana   October 6th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

Old news…..
you fail

Dems 08

obieone   October 6th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

John,

You have lost my vote by going negative. You said you wouldn't I am disappointed. If you lied once you will lie again. A true maverick would have stuck to his word and let the chips fall where they may. Plus letting your VP do all the dirty work is gutless. Stand up for yourself man quit hiding behind Palin.

Steve,ar   October 6th, 2008 10:16 pm ET

I am an African American, my opinion is that this has turned into a political lynching of Barack Obama by McCain/palin, he is a man of African and caucasian decent, he represents the best of both worlds of the united states of America. It is a shame he has offered the best economic plans to help pull our selves up by our boot straps(that's all we have left), all the republicans can offer is to label him as a radical and a terrorist, this is dangerous, there are still some people who does not believe black people are intelligent enough to help the united states in this serious time of extreme hardship, how many good black men have lost everything due to lies, please do not allow this. I left palin lower case because she is small and insignificant!

Vote for Barack Obama 08, he represents the best of both our worlds!

Richard Hohn   October 6th, 2008 10:15 pm ET

Sarah Palin is a political pawn, a product of our times created through strange bedfellow relationship between the Christian Right and so-called new conservative corporate criminals that actually run the Republican Party. She offers the myopic, lemming-like supporters of the right a candidate that they can relate to on both an theological and intellectual level. Many believe her competence level is just right…she is smart enough to learn what to say and her motivation to promote the tenets of her faith make her willing to say or do anything to spread the word. But, I see more. In Sarah Palin I see a megalomaniac akin to the Lonesome Rhodes character in "A Face in the Crowd". She just may be a fierce political fiend that is hiding her true aspirations behind a wholesome and homespun facade and waiting to lead the next crusade against Iran.

west home   October 6th, 2008 10:15 pm ET

It's been bad enough having Dubya fondling Germany's Angela Merkel at the G8 conferences. Can you imagine Todd Palin representing the US internationally? He looks like a perennially hungover drywall contractor. I suspect he spends as much time as he can at Wasilla's local pub, the Moose & Antler. But who could blame him – it sure beats going home. I can imagine him at a state dinner with Sarkozy and Gordon Brown. "Lemme tell ya 'bout muh black powder muzzle-loader. Ah call her The Mav'rick. Kill a lotta moose. Hey – quit hoggin' th' buffalo wings!".

lato   October 6th, 2008 10:13 pm ET

To all you racist bigots out there. Have you stopped to consider that no matter who wins the presidency, there will be a black in the white house? I hope you can handle that.

lil   October 6th, 2008 10:13 pm ET

Is she running for president or vice president?

Commonwealth   October 6th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

Trent, LOL on that one. Now you know the cheating on the wife thing is a personal family matter and shouldn't be discussed publicly. Don't forget that double standard that another family is held to–all their personal stuff is fair game. That's what I absolutely do not care for, the Republican 'machine' double standard.

Anyway…Keating Five, Alaskan Independence Party and what exactly happened to the Vietnam POW's who weren't so lucky as to be able to come home?

cecil   October 6th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

The GOP presidential candidate told a campaign rally: "Sen. Obama has accused me of opposing regulation to avert this crisis. I guess he believes if a lie is big enough and repeated often enough it will be believed." Sounds Like He's Refering To Gov. Palin Terrorist Statement!

Mr. Keating 5 Your The Liar, along With Your Stupid VP pick, Wicked Witch of the North!

Niraj   October 6th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

All this slandering and negative tactic is bound to backfire on these clowns. I am tired of hearing their bad mouthing… it's time you talk about issues and how you would solve them. Do you have a better plan? or for that matter any plan at all??

DC-African in Colorado Springs, Colorado   October 6th, 2008 10:12 pm ET

You can not be both desperate and loser.

Erick in Alabama   October 6th, 2008 10:11 pm ET

Mccain needs to stop it! Obama is not a terroist, and will make a great president. he has good judgement and thinks before he acts. sarah needs to shut the heck up and go home. bush does have ties to bin laden and saddam hussien as he bush sr. actually rescued bin laden in the 1990s. palin wants to cede the union, and then there's troopergate, and keating 5. keating 5 is part of the mess now. talk about desperation. this idiot palin has no room to talk. they are encouragin threats against obama's life. that's no joke and she needs to not talk of terroists and such. i support obama as he is a change, from old GOP style to a govt that cares about the people and doesn't enter into useless wars. Vote Obama or regret not doing so.

OBAMA 08

redneck in nyc   October 6th, 2008 10:11 pm ET

anonymous, Obama isnt raising taxes, he's letting the current un-american Bush tax cut for the wealthiest 5% EXPIRE. The wealthiest Americans are supposed to help pay for war, NOT PROFIT FROM IT. As Biden said in the debate, taxes for ANY business will not be any higher than they were under your precious Reagan. Everyone else (you and I and everyone commenting on this page) will get a TAX CUT from Obama. How many times do they have to say it? Your president and party have made the problem WORSE thru DEREGULATION (you know, the question Sarah REFUSED to answer) yet somehow you're blaming Obama in the FUTURE for what has ALREADY HAPPENED. Incredible. OBAMA/BIDEN '08

James   October 6th, 2008 10:11 pm ET

Hey! check out the news on SARAH PALINS affair with her husband business partner & shes talking about honesty. Her whole marriage is dishonest!

OBAMA/BIDEN 08

C.Ellis   October 6th, 2008 10:10 pm ET

I afraid the Sarah is not a lady but a true pitbull. She has a rude and unprofessional attitude. I think she was unlady like in the debate when she asked Senator Biden to call him by his first name and then called him a regular Joe 6-pack. Who doesn't have the education of Mr. Obama nor Mr Biden. She is uneducated, how did she ever get to be governor? Did she use her beauty to win the race? I think so!!!
What religion is she? I think she is really a democrat with her liberal view points!!! I also believe that she is running against MCCLAIN. She has different opinions than her running mate……… .

Lost in Texas   October 6th, 2008 10:10 pm ET

back a few months ago I recall Sen McCain, when a Cinncinnati local far right DJ came out to give some "red meat" to the GOP hopefuls, the Sen denouced that type of thing and said it would NO place in his campaign. Well what the heck happened since then? All I hear from the McCain campaign is negative attacks and for a group that Gov Palin said Thursday was going to look forward and not past seemed to be stuck in the past and not dealing at all with the present. I guess the likes of Karl Rove would be proud but as a Democrat who once supported Gov McCain in his quest as being a maverick in the GOP, I have to admit I am ashamed of his current behavior.

Rodger   October 6th, 2008 10:08 pm ET

Better not send her to one of the many college towns…she'll get sent bak to Alaska!

Nola   October 6th, 2008 10:08 pm ET

This Country needs to Change – we are headed down the wrong path
Vote for Obama and Biden – so we can get back on course

nelson mcnarland   October 6th, 2008 10:08 pm ET

mccain and palin are alike slimey and greasy

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:07 pm ET

The worst part of the media being so biased toward Obama and supporting him in every way is that it has affected so many young voters. These voters believe what CNN says. They believe what Obama is telling them. How unfortunate. If elected,Obama will never complete most of what he is promising and this will make all these young become dissillusioned with politics and never take iour country seriously again. The past does repeat itself and is doing so now.

M. ELIAS   October 6th, 2008 10:07 pm ET

HOW SAD, SARAH PALIN, THAT YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE
TASK OF ATTACK DOG. HOW VERY UNATTRACTIVE. WHEN
YOU LOSE THIS ELECTION AND HAVE TO RETURN TO
ALASKA, YOU WILL UNDERSTAND THAT YOU HAVE BEEN
USED, AND WORST OF ALL, YOU AGREED TO THAT ROLE.
HOW SAD……M.ELIAS

michael   October 6th, 2008 10:07 pm ET

Strange – a few weeks ago when Obama was down 5 points and told his supporters to "get in their face" he wasn't desparate but courageous. The media was encouraging him to the same tactics they are accusing McCain of now.
Let these "polls" fool you as much as you like – watch how they switch a few days before the election – The media is playing up Obama's lead as much as they are playing down the economy.
Also – the Obama/Ayers connection is not a lie and they haven't even touched on Ayers' father who is was democratic kingpin in Chicago – an expert that helped Kennedy steal an election with Richard Daley.

Helena B.   October 6th, 2008 10:07 pm ET

Sarah Palin always talks about her love for this country. So why is her husband a member of a group that wants Alaska to secede from the United States. She also talks about Obama and Rev. Wright, but her pastor performs real witch hunts and tracks down evil spirits. She is so stupid. Doesn't she know that all the negative things that she says just makes people look at her background even closer. Sarah Palin: what a moron!

Harriet Mooney   October 6th, 2008 10:06 pm ET

I think this is going way to far to slander each other because of fear of votes. If they keep this type of communication going people won't want to vote at all. First Sarah Palin needs to have her stories complete not bits and pieces because people come to hear her speak. This doesn't mean they actually believe her. She is making a joke of our voting process and they are feeding her this information to give her something to talk about because she doesn't know anything else. As for John Mc Cain, he really needs to speak of our serious issues for the United States and what he is going to do to correct them. Brack Obama needs to get strong and address these issues one by one and forget about them. Get to issues and how he plans to take our country to prosperity again. Lets stop the slamming and get to our problems at hand. Or I may not even vote myself. I'm sick and tired of hearing all this crude instead of what's real. We all have enough problems without wondering if all this slamming is true or not. Thank You,

Harriet Mooney
God Bles the USA

NEVER OBAMA   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

MAC AND THE BABE 2008

marianna   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

Nothing will help any more – there is going to be a bright light coming from Africa – the obvious sign that Obama is God-sent

;-)

Palinocchio & McMoreoftheSame   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

Palin's popularity is fading quickly, McShame should had picked Britney Spears or Paris Hilton instead. At least Britney and Paris know how to sing good, compared to Palin's unintelligence mumblings.

Gail in SC   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

Lets see if she gets 28,000 like Obama did Sunday in Asheville, NC.

Lachelle   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

To Concerned Canadian: Let me start off by saying your racist comment is neither a surprise nor any type of offense to my race or myself.
You see, African Americans or blacks as you have stated have voted for white candidates for years. Now, the other 1/2 of black America that you are referring to has never taken an initiative to vote because they felt there was not a candidate that defined true leadership, embarked a true plan for the country, or frankly never really inspired Americans to engage themselves into politics.
Now, let me make it clear to you that millions of blacks are not voting for Obama because of his race, we are voting for him because we realize that politicians such as Bush, McCain, and Palin are not concerned about poor white Americans or black Americans, their concern is for greed, money, and power.
So, if you want to insult black people for supporting Obama please make sure you ridicule the millions of non-blacks who voted for Bush. I think we can pat ourselves on the back for not making such demoralizing choice.

Ann   October 6th, 2008 10:05 pm ET

Sarah PaLying is winking and sinking..

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

I am an African American female and I am voting for Senator Obama – after spending a vast amount of time researching both of the candidates I have concluded that I would be a fool to vote for McCain. McCain has no plan nor any ideas how to direct this country back on track. His great plan is to stay the course – kinda like a driver headed for a car accident and does nothing- no brakes just keeping the foot on the gas paddle. This not putting down McCain supporters but I think that a number of them or voting for McCain because of their hate for a person of color. Very sad -

cecil   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

Obama campaign released a mini-documentary, walking voters through all the details of the Keating Five — making it very much germane.

Good For You Sen. Obama, Sometimes You Have To Fight Fire With Fire!

Ugly Catches On Too Fast, You Got To Response Hard.

I Really Didn't Know That Much About The "Keating 5″, Now I Do!

McCain Wicked Witch She'll Get Hers Very Soon!

Melissa   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

I bet you CNN bozos won't print my comment, because it doesn't fit in with your agenda

Liz   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

Is it McCain's fault that he is rich? Actually rich folks will be equiped to lead the country. Since Obama has less money, he will steal from this country.

About Sarah Palin, she is very brainy. I heard she drinks from Starbucks. Everybody knows only smart people go to that store. She even quoted words from her coffee cup. How many of you can remember something written on a cup? All I can say is WOW.

We, people from NC, know smart people when we see one.

I beg all the Obama H supporters to open thier eyes and vote for McPain/Cain.

When I heard Sarah talked about discussing in her kitchen, my eyes welled up. How earthish is she? Biden talked about dead people. Boo.

MBFLA   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

Oh, please, only an idiot can honestly vote for a demented war monger and his racist xenophobic running mate. Between the two of them they know almost nothing about the most important issue to the electorate…. the economy.

Amy in Cincy Suburbs   October 6th, 2008 10:04 pm ET

McCain and Palin are making W look like a genious!

Devon Spencer   October 6th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

It's safe to say McCain/Palin are going to lose this election.
They showed the entire country in the debates they are more of the same

Carl Justus   October 6th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

If McCain is worried about losing the state, he should come here himself. By sending Palin he is saying he already has the state in his pocket and only needs to remind us to vote.
He is not selling cars or beer or cosmetics, so why send a sex object to try to seal the votes. I firmly believe she was picked in that sense.

jules   October 6th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

Totally amazing!!! Every article listed here on CNN is negative against McCain. Keep it up CNN. I no longer watch your channel. You have proved to me that, for the first time since 1976, I am voting for a Republican with good reason. One has to question why you don't research or check on anything that may negatively affect Obama. Obama has huge character issues, no record to run on and yet you say and do nothing. How sad.

MARY,FLORIDA   October 6th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

I had a feeling Havard was educating terrorists,just wasnt sure untill now.Thanks Palin for the info.Idaho now Harvard whats this world coming to.

PCS / North Carolina   October 6th, 2008 10:03 pm ET

Obama is the GORBACHOV of U.S.A. We need "Perestoika" and "Glasnost" in the country, to get out of this recession.

CJG   October 6th, 2008 10:02 pm ET

McCAIN -PALIN

THE BRIDGE TO NOWHERE

OBAMA -BIDEN

CHANGE WE NEED

Harvest   October 6th, 2008 10:02 pm ET

Sarah Pathetic and John McShame should do all of us a favor and bow out gracefully (Oops, they don't seem to know what 'graceful' is). Also (Ms. Pathetic's favorite word), they have NO CLUE on how to deal w/ this economic crisis, NOR do they have a clue on how to get out of Iraq, that's why they support no timetable and keep talking about the surge….They both need to SURGE right on out of this race so we can deal w/ the real issues facing this country. They keep talking about "winning in Iraq" when they can't even describe what winning looks like for this war that should have never happened. Who are we fighting, McSHAME? Also (Ms. Pathetic's word), if we're "winning" because "the surge worked", why are we still there and why can't we have a timetable for withdrawing?" Instead of going to North Carolina, Ms. Pathetic needs to go back to Alaska and deal w/ her own Troopergate investigation and ANSWER SOME OF THOSE QUESTIONS!!!!

NO WAY, NO HOW, NO MCSHAME, NO SARAH PATHETIC!!!

OBAMA/BIDEN '08!!!!!!!

Elizabeth - TEXAS - Former Republican   October 6th, 2008 10:02 pm ET

McCain/McPalin are just like McBush. If you want the same government, policies, taxes, wars then vote for McCain/McPalin.

The choice is easy. if you want a strong economy, create jobs, bring our military home then vote for Obama/Biden.

I wouldn't want Palin to even take my trash or shine my shoes. I just want her to go back to Alaska and take her "First Dude".

Vote Obama/Biden

Kurt   October 6th, 2008 10:02 pm ET

It was founder Joe Vogler, of The Alaskan Independence Party who said,

"The fires of Hell are glaciers compared to my hate for the American government."

Sarah and Todd Palin were both memeber of this party in 1994 when they were palling around with the terrorist advocate, Joe Volger.

James   October 6th, 2008 10:02 pm ET

To conclude, Obama needs to end this do and pony show… sadly Americans are being duped about the real financial crisis and lets get real… neither Obama nor McCain will get us out soon… special interests own both these men!!

Bob (Illinois)   October 6th, 2008 10:01 pm ET

Of course McCain is worried!

Shirley-Ohio   October 6th, 2008 10:01 pm ET

Palin's attacks on Obama is ruining her reputation, not that she really had one. She is fighting for her life now because her life as she knew it in Alaska will never be the same. She will not win another election there. So if she loses she is doomed. Donald Trump while talking to Wolf Blitzer today could not bring himself to say that Palin was qualifed to be a heart beat away from the President.

NEVER OBAMA   October 6th, 2008 10:01 pm ET

obama is a phony-baloney politician who is nothing but a front for foreign interests trying to get control of America.
You think obama is dirty now? Wait until he gets hold of the entire government. You won't ever know what happened to you.
America, don't cut your nose off to spite your face but voting for obama just because of Bush. John McCain is not Bush.
obama will ruin this country.We cannot trust this person and in your heart you know it.
Do you trust people who will not allow you to question them?
You have no idea the hell we're in for if he and his vp wife get in the white house.

NC Women for Obama/Biden!   October 6th, 2008 10:00 pm ET

Welcome to North Carolina, Silly Sarah! Remember that every step you take in OUR state means more and more votes for Barack Obama — we appreciate the help! Now, stop the lies and the vicious, spiteful, hate-filled name calling — enough is enough! Obama/Biden for NC!

Archie H.   October 6th, 2008 10:00 pm ET

Why worry? The silent majority { the ones who make America work } hasn't voted yet and it won't be for Obama!

JOE BLOGGS   October 6th, 2008 9:59 pm ET

This would be quite funny – if it wasn't so pathetic! Folks, we are witnessing the desperate demise of a once-respected politician with principles. Can you spell L-A-N-D-S-L-I-D-E?!

Alvin Swerve   October 6th, 2008 9:59 pm ET

Just fire her, John! She is a vicious, egotistical, corrupt bully and a twit with neither the slightest interest in policy nor any concern that such knowledge might be important.

Seriously, John, fire her and your numbers will go WAY up.

grammar   October 6th, 2008 9:58 pm ET

"What the ?" :

The proper word is "secede", not "succeed" from the Union. Succeed doesn't even make any sense.

Damien   October 6th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

John McCain asking who Senator Obama "really' is when he doesn't even
know who Sara Palin is?

Lying palin   October 6th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

Ohio is for Obama…We love him.

Cathy   October 6th, 2008 9:57 pm ET

It is a shame the American people are so naive and have lost all respect for God. When anyone would sit under a man like Jeremiah Wright for 20 years and the American people would vote for him they deserve whatever happens to them. Jeremiah Wright talked hate in the pulpit and ridiculed people, my Bible don't teach hate. Who paid for Obama's college from Harvard and his $1.4 million dollar house,
I guess people don't delve far enough into things to be educated by facts. The only change that is coming from Obama/Biden is for the worst. Why did he take the American flag off of his jet. I think it should be a law that a person has to serve in the military before they can be Commander in Cheif of the troops.

MJ   October 6th, 2008 9:56 pm ET

Let not our HEART be Trouble…………..OBAMA/BIDEN 08

Ken, LA California   October 6th, 2008 9:56 pm ET

This is the same thing that Charlie Wilson did in Afghanistan with USSR, if we keep on pumping 10 Billion Dollars a month on a stupid war we are headed down the drain.

v   October 6th, 2008 9:55 pm ET

Why isn't anyone talking about her Pentacostal church! Pretty strange they talk in tongues. This is who you want to be VP……. Go back to Alaska. You pt a baby on stage just to get pity.
Sick.

Lu   October 6th, 2008 9:55 pm ET

Dan, TX – Like the rest of Obama supporters you didn't give all the facts. McCain was NOT found guilty of any wrongdoing. Don't forget, it's CNN fact checks which have a spin to the left. We'll see if they post this.

Harry, IL   October 6th, 2008 9:55 pm ET

I am sure Barack Obama will be kicked out in tomorrow's debate. Barack cannot have presidential debate because he is a street boy from South Chicago. He has no experience and he is with a blank resume. Who can give him a job? America, wake up. You cannot make this radical our President. You can come to Chicago and talk to our friends here. Seeing is believing.

End of Days for Palin   October 6th, 2008 9:55 pm ET

Palin will definitely make it back to Alaska for the rapture. This rethug campaign is definitely a temp job with no prospects for hiring.

She is a hateful woman that does not take care of her children. Dragging them around for show late at night is not what a good parent does. Why isn't Todd staying at home with them? He is choosing celebrity status instead of being a good father.

rowzeer   October 6th, 2008 9:54 pm ET

McCain himself said 8 years ago that when a candidate resorts to smears it's because they have nothing else to contribute….

He was right….he's done nothing but smear….and it's obvious he has nothing to contribute as president.

Besides Sarah plans on taking his place

ron   October 6th, 2008 9:53 pm ET

They have got the Ameican public just where they want them. Scared out of their wits as a result of an engineered economic crisis. Now they are ready to put their man in the top postion in the world. They positioned him so well, he probably doesn't even know it. The public like lemmings will follow him over the cliff. You have to ask yourself- how does a nobody, from nowhere, inside of 4 years position themself to become the most powerful man in the world? Its inevitable, he is going to win – then just wait as the proverbial you know what hits the fan. Once again the American public will have the wool pulled over their eyes. We are in big trouble. Read this blog. The supporters are in a rage of idolation – unbelievable. Ask yourself who was the last man in history to create such blind loyalty? Please to meet – guess you know my name!

Jack from California   October 6th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

Can anyone with a brain think that the John/Sarah team will not make things worst?

MATT WILL, W-S N.C.   October 6th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

Think people. If McCain is elected president, we will be in another war (Iran) before 2009 is out. McCain is a clown and his side kick is too. Who wants to listen to a man that keeps talking about is time in the navel. Is there anything else on his plate, other than him being a POW for five years. What did he do during those five years? Nothing. He was out of touch with the world, just like he is right now.

Obama- Next Stop.. White House   October 6th, 2008 9:52 pm ET

E>>>>R>>>>A>>>>T>>>>I>>>>C

>>>>>>>>>>>>&>>>>>>>>>>>>>

D>>>E>>>S>>>P>>>A>>>R>>>A>>>T>>>E

Barack Your Vote!!!!!!!

rowzeer   October 6th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

She goes on about O and Ayers, but never mentions that McCain voted against making bombing clinics and murdering doctors a terrorist act. He protected terrorists….

The event O attended at Ayers home was for another Chicago politician and not for him, but of course you can't count on truth from the McCain camp.

What about McCain's involvement in the the SunCor land deal where he helped a political donor acquire public land on the cheap

What about Todd's connection to the AIP and it's radical leader who die in a bombing. O needs to bring up these things because if McCain bring forward lies he can bring forward the truth.

Eric   October 6th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

This woman, and all she represents, religious righteousness, hypocrisy, lies, racism, will find its appropriate end this November.

v   October 6th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

Obama is the American Story… he's brillant, a leader just what America needs.

Jack Six Pack   October 6th, 2008 9:51 pm ET

It's pretty amusing that Anonymous can reinterpret history and when the facts completely fail – yep bring out the old communists!

The republicans are starting to panic because they want to keep the tax breaks for the rich and keep the cheap imports with third world slave labor.

Anonymous – get a life and work for your money! The republicans are throwing the world into depression with their thievery covered up by deregulation.

caleb   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

ummm, don't they mean 2004, in reference to african americans voting kerry in nc?

Jerry, FL   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

CNN enjoys such negative news for John McCain. Other media like CBS, ABC, MSNBC are also in the same tank. Barack Obama has no experience to run our nation. period. He is a fraud and he is taking advantage of current economic situation. He will make our country bankrupt.

Monica   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

I must say, for many of the McCain supporters, you have said nothing but racist statements. I hope you grow up! We are in a global economy. Race is no longer important. A wise man said "grow or become extinct." We can be what the founding fathers fought for a free nation. The land were all people are created equal. I can not believe their are people who still believe that they are more human than others. I am looking forward to the day when humanity for all people becomes the basics.

Maria - WA   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

Palin and McShame are full of it! In this day and age, if Ayers is considered a terrorist, he would be in jail with no rights. What he did was back when Obama was a kid. Geesh! Ayers has turned his life around working for charities, and Obama did not relate to him based on his past, but based on his current community efforts.

Palin needs to get over herself and go back to Sunday school. She is definitely missing Christian values – and she still cannot answer follow-up questions. When will she be on Meet the Press? No scripts there.

colby   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

Palin and Mc Cain are talking character issues. Their own. Apparently their mothers didn't offer them the wisdom mine offered me: Never forget that when you point your finger at someone to defame him, your other three fingers are pointing back at you.

salem   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

palin's rally attendance numbers are dropping like bricks. must be all that success from her debate……

v   October 6th, 2008 9:50 pm ET

Palin would put womens issues back about 50 years. No sex ed, no pro choice, no healthcare for all and censorship. That's what she stands for. This is unamerican.
What a slap in the face face to women to think that she represents women in America.
Wake up people!!!!

Moon Maiden from Lake Michigan   October 6th, 2008 9:49 pm ET

MCCAIN IS A PERVERT, LAIR, NARCISSTIC , A MUDSLINGER TO MAKE HIMSELF FEEL AND LOOK BETTER.

PALIN IS DANGEROUS.
DOES SHE EVEN KNOW WHAT SHE IS SAYING, ESPECIALLY CALLING OBAMA A TERROIST. THIS IS VERY DANGEROUS TO SAY AND SHE SHOULD BE CALLED OUT ON IT. THIS ELECTION IS NOT A GAME AND WHAT SHE SAID WAS VERY SEROIUS AND AGAIN DISHONEST.
CHRISTIAN LADY, CHURCH LADY .
OH YEAH A PIT BULL

cecil   October 6th, 2008 9:48 pm ET

Gov. Palin, The Wicked Witch of The North, and Unfit Hockey Mom!

Calling A Sitting United States Senator as Palling Around With Terrorist was ignorant and careless!

You Will Not Flirt Your way into The White House!

tom   October 6th, 2008 9:48 pm ET

They are losing and trying to come up with anything. That air head Palin can't help you by those weak attacks, Do you think that Rev Wright is going to help me full up my tank at the gas station? This is just to let you know that I am not losing any sleep over these issues, I am worrying about my saving do you have any ideas?

Georgia for OBAMA/BIDEN   October 6th, 2008 9:47 pm ET

Sorry folks; OBAMA/BIDEN will win this election. If you are even THINKING about voting MCCAIN/PALIN; stay home and save the gas. America is tired of the crap from Republicans. ALL you ever hear from them are empty promises!! We know the truth and trust BIDEN/OBAMA. I would be scared to elect MCCAIN/PALIN to head the local Wal Mart, let alone the country. GO OBAMA/BIDEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dave in Seattle   October 6th, 2008 9:45 pm ET

It's so fun to see the arrogance and smugness that used to dominate the Republican party wither.

Michael   October 6th, 2008 9:44 pm ET

She should start attacking the voters. Republicans seem to think attacks and violence speak louder than strong moral character.
What's the use of these two. McCain just stated he's 'giving up' on his campaign and devoting the rest of his run toward attacking Obama.

If he has already given up on his chances of getting into office then he doesn't belong there. McCain and Palin are not leaders this country can stomach. We've learned that from the last eight years.

Jack   October 6th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

BREAKING NEWS: POST TURTLE

"While suturing a cut on the hand of a 75 year old rancher, who's hand was caught in the gate while working cattle, the doctor struck up a conversation with the old man. Eventually the topic got around to Sarah Palin and her bid.
The old rancher said, 'Well, ya know, Palin is a 'Post Turtle".
Not being familiar with the term, the doctor asked him what a 'post turtle' was.
The old rancher said, 'When you're driving down a country road you come across a fence post with a turtle balanced on top, that's a 'post turtle'.
The old rancher saw the puzzled look on the doctor's face so he continued to explain. 'You know she didn't get up there by herself, she doesn't belong up there, she doesn't know what to do while she's up there, and you just wonder what kind of dummy put her up there to begin with'."

mikey   October 6th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

I wish someone (Obama's camp)would bring up Palin's spouses relationship with the guy who wanted Alaska to leave the US as well as her relationship with her minister who was from Africa and condemmned a woman who he said was a witch and he "prayed" over her so that she wouod get elected as govenor of Alaska.

Sam   October 6th, 2008 9:43 pm ET

Okay, enough is enough. When his campaign incites cries of "kill him" it is time for McCain to apply the brakes.

CNN – it is up to you and the rest of the media to make him stop before some nut case takes it seriously.

sue   October 6th, 2008 9:42 pm ET

CF If you are sick of CNN just go to FOX it's much more "fair and balanced" if you are voting for McSame.

Trent   October 6th, 2008 9:41 pm ET

John McCain is a pile of crap. Coming from a man who cheated on his wife, I would expect nothing more. Why arent we talking about that???

Helena   October 6th, 2008 9:41 pm ET

Sarah Palin please keep on with your hateful, ignorant & racist comments about Barack Obama. It seems to be helping his campaign immensely. Oh and Sarah, PLEASE take all the other ignorant Americans with you back to Alaska.

North Carolina   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

IT WILL NOT BE STOPPED

OBAMA/BIDEN '08

Shannon Nicole Bell   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

It's time to wake up and smell the coffee david how much worse can it really get? Or are you a part of the few rich still left in this country. Go ahead vote for Mc Cain then at least we will all know who to blame the 100 year war in Iraq!!!!!!!!!!

Democrats are funny   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

Can't comment on the proper post, but that other picture of Sarah with her husband, those eyes look scary, like a lizard.

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

Protectionism + Higher Taxes = Depression

That's the same approach that Hoover took and it's the same approach that Obama plans to take…

Of course it's likely that CNN won't even publish this as they're mostly socialists and communists anyway.

Roni   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

You journalist and media reporters, DO YOUR JOB! Report about who Obama is….

He is a Washington outsider and just because he talks nice and is confident doesn't him make him right for America.

The media shapes public opinion….

Thomas E. Fowler   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

Palin has simply has shown the American people that she a serious nut case that will lie, cheat, and sin against GOD

I believed that you did have a half a brain, and address the real issues, unemployment, marketplace downfall, international concerns.

You need help mentally

Kaye- Jacksonville FL   October 6th, 2008 9:40 pm ET

Everything about the McCain campaign is screaming "DESPERATE!"

Palin in Omaha Nebraska trying to grab a single electoral vote? Resurrecting the Ayers non-issue and the Rev Wright fear factor?
Watch the debate tomorrow and wait for that sleazy, cheesy grin McCain can't control when he knows he's playing dirty….maybe I'll shoot back a shot everytime I feel the hair on my arms stand up at McCain's snarmy responses?

Working everyday, all day to deliver Florida to Obama – we can, will will.

Carol-Raleigh   October 6th, 2008 9:39 pm ET

We in North Carolina love the color blue, including Obama/Biden blue! Avoid the crowds on election day and vote early–my family did.

Harriet S.   October 6th, 2008 9:39 pm ET

Palin/McCain ticket – Never

This is the most disgusting ticket to come along in a long while. I notice they want to people to vote more on fear than any legitimae policy they are putting out.

Trasa, Texas   October 6th, 2008 9:39 pm ET

Palin is the one to talk about character. She of all people who is currently under investigation of abusing her power. Something we don't need with Wall St taking us "simple minded" people to the cleaners. And McCain with the Keating 5. He's straight up guilty, just manage to bribe whoever into keeping it under wraps for him. That is the poorest of judgement and still ran with those same polices that helpef further caused the problem today. For the Repug supporters, what the hell you guys smoking? It's obvious you guys want to continue with corrupt people running the Washington. At least Obama hasn't been under any investigation. I'm not saying he's perfect, but at least he managed not to get caught.

Guy   October 6th, 2008 9:39 pm ET

It's over Palin/McCain… you two are history. Bye now, don't let the door hit you where the good lord split you.

GOP GO AWAY   October 6th, 2008 9:38 pm ET

Bayou Joe, you are an idiot. You have stated a bunch of conservative lies about Obama. His life is and has been an open book since he started his run for president. Trust me, if there was something truly wrong with him, we would know it. You can't just make stuff up. In real ife what you have said would be called liable.

raquel   October 6th, 2008 9:38 pm ET

to all obama supporters – watch hannity's obama & friends – history of radicalism, it might change your mind esp finding out obama caused the $700B bailout

Boomer1953   October 6th, 2008 9:37 pm ET

McCain has brought all oif this down on himself…

Obama carefully chooses a VP who compliments his strengths and build a well rounded ticket.

McCain, picks a VP for the sole purpose of brining in the female vote. The whole idea has backfired and truth be told, is insulting to all women.

McCain has been his own worst enemy in the judgment category.

real dem   October 6th, 2008 9:37 pm ET

Some of McCain's cabinet..

George W. Bush
George Bush Sr.
Keating 5 Himself included
Saddam, Noriega, Qaddafi, Bin Laden's Family
Newt G, AIG, SAVINGS AND LOAN, FREDDIE MAC, FANNIE MAE
SARAH PALIN ( Cheated on husband!! Pastor believes in witches and her church believes in cellphone confession)

Get a life you yuppies.

O'BAMA BIDEN 08-16

Steve New York   October 6th, 2008 9:37 pm ET

The voters are getting the wool pulled over their eyes, Obama sucks, he's like anotherr Jimmy Carter who had no balls to do anything.
Worse yet McCain srewed up by picking Palin. He had a sure winner if he only picked Romney for his running mate.
If you want truly a change vote for Ron Paul.
People that will vote for Obama will be sorry that they did.
They are voting for Obama not that he is qualified to be President but their voting for him only because they hate Bush. Poor Bush he gets blamed for everything, in the end the Democrats will be a sorry bunch and will feel like they got snookered.
Good luck to all the Democrats.

Jeff from new Jersey   October 6th, 2008 9:37 pm ET

McCain & Palin are the real Terrorist. A terrorist job is to tell lies no matter how Bold faced to scare the people into thinking a certain way. I Guess that's how the 2 mavericks think there 're gonna win. By Scaring people who don't know any better away from a potentialy great leader. Palin needs to go home to Alaska & educate her daughter on waiting until she's married before having kids since the Republicans think they are so much more moral than The Democrats. McCain if you have a problem with OBAMA you throw your own dirt & stop getting your Bimbo to do it for you. Folksy That's republican for BIMBO without a clue…

nrc   October 6th, 2008 9:36 pm ET

McCain and Palin are pathetic. I used to hold McCain in high regard. No longer…

Oliver   October 6th, 2008 9:35 pm ET

You Republicans think that we're going to fall for that terrorist crap again?

THE ONLY THING WE CARE ABOUT IS THE ECONOMY SO COME UP WITH A PLAN AND STOP WITH THAT DUMB STRATEGY.

Lying Palin   October 6th, 2008 9:34 pm ET

I know all of this lying and avoiding the issues that American citizens want to here are going to backfire on McCain…I really feel sorry for him because he has a conniving, vicious and lying running mate that will do anything to destroy McCain and this country to win. If there is going to be dirt flying what about the troopergate mess in her state that she is running from. What about her trying to make that poor young man marry her daughter who is so afraid of the Palins that he is in hiding. What about her afair with the business partner of her husband. What about McCain with his drug popping wife that he is with after leaving his poor ex wife when she was sick. What about McCain in Keating 5. Obama needs to have an ad for each one of these. PRESIDENT OBAMA (2008)

Trasa, Texas   October 6th, 2008 9:34 pm ET

A little too late to go on the defensive. You lost this election McBush and that country bumpkin sidekick of yours. Even I don't sound like that and I'm from Texas. I at least try to talk like I have sense. This ticket should be ashamed for bring division and accusing Obama of being a terrorist. Repugs are dumbest to believe such bulls..t. If Obama was involved, our government would definitely have known about it and he wouldn't be campaigning. Besides, if they thought Ayers was a real threat, why the hell is the man walking around free and a professor at a university for Gods sake! I guess it shouldn't surprise me, I was wondering when the racist would come out, because that's what they do, use fear, they will always be fearful of what is not known to them. Not all but whites been doing it for centuries. The indians, the Japanese, black people and need I go on. Always in a box, but never looking from the outside but always in. Well, I betting on those who don't think that way, who actually believe in the good of America and let these kind of people know it's unacceptable and truly unAmerican of them, they have no clue what America is really about.

Obama/Biden

John   October 6th, 2008 9:34 pm ET

McCain and Palin…
Angry and lame…
He is losing it… and she never had it…
He was a prisoner of war… She can deliver a snarky comment…
He USED TO BE a man of honor…
She doesn't know how to spell honor….
Just call them Dumb and Dumber

karen   October 6th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

God help us all if this woman ever gets any where near the White House.

CMG   October 6th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

Sarah: I think that the rays emitted by that tanning bed had definite permanent physical effects. The repetitive winking is difficult to take, but the misquoting of such American leaders as Madeline Albright really leave me with a pit in my stomach. Get it right girl, or keep your mouth shut.

Carol-Raleigh   October 6th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

I was totally repulsed by Gov Palin's winking and cutsey/folksey attitude at her debate. It was grossly inappropriate given the seriousness of the times in this country. If Sen Biden had winked you just know there would have been cries of sexism. I guess Gov Palin is trying to play you gullible guys out there with her looks. Women see right through that trash because people like her give the rest of us a bad rep. Very shallow, but that's about all she has going for her , since she and McCain are on the wrong end of most issues.

Mountain Man   October 6th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

To Annie – never a dem again…We ARE going to see a depression and it does not matter who gets to be the next POTUS! "BeTcHa!

auggie   October 6th, 2008 9:33 pm ET

mccain and his running mate want us to turn the page on the economy, don't they realize thats what they've been doing for the last 8 years, it's time to turn the page on mccain and his running mate.

joyce house   October 6th, 2008 9:32 pm ET

mcclain is showing he is already a loser by throwing mud and lies. he has lost and he knows it…

marlies   October 6th, 2008 9:32 pm ET

HAHAHA i see alot of angry MCCain voters here and I LIKE IT!!!!!!!!!!!! FUN to read some of these comments!

Brandon   October 6th, 2008 9:32 pm ET

Yep, they gotta get Daily Scandal Palin out to the states to spread some more lies about Obama. If it doesn't work in 49 other states, maybe it'll work in North Carolina. lol. They're just so beyond outrageous it's gone beyond being entertaining. I can't wait for this election to be over just so I don't ever have to see or listen to her bs again.

idiots for McPalin(scott L is the biggest idiot)   October 6th, 2008 9:32 pm ET

Yes you are racists because you keep bringing up Obama's greatest fault is his name! That is why obama supporters call you haters as racists because you are. You are providing fodder for this title. Just look at the obama haters comments it's based on his middle name.

Joey in the Gutter   October 6th, 2008 9:31 pm ET

Wasn't it McCain that said this wasn't going to be that kind of campaign? "No dirty tricks, just straight talk" ??
Only bump that McCain ever got was tapping the "Alaska disasta", a piece of eye candy that's giving us all cavities now. Better start getting used to the sound of President Obama, it's going to happen…

Palin 14:59

OBAMA/BIDEN/AMERICA

Ken in NC   October 6th, 2008 9:31 pm ET

McCain spokesman Ben Porritt has been smoking some really hard stuff if he thinks McCain/Palin will carry North Carolina. She needs to go back to Alaska and hurt Moose and McCain needs to go back to Arizona and hunt for his brain and his honor.

Independents for Obama   October 6th, 2008 9:31 pm ET

I thought that calling someone a terrorist with racial overtones is considered a hate crime? Why is nobody addressing this? As a citizen, I would like to know why a police officer can go on a stage that is nationally televised due to it's content and almost make a threat with no consequences? If Obama did something like this, the RNC would be all over it. The DNC needs to take this one and run it to the highest authority. I'm appalled and so is everyone I know. All of my Indy friends are decided and ready to put an end to this ridiculous pitbull and maverick crap. OBAMA/BIDEN WE WILL PREVAIL!!

mike   October 6th, 2008 9:31 pm ET

vote Obama/Biden 2008 !!

dan   October 6th, 2008 9:30 pm ET

Palin- An unintelligible mess who will only be able to figure out her position of power as time elapses. A faker, a fraud. A poor mother. A source of power for John McCain to steal the 2008 election.

McCain- A man who was near dead-last in west point. A man who only made it in because of his military family background. A flip-flopper, a liar. A man so far out of touch with reality, as well as current social and economic problems in the US. An "old fart", with no true vision of our future. A rich Republican. A man that

I beg anyone who reads this you use their brains. You ask for true change? Real, solid, and foundation shaking change? Vote Obama/Biden in 2008. Put the United States back on track with the rest of the world.

MeganM   October 6th, 2008 9:30 pm ET

Everyone has to remember to vote on November 4th! It's dangerous when you start calling a landslide. People start thinking they don't have to go vote because everyone else will. Go early & make your voice heard! YES WE CAN!

Susan   October 6th, 2008 9:30 pm ET

Hey Sarah, How is that terroist husband of yours doing/ How about Rev. Murthee? Please look before you leap, because you will end up knee depp in your own mess!

a well educated woman   October 6th, 2008 9:29 pm ET

I think this is all Caribou Barbie can do, is tell the misleading information about Obama. She says something to the effect that Obama was in the house of a known terrorist to promote his political moves. Ok, gloves off now. Just because he was at the guys house when Ayers was linked to terrorist activites 40 years ago does not prove a thing. Lets turn the pages on princess here for a minute. Her own husband has a known DUI. Because she is married to him, and a DUI is a felony in some states, we could say that she consorts with known felons! How you like them apples, sweat pea?

Jane   October 6th, 2008 9:29 pm ET

This thing might be getting out of hand. Some of McCain/Palin's supporters were heard to say "kill him" when they were speaking today about Obama. Isn't our country dealing with enough without this starting to happen. Are they stirring up hate? Does somebody have to get hurt to get someone elected? What happen to helping the country get back on their feet. This is starting to look like a bad B movie. Where are our leaders in getting a handle on this? This is starting to get scary. Stop this nonsense before someone gets hurt.

Ras-Disputin   October 6th, 2008 9:29 pm ET

Wait till the drop on the 1st dude and Sarah's pastor affiliation with a bonafide cult group hits the scene…Palin is a serious fraud folks.
We'll see allright !

Raleigh, NC   October 6th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

"Scared of Muslims", posted at 8:24pm, you're ignorant! Go educate yourself!

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

OBAMA'S PLAN ALREADY TRIED

1932 increased the tax rate from 25% to 63% at the top of the scale.

The dramatic rise of income taxes in 1932 prolonged the depression. Also the sudden rise of global protectionism leading to the collapse of world trade.

These are both the ideals of the Democrat party of today who constantly spout raising tax on the rich and trade tariffs .

Jose A Rodriguez Lugo   October 6th, 2008 9:28 pm ET

Senator McCain and Governor Palin,

I've got some breaking news for you: If you perk your ears, you'll be able to hear what everyone else can hear, "The Fat Lady is doing gargles", for you of course !! Bye, bye.

George   October 6th, 2008 9:27 pm ET

The end of your 8 year national nightmare is almost over. Get out and VOTE and take this country back.

Obama/Biden '08

Manny   October 6th, 2008 9:27 pm ET

Palin will work her magic and salvage the election for McCain.

Adam in Omaha   October 6th, 2008 9:27 pm ET

Our district will be blue this year.

Obama-biden 08

Richard D.   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

Governor Palin appears to be costing McCain the election. 79% of Americans believe Senator Biden is qualified to be president, only 37% think Palin is ready. palin is reinforcing the characterization of McCain as erratic and an unsafe choice. Ironically the very same things he is trying to pin on his opponent. Try as I might, I can't see a tactic that can save him at this point.

Marty, FL   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

The schedules and tactics from Palin/McCain also show desperation and a lack of ideas.

Obama/Biden are actually offering a positive direction for Americans with solutions for the issues we face.

Obama/Biden 2008

Jayne   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

Shannon, you're aware that Obama is carrying more than half of the female voters so far, right?

Charging raped women for the kits used to collect evidence in the emergency room? Anti-choice. Marriage if pregnant despite willingness. Yeah, Palin is really looking out for womens' issues.

OHIOAN FOR OBAMA   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

the pitbull in lipstick doesn't know what she is talking about. she can only said what she is told to say. her and old man mcsame have NO IDEAS ON HOW TO FIX THE ECONOMY. so they attack OBAMA. they are just out of gas, so maybe she should use the hot air to get back to alaska. she knows ABSOLUETLY NOTHING AND MCASAME IS TOTALLY OUT OF TOUCH.

Nick   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

If you want some good entertainment, just Google :

"SARAH PALIN LOVER REVEALED"

Nick

Anon   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

John McCain and Sarah Palin should be ashamed of themseleves. Such grown up people, supposedly educated, behaving in a very childish manner. These are supposedly the people that we Americans are being urged to vote to lead our Great country. It will be a shame if we let these people to get elected to lead our country

therm   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

Lu,

The entire goal of the terrorists was to destroy America by tying up our troops and bringing down our economy. What we have to fear is John McCain getting into office and further destroying the economy and showing such stubborness when it comes to foreign policy that he himself can't learn from history. Terrorism throughout history has never been defeated by military means and he is stuck in the cold war era. If you look at the recent economic news the terrorists are winning and we have much more to fear from another four years of failed economic policy that we do from Barack Obama's willingness to use diplomacy.

I respect what you are saying but it is a very shallow view of history.

Shannon Nicole Bell   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

Mrs. Palin is not raising her kids, she's dragging them around with her while she tries to make a name for herself. No self respecting mother would haul their child around like that!! You know better her husband and the nanny are raising her kids. Call it like it is quit sugar coating every single thing this woman does. A single mother who works, takes care of her kids and worries that is a real mother not someone who is constantly handing their child off to someone else. Give me a break womens rights does not mean you support someone just because they are female. If they are stupid they are just that and you cant fix it!

CF   October 6th, 2008 9:26 pm ET

CNN has become a liberal haven. I see no balance here. Having advertised Obama's website for the past month is a sham. I'm done with you!

nelda   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

McCain has not shame and pride. He steeps as low as a bug, and he's less than a cockroach. At least the cockroach doesn't pretend to be something else than what it is. McCain has no morals and he's the one who lies and lies and lies, and now has his double, Palin, doing the same.

I honestly believe that Palin would be worse than Chaney as VP. He didn't even steep this low during the Bush/Cheney campaign.

PLEASE do not vote for McCain. He will pull us under so deep that we will not be able to get out.

We need Obama!

obama loves terrorists   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

if obama is elected, im outta this country,,, this place will be a terrorists wet dream..

if u wanted to see another 9/11.. just wait till obama is elected…

Jeff from new Jersey   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

McCain & Palin are Pathetic. LIES LIES LIES!!! America is not falling for it. He'll go to the old folks home & his BIMBO back to Alaska to Plan that shot gun wedding for her underaged daughter…..OBAMA 2008 …….McCain remember the Keating 5 stop telling Lies about OBAMA & he'll stop telling the truth about you.

WHAT THE??   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

Her husband Todd (look it up)wanted to Succeed from the UNION which the current Leader of that group makes Pastor Wright seem like Gomer Pyle(USMC). She has a WITCH Chasing PASTOR which LAID ON HANDS to clear her political pathway of all WITCHES and WARLOCKS. Oh, Abuse of power probe that is headed by State Repubs. Can't answer a question without a TON of NOTES which seemed to get mixed up I think… ASK YOURSELF… Who is SARAH PALIN? GO TO FACT CHECK

SOUTHERN HOTTIE   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

". . . BUT IN THE UNLIKELY STORY THAT IS AMERICA, THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ANYTHING FALSE ABOUT HOPE."–Barack Obama

YES WE CAN!

NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST US SHALL PROSPER!

THIS ELECTION IS ABOUT *****US***** AND THE ONLY PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT ISSUES AFFECTING US ARE:

BARACK OBAMA and JOE BIDEN.

YES WE CAN!

Elizabeth   October 6th, 2008 9:25 pm ET

Too bad his defense is an underqualified woman who can only deliver when its scripted and rehearsed. I can't wait to see Obama crush McCain in this election. If you haven't already..wake UP Americans! McCain really is more of the same–look what it's gotten us into already. We can't afford anymore. Obama is the change we need.

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

The media is not telling the truth about Barack Hussein Obama, they have giving him favorable coverage while ignoring or diminishing John McCain. Obama's Church of 20 years supports Black Liberation Theology a radical type of Marxism that involves a Socialist take over of the US economy.

dorothyzbornak   October 6th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

I'm a North Carolinian and I'm ecstatic my state might actually go for the Dems this year. In my city, you see two Obama signs/stickers for every McCain. The majority of my neighbors either have Obama signs in their yard or stickers on their cars. It has me very optimistic and excited that my vote in this state might actually count for once.

MaryAngeline   October 6th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

Bayou Joe — Never have I read so much misinformation in a post in my life.

You really are a nut job. It's fine if you want to vote for McCain, but it would be nice if you would do so with some facts behind that vote.

Ken   October 6th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

I am glad to hear the truth come out about Obama I live in IL this guy is no one to be proud about, He is as bad as they come He did nothing for us in IL and he's record proves it. IL. is one of the States that are in the RED so much for the skills he talking about!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Country First?   October 6th, 2008 9:24 pm ET

John McCain chose a "COUNTRY FIRST" motto, and then
selects a totally unqualified woman to be possible president of the
country. This woman is a threat to our national security. How is SHE going to protect us? The foreign enemy will know that we are a weak target if Sara Palin is ever allowed to command. John McCain may even be captured AGAIN while he is asleep in the White House. His "judgement" after all allowed him to crash five planes and get captured. Americans Had better think twice before helping the republican party fool this country again. WE THE PEOPLE are the country.

JonPeter from Hartford, CT   October 6th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

Wow, I cannot believe that Palin's negative tactics are being rejected to a large extent shown by the responses here.

One would think that McCain and Palin were intelligent enough to understand when their negative tactics are about to blow up in their faces…

…maybe not.

You are fit for SLN   October 6th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

bayou Joe, you are as intelligent as Sarah Palin (Dumb brunette)

jo   October 6th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

I think Obama should go to Arizona……

White Female Independent Voter in Swing State   October 6th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

I cannot tell folks how more and more offended the McCain camp makes me every day. They have been smearing their opponents ala Rove, and playing obvious tawdry tricks to desperately seek attention. I now cannot WAIT to vote for Obama. I am talking now to everyone I know about the real McCain–the angry, confused, bitter egoist who uses people to get what he wants and lies about those who get in his way. And I hardly need to point out to friends and family that Palin is simply a dumb opportunity who has NO intellectual curiosity whatsoever I am an independent and the Republican party is turning me permanently away with this lying mud-slinging. I won't forget it. I am now sending a check to the Obama/Biden campaign. And in case you haven't figured it out, you television pundits who continue to go to bat for Palin have lost all of your integrity.

Charles   October 6th, 2008 9:23 pm ET

It has become crystal clear that the Mccain-Palin ticket does not have the diversity it takes to focus on our country for the next 4 years. There decision to turn this campaign into a negative smiring contest has only solidified my decision to vote for Barrack and Joe. Our country and its financial institution is upside down and all the GOP can do is avoid the real issues and trash their competition. If we took that attitude into how we interact with foreign leaders from around the world, I am pretty sure we would find ourselves less respected like we are currently, under the Bush administration whom I voted for 4 years ago. Americans are looking for a stable, reliable, non judgemental, leader who does not concern himself with what side of the isle he is on.

Phyllis in Buffalo   October 6th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

Billy Joe @ 8:44 pm

You are a complete idiot! CNN….why do you even allow that kind of racist garbage on this website?

cecil   October 6th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

If Sen.Obama Is Palling Around With Terrorist, than Gov. Palin Is An Unfit Mother,

And She and Her Husband Are Members Of The "AIP"

google; "VIP" Convention Video

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

Trinity United Church of Christ adopted the Black Value System written by the Manford Byrd Recognition Committee chaired by Vallmer Jordan in 1981. We believe in the following 12 precepts and covenantal statements.
These Black Ethics must be taught and exemplified in homes, churches, nurseries and schools, wherever Blacks are gathered. They must reflect on the following concepts:

Commitment to God
Commitment to the Black Community
Commitment to the Black Family
Dedication to the Pursuit of Education
Dedication to the Pursuit of Excellence
Adherence to the Black Work Ethic

JUST SOME OF THE MISSION STATEMENT FROM OBAMA'S CHURCH. Notice the word BLACK about 10 times.

KC   October 6th, 2008 9:22 pm ET

I already know of 4 people that voted for Bush that are fed up and voting for Obama, but no one that voted for Kerry voting for McCain. Not a good time to be a Republican. The GOP better start wagging the dog…it's their only chance.

idiots for McPalin   October 6th, 2008 9:21 pm ET

Campbell brown you are not a true journalist, you are so GOP and very hateful of Obama starting from the primaries.

adam   October 6th, 2008 9:21 pm ET

Osama bin Biden is gonna ruin this country…. u all know it..,,

everything is the dems fault.. but if a republican says anything about obama… omg.. THATS RACIST.. .get a life u hippies..

MCCAIN/PALIN 08

USA in 08   October 6th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

Palin has set women back thirty years. Just what McCain wants, so even when he loses the election he will have gained in his mind.

I am so ready for this to be over so I never have to see McCain/Palin again and have to listen to them say maverick, POW, maverick, 9/11, maverick.

How many navy planes did McCain crash before he was a POW? Look it up. He was an irresponsible brat playing with tax payers naval jets and wielding the threat of daddy's power.

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

"…but in the unlikely story that is America, there has never been anything false about hope."–Barack Obama

idiots for McPalin   October 6th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

Palin: wink wink wink, kisses to the audience. open my buttons on my blouse too.

tobasco   October 6th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

This new attack campaign makes McCain seem so much older to me. He looks like a really old man who is out of touch and doesn't know how to compete in today's world. Will he ever understand that Bush's economic advisors and Bush's campaign people are just running him into an earlier grave than before. And to send the idiot Sarah Palin out to do his dirty work is even more ridiculous. I guess she thinks she did a good enough job in the debate to boost her confidence…wrong!!!!! She is still an idiot as evidenced on SNL. Good luck up against the Harvard grad Sarah………People would like to know how to get their finances in order. We do not want to hear about someone who did somthing crazy when Obama was 8 years old.

You are fit for SLN   October 6th, 2008 9:19 pm ET

PEOPLE VOTING FOR MCLEMMONS AND FAILIN SEEM LIKE AS DUMB AS THEY ARE!! I CANNOT BELIVE PEOPLE WILL VOTE FOR SUCH RETARDED INDIVIDUALS. REPUBLICANS NEED THEIR HEAD CHECKED. THIS IS NOT A POPULARITY CONTEST IT IS OUR LIVES AND WELL BEING AT STAKE.

LETS PUT SOME INTELLIGENT, FOCUSED, CALM, INDIVIDUALS TO RUN OUR COUNTRY. THAT IS ONLY SENATORS BIDEN AND OBAMA.

Lisa, MD   October 6th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

ROJAMA TO YOU THAT WAS A VERY UGLY STATEMENT YOU MADE ABOUT OBAMA AN ATHEIST OR MUSLIM WHY DON'T YOU DO US A FAVOR GO OVERSEAS. WE NEED POSTIVE PEOPLE NOT NEGATIVE ONES LIKE YOU AROUIND.

OBAMA BIDEN 08

Paul, Pa   October 6th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

The RNC is so out of touch I laugh when I see their rallies.
I challenge the public to find one African American standing in back of the podium when Palin or McCain give their speeches.
It reminds me of that game I used to play with my kids.."Where is Waldo?"

Pat, Pa.   October 6th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

North Carolina is a beautiful state and every time I travel there I comment about how nice the people who live there are. I would really hope that they don't get sucked into this trash that McCain and Palin are throwing around. Remember folks: the economy, the wars, reducing your Medicare and Medicaid, Social Security issues, instituting a draft so that he can start more wars ( Iran, Russia, etc ), taxing your health care. This country is in dire straits right now and McCain has no idea what he would do to help. ( Oh, he will lie about what he will do. ) The only people who cannot see the handwriting on the wall are the die hard Repubs and the racists.
My prayer would be that when Sarah goes to No. Carolina the people tell her to take a hike.

Who is William Ayers?   October 6th, 2008 9:18 pm ET

Could you see the presidential nominee in 2048 saying " Yeah, I was at Bin Laden's house, but I was 8 years old when 9/11 happened.
Once a terrorist always a terrorist!

yelhsalm   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

Many thanks to the talented writers at Saturday Night Live…

M O O S E K E T E E R S   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

after the election lets go to Disneyland and we'll bring all our illigetamate chidren with us.

Gayle in Georgia, born and raised here   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

You'd have to be a complete, total idiot to vote for the Geezer and Gidget.

Obama/Biden '08

PeggySue   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

I must say that I am very disappointed in John McCain. I am a 67 year old women. When I hear that Sarah Palin appeals to the average person I am offended that the Republican party feels that they must dumb down in order to appeal to the average older white voter.

Melissa   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

Of course he's on the defensive, he's losing. And I hope it stays that way. No more McBush.

cs   October 6th, 2008 9:17 pm ET

mccain, if you really put your "country first" then why are you taking the time to tear at obama with blown out of proportion accusations as soon as your standing in the polls are dropping like the stock market numbers? WAKE UP AMERICA AND SEE WHO THE "REAL JOHN MCCAIN" IS.

Barack Obama / Joe Biden 08

Shannon   October 6th, 2008 9:16 pm ET

hahahaha, checks and balances, you think we have checks and balances, sick of it! What planet have you been living on for the last seven years. The war, the economy, the constitution, where were the checks and balances when George Bush was having his way those issues. What a fool, if you believe what you wrote!

nate   October 6th, 2008 9:16 pm ET

n.c. is now a swing state! there's still a month to turn more red states blue!

sjp   October 6th, 2008 9:15 pm ET

the dow jones is below 10k, no one in there right mind would vote to have the republicans in charge for another 4 years.

Olivia   October 6th, 2008 9:15 pm ET

Plenty of support for the McCain/Palin ticket is sent to this site.
CNN does not post most of them, so the rhetoric read here is lopsided. I have a problem, as do others.Shame, really, that this is happening.

obama supporter   October 6th, 2008 9:15 pm ET

You know what McCain/Palin, for the sake of this country: drop out of the race. You lost.

fool   October 6th, 2008 9:14 pm ET

Palin is like me so i´ll vote for her!

Oliver   October 6th, 2008 9:14 pm ET

The Latino Vote,

500 hundred latinos from my church and university will be voting for Obama here in florida and we're spreading the word fast.

There was one latino in the GOP convention and he was 100 years old.

Carrie   October 6th, 2008 9:14 pm ET

McCain's own campaign told us this weekend that they no longer want to talk about the economy. Really? Why, is it because after this bailout, we will all get to live like the McCain's – 13 homes and 9 cars? Really, so that poor woman who shot herself in order to avoid a foreclosure, the economy is really good for her???

The economy is on EVERYONE's mind people. Sorry McCain, you cannot convince people who have or about to loose their homes and jobs that they need to care about something else.

Shannon Nicole Bell   October 6th, 2008 9:14 pm ET

Why is it that our forefathers even came to this country for freedom of religion? So that you and I could have it! Come on people Barack Obama is not a muslim but even if he was what the hell is your point? I don't like religion period but all of you have the right to be the religion you choose and i have to live with the fact that you all continue to cram it down my throat because that is the country that i live in. I can't believe that people are still trying to sling that kind of mud around isn't that yesterdays news. Find something of substance to change my mind with provable facts otherwise back off its OBAMA/BIDEN all the way to the whitehouse!!!!!!!!!

cecil   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

America is fired up and ready to vote, I Like That!

Betsy   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

"check out the vice president’s schedule"

Someone please tell this nit wit that she is not the vice president, but a vice presidential CANDIDATE!! And a sorry one at that.

tesy   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

Obama/Biden '08

Sandy   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

I hope that what I'm seeing in the blogs and commentary are true; people seem to be seeing through our Beauty Queen of a Governor. I can only hope for all of our sakes that it is true. She's empty-headed, hate-filled, overly-ambitious and downright clueless with regard to life outside of Alaska. She will do anything to push her agenda with little to no regard for those who don't agree with her. It is truly one of the scariest things I've ever seen in the political arena and I hope for all of our sakes that people are truly paying attention. If you are at all concerned about our safety, our economy, our civil liberties, and our country you can not, in good conscience, vote McCain/Palin. A campaign should be about more than reciting lines (lies) that are rehearsed and vicious rhetoric. Let's focus on the issues.

Palin has a lot to answer for in Alaska and despite her platform of openness and transparency during the gubernatorial election, she continues to resist efforts to investigate the ethics violation for which she owes the people of Alaska (and America) an answer. She and McCain should be required to respond to the allegations and cooperate without delay rather than employ a diversionary tactic of blaming the probe on Obama lawyers (this mess started over the summer, months ahead of the McCain political stunt…er announcement). If McCain had done his homework, I'm sure he could have found someone (anyone) better to be his running mate. To say that this woman is qualified to be the next Vice President (and possibly the next President) of the United States is an insult to the collective intelligence of the citizens of this country.

The world is watching, and waiting with baited breath to see what Americans choose for the future. Let's show them that we're sick of the BS and do what's best for the nation.

Obama/Biden 2008!

Marie   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

sick of it, thanks for the lecture on checks and balances. I'm glad you think the President doesn't have that much power. Someone should tell George Bush, he took the country to war, destroyed the constitution and ruined the economy in just eight years. What was it you were saying about checks and balances, I think George and I need to hear it again. get real!!!!!

Steve from Florida   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

Gollee Gee Whiz…This is going ot be our next VP? Shame on us if that occurs!

Jack Six Pack   October 6th, 2008 9:13 pm ET

This witch silly sarah has to be the most destructive person in politics today!

Bayou Joe   October 6th, 2008 9:12 pm ET

I have been asking the same question> Who is this Barack Obama.,
from the moment he announced he was running for President.

Ask me and I will tell you who the real Barack Obama is and is not.
He was born in Kenya and his birth certificate was filed in Hawaii.
Only one parent was a white woman and an Atheist at that.
He has no executive experience, has never served in the military.
Does not salute the flag. Went to a radical church whose preacher condemns the U.S. Is married to a woman that also hates the United States. and his friends are: Bill Ayers, Louis Farankhan (nation of Islam). What more do you need to know. He is not fit to be PO
TUS.

Alice Newman Center Harbor NH   October 6th, 2008 9:12 pm ET

Ever notice how vicious McCain supporters are? Just like their old man!

McCain was censored by Congress for lack of ethics and lack of judgment …. and he hasn't changed!

… and I don't care if "everybody else was doing it" …. McCain is the one who wants to be President …

…. and can do nothing but run a nasty campaign…. nothing to offer but failed Bush policies … I truly can not believe in the (expletive deleted) people who still believe in McCain … how blind are those who will not see …

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:12 pm ET

Hey Ignorant and for Obama @ October 6th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

You said; I support Obama, but I don't know why!

I know why. It's called being a DRONE.

J.   October 6th, 2008 9:11 pm ET

My hope is that John McCain will decide to return to being the man he was before he decided to select an unqualified individual to run as vice president and release Lee Atwaters minions as his agents to grain the post.
Gee! I thought he was one who loved his country. So he betrays all acceptable means of becoming its leader to win, but will be unable to led because he divided the country to and he can't unit it after the election. Sounds like George Bush to me.

One more thing! Remind him that our children are watching!

Lu   October 6th, 2008 9:11 pm ET

Obama is a repeat of Jimmy Carter. He offers hope, means well, and is bright but if we elect him there will be more than 53 Americans held hostage by Islamists, the whole country will be held hostage. Vote for McCain if you enjoy your freedom. This is not meant to be a scare tactic; just a bit of reality from someone who appreciates learning from history.

Shannon   October 6th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

Cecil, do Obama supporters equate working mothers with terrorists now. I know Obama and his supporters hate women, but to say the two are the same, is slightly crazy don't you think. I terrorist kills people and blows up buildings, a working mother goes out into the world, and earns a living to provide for her family. Do you see the difference now Cecil. Maybe Obama and his supporters should stop trashing women, and try to figure out how to help America. Perhaps Obama could give big oil another tax break, that might empower them to cheat us even more. What did Obama get for giving them the first tax break…. just wondering!

Bob   October 6th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

Thank God for the Second Amendment. That's the only thing keeping the politicians and their Wall St. cronies from totally usurping the Constitution and running rough shop over all of us. Obama or McCain either one don't have a chance to restore the economy or our world prestiege. How about a benevolent Dictator??? Doesn't sound too bad given the environment today.

Boss in NC   October 6th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

A Concerned Canadian browsing the Obama News Network? It must be really boring in Canada.

MWA   October 6th, 2008 9:09 pm ET

When Palin became the Republican VP candidate she was certainly the toast of the town. But beause of it, now McCain is most certainly toast. Why couldn't he have chosen (NO PERSUADED) Dr. Condoleezza Rice — but wait, that would've required brains which neither Palin nor McCain appear to have.

Boomer1953   October 6th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

The muck-raking party has formally announced its going dirty, so Obama needs to stay on message tomorrow night…

Astounding…the GOP acutally announces its vile practicies as if they are part of the American fabic.

We are tired of this! Barack, stay on the high road and make us all proud to be Americans!

We needs leaders not Senator McPorky and Petunia

Christine   October 6th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

Hey Eileen – Go back to the ignorant, fearful hole you came out of!! Obama-Biden '08

John   October 6th, 2008 9:07 pm ET

Palin's notions such as the idea that a man who has had charges dropped for lack of evidence is automatically a terrorist is what's dragging McCain -down-. Sending Palin to a leaning-Republican state is likely to make it lean Democratic. The best thing for McCain to do with Palin right now is to get acquainted with Cheney's "undisclosed location" – it's the only chance he has of winning, and if he does, she'll need to be familiar with it in case she gets attacked by a respected and tenured professor.

idiots for McPalin   October 6th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

Palin = fascist pig with lipstick
palin= Cheney in a miniskirt
Palin = cult leader

Dan, TX   October 6th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

CNN FACT CHECK:

The Statement: The campaign for Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama on Monday, Oct. 6, unveiled a Web site noting that Republican opponent Sen. John McCain played a key role in the Senate's "Keating Five" scandal of the 1980s. "McCain intervened on behalf of Charles Keating with federal regulators tasked with preventing banking fraud, and championed legislation to delay regulation of the savings and loan industry — actions that allowed Keating to continue his fraud at an incredible cost to taxpayers," the site says.

The Verdict: True.

Sick-Of-It!   October 6th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

Marge,

Please enlighten us on the stuff we're missing.

Dr. Poctor, PHD   October 6th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

The Ayers lie is no match for Sara Palin's pastor's sermons about
Alaska being a refuge in the last days, and witch hunting. This woman is far more scarier than Rev. Wright. And besides, when I go to fill my
gas tank up at $4.00 a gallon, Ayers is not standing at the pump,
but the republican's ghosts are. They are the one's we should fear.
Palin is anti-woman, bans books, no foreign policy credentials, and
a threat to our national security. This is what can REALLY hurt Americans
and for this they should be fearful. Sara "Harry Potter" Palin should be
sued for slander.

David   October 6th, 2008 9:06 pm ET

Mr. Obama is going to disappoint many people. You all think he has the answer to all of our problems. Things will be so great and wonderful if he is elected. Think again.

suzzette   October 6th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

Am I dreaming? When did being intelligent and competent become a disadvantage for a leader? When did a jumble of words and non-answers equal a win for a debate for a kinda/sorta important job? People, are we too stupid or is the official language of the U.S. now Jibberish? Govenor (or soon President) Palin used her so sweet folksy manners to respond to a heckler that her son is over in Iraq fighting for his right to protest- explain to me please. Logically that does not make sense. Speech is very free in this country. For heavens, we are constantly listening to Sarah Palin and Rush Limbaugh including others who are influencing non-thinkers into repeating garbage and influencing their children. An insurgent in Iraq is not muting Americans. Why were we even in Iraq in the first place?Non-thinkers were brainwashed. They like to be brainwashed, they make the loudest noises at rallies, in churches(hypocrites disguised as christians) and around the kitchen tables. People need to wake up and brush off their thinking caps.

Adam   October 6th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

I am from North Carolina. I tend to be more fiscally conservative and view myself as an independent. All I know is this: No way. No how. No McCain/Palin. North Carolinians are hurting, just like virtually everyone else in every other state in the US. We can't afford more of the McSame.

jason   October 6th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

rojama………..mccain and palin are both liars, negativity buffs, and losers, so are you..go…get the hell out

Speazy   October 6th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

Some of Obama's Cabinet:

Bill Ayers

Jeremiah Wright

Tony Rezko

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:05 pm ET

Fox news is a real news network. You know, not Obama TV.

ms j   October 6th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

To L and all the rest of you Republicans who still can't see that this country is more concerned about our livelihood as oppose to the rhetoric that is on the "bridge to nowhere". I'm not going to cast my vote for McCain no matter how I feel about the party. Hey, did you guys not read about the guy who KILLED his entire family including his mother-in-law because he could not find a job? Democrats you got my vote, You've made me see the light in the middle of this dark mess that the Bush admin has gotten us into for 8 YEARS! I'm sorry folks NO MORE BUSH for me, my mom said if you keep doing the same thing over & over again looking for different results that's called INSANITY and I feel McCain is a carbon copy of George Bush!

J.L.   October 6th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

Palin is what she is. With all the depressing talk about the economy and negative campaining, this post actually made me feel hopeful for the first time in weeks. Obama is the insightful, even handed leader we need at this time. He has proven this again and again during this campaign. I look forward to living in the United States during his Presidency. I can't remember the last time I felt this positive about a Presidential candidate.

Obama/Biden '08

No Hillary = No Obama   October 6th, 2008 9:04 pm ET

CNN is the equivalent of a banana republic pumping out it's own propaganda to control the universe. Bias and Bull – that should be CNN's new motto.

God Bless America   October 6th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

Hope Palin brings in a few hundred of barrels of gas from Alaska to Charlotte. I hear there is a GREAT SHORTAGE of gas for the people! She can tell them how in only SEVEN SHORT YEARS they'll be able to save 4 cents on the gallon! Palin is such a joke.

Ignorant and for Obama   October 6th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

I support Obama, but I don't know why!

Beverly   October 6th, 2008 9:03 pm ET

If this weren't so serious Sarah Soundbite would be hysterical, but this is serious. Totally unqualified. Totally bimbo. And, it's not getting any better. Election day can't come soon enough.

J.B.   October 6th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

Some people need to get clean and sober on this thing!! You're plain scarry, some over the edge, lost the horizon that type of thing. People are hurting and Americans are calling names on the candidates , not asking the important questions. Calm Down !!!

Chris   October 6th, 2008 9:02 pm ET

You don't call yourself a maverick – it's like the kid who goes on about how cool he is. If you have to say it, you ain't it!

McCain USED to be a maverick. He USED to be an approachable, reasonable, pretty level-headed guy, but his reckless appointing of Palin, who unfortunately besides being a woman brings nothing to the table, coupled with his recent media aversion, and I'm starting to think the guy is losing it. At 72 with 4 years in office, I really don't think he's got it in him, and with Palin as #2, I truly fear any situation that would put her in the oval office.

Her down home, hockey mom shtick doesn't play for me.

Wanderer, Olympia WA   October 6th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

To all independent voters:
Anywhere on earth, rich people are only a few, and the majority of people are from poor-to-average. Rich people can have special things, but it does not at all mean they are special and the poor-to-average are not. While nowhere on earth is perfect, there are always a few and a majority. Whether we like it or not, we must accept the fact that both the few and the majority must co-exist in order to live in harmony. To do this we must make every effort to balance ourselves to achieve the harmony. Of course, you are perfectly right to say, NO, it never happens. You are absolutely right, but we also need to understand that although nothing is ready for us to comprehend but nothing is impossible for us to make it happens because things kept changing. If we want to harmonize with things, we need to change with it. I believe this year’s election is our opportunity to change with the changes. If we are honest, we should be able see what happened to the US, the American, and hundred of thousands innocent people in the world under president Bush’s administration. If we are honest we could see whether it was more negative than positive or vice versa. If we believe that change is eventually needed, please use your power on 11/04/08 to change it. “CHANGE’ is always better than ‘MORE OF THE SAME” if the “SAME’ was very ‘BAD’, and it was ‘BAD’ for the majority i.e. poor-to-average like you and I.

Gayle in Georgia, born and raised here   October 6th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama

It has such a nice ring to it, I can't stop saying it!

Obama/Biden '08

Jeremy   October 6th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

Of course McCain is scared. They are pulling out a last ditch, racist, fearmongering effort to make Obama look bad. McCain and Palin's smear tactics are making me sick.

Tom   October 6th, 2008 9:01 pm ET

CNN said William Ayers was only on a board with Obama . However the truth is Ayers had a fund raiser for Obama in his living room and they are good buddies for 2 decades. Then tried to tie McCain to the keating 5 that McCain was cleared of all wrong doing. The Keating other 4 were Dems. McCain was fingered to say it was both parties.

But why would I expect anything else from an Obama News Network. Your Network is a FRAUD.

MATT WILL, W-S N.C.   October 6th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

It is shameful for the McCain crew to start this negative campaigning. Obama is hitting them back. See, McCain and crew don't want to address the nation with an economical plan, because they don't have one. His crew has said they want to turn the American public away from the economy, because that is a losing battle.

Slomo   October 6th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Obama the Fascist DIctator will be removed from office in cuffs prior to 2012. He is a Marxist thug.

angie in dallas 28   October 6th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

TO —-President William Jefferson Nixon– get on the winning train OR GET OUT. i can't imagine an AMERICAN spewing such hatred because OF A NAME. our country stands for FREEDOM OF RELIGION, regardless of where he was born (hawaii) or what religion (he is christian) . i can't imagine what hatred and fear you are feeding to your family and friends IF anyone is intelligent enough to listen to it.
JUST WAIT… PRESIDENT BARACK HUSSIEN OBAMA……

yeah that's sounds AWESOME!!

young people are coming out in numbers and will put this country on the right track and take us off you're train of bigotry, hate, fear, and all out stupidity.

kid   October 6th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

Griff – If you don't like CNN, don't read it. And, learn how to spell.

Sherry for Obama   October 6th, 2008 9:00 pm ET

time is up for you McCain…..your not fit to be president you old grouchy has been…. Palin will go down as your downfall…..because she is a bimbo

SoCal   October 6th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

Friday night on MSNBC Countdown I saw a nice clip of portions of the Palin/Biden debate, showing how Palin claimed to be a reformer, an outsider, having executive experience, talking about global warming and, of course, winking.

Then they displayed portions of the old Bush/Gore debates, with Bush saying exactly the same things Palin said, and – guess what – even winking!

I hope the Obama campaign will soon do an ad of this.

Palin is just more of the same.

Bob   October 6th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

I am still undecided, But have still not hear Sarah say anything constructive. Does she have any thing to say about the issues, or does all she have to do is may falsh statements, maybe not false, but always push the limit. I woud like to hear talk about the issues, if she can. Come on Sarah if you want to be the next president tell us what you would do, not all the beat around the bush, and try to act like you are one of us, because that is far from the truth. Well Oh Galll, I am not Joe SiX Pack who ever hie is , Dam is that what this is all about , Gee whis, I am not hat hocky mom, or soccer mon, but one that is concerned about my kids fuature. By the way when is you daughter is getting married. Havn't heard about that lately. From the Heartland. Bob

Yikes   October 6th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

McKeating McKeaking you have to be kidding!?!?!?!?

Marge   October 6th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

If the MSM would only print just a few of the things this person obama has done, he would be so far behind he would be dragging. I cannot understand the phrase free press. The press in the USA today picks their subject and becomes another 527 pact for obama.

Sick-Of-It!   October 6th, 2008 8:59 pm ET

To all those "Chicken Little" folks that think the absolute worse of Obama.

Do you guy's understand how this country works? Have you ever heard of "Check's and Balances". Or did you miss that day of high school? Do you really think if Barack Obama is as bad as you think, he'll be able to turn this country over to terrorists if he was President? Wouldn't our "Check's and Balances" step in and impeach such a extremist?

Oh, but wait! Gov. Palin wants the VP to have more power over the Senate. Why would she want the VP to have more power over the Senate? Maybe she wants to go against the Constitution of the United States and eliminate our "Check and Balances" so a single person can have total control over this country, going against everything the forefathers of this country faught for!

GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Obama/Biden 2008

Will   October 6th, 2008 8:57 pm ET

Sarah, John..The last couple of days have made me change my vote. I was for you both until I saw the VP debate and the news today. Sarah, you said you were just like us, but I see that you and your husband made a little over 177K, not an average family income, and your worth about 1. mil, not like me. Negative adds are not good, I'm voting democratic now.

Andy in VA   October 6th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

Look, the fact that we're even talking about North Carolina a week into October says it all. I've read several articles talking about whether NC will be decisive. It won't. If Obama wins North Carolina, even if he loses it by a point or two, it will be part of an Obama Electoral College blowout. This is a state that Bush carried 56-44 just four years ago, one that really doesn't have the Dem-favoring trends of Virginia, Colorado, or New Mexico; in other words, it should be a safe R on Nov. 4. It's October 6 and we're discussing Indiana, Missouri, and North Carolina. Someone in the McCain campaign needs to be pushing the big red panic button.

concerned canadian   October 6th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

Boss in NC October 6th, 2008 7:55 pm ET

It pains me to say it, but I'd bet money that a significant portion of the blacks supporting Obama support him for one reason and one reason only: He's Black. I doubt they can articulate any other reasons.

Any more blatant racist ready to rear their ugly head yet?

james   October 6th, 2008 8:56 pm ET

ITS A WRAP MCCAIN!! COME ON NOW LETS ALL SAY IT TOGETHER…….PRESIDENT OBAMA!!!!

Boomer1953   October 6th, 2008 8:55 pm ET

McGeezer is behind in:

North Carolina (1.5%)
Virginia (10%)
Florida (7%)
Ohio (4%)

So he sends the moose hunter out to fix things up. Palin to speak at A NC University tomorrow…

I can hardly wait for the SNL skit.

Kisha   October 6th, 2008 8:55 pm ET

Lou,
Obama was raised by his white mother before he was sent to live with his white grandparents. I am find it hard to believe that he has anything against white people since he himself is part white. The notion that Obama does not like white people is ridiculous. If you don't lik Obama, that is fine, but stop trying to invent reasons not to like him. Maybe you just don't like him because he is half black.

bob   October 6th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

A vote for mccain-palin is a vote for an older bush and a cheney with lipstick, except cheney knows the bush doctrine……He gave it to him!

Tommy   October 6th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

LMAO…you guys really think McCain/Palin still have a chance? Seriously? At this point it's almost a mathematical impossibility for McCain to get to 270. All Obama needs is one or two more states…FL would do it, or OH…or even WI and MO. McCain needs all of the swing states, and that just gets him in the ballgame. He can't even hope for a tie at this point! Maverick and Goose are all done.

Average American   October 6th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

N.C. for Obama!

Jawinka   October 6th, 2008 8:54 pm ET

I will say this. The McCain campaign has been poorly managed. Why?

Because the same people that screwed up Guiliani's campaign are in it!

Also, you know, be cautious Obama supporters. Pride comes before the fall in just about every circumstance. Gloat after the votes are cast. Not before.

Nothing's worse than putting your foot in your mouth.

Yikes   October 6th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

Shouldn't McCain be suspending his campaign right about now? ;-)

Shannon Nicole Bell   October 6th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

If John Mc Cain and his advisiors were intelligent at all the only plane ride they would be scheduling for Mrs. Palin would be a one way ticket back to Alaska. This woman obviously is not intelligent enough to be Vice President. Every time she opens her mouth she quickly inserts her foot. She does not represent "soccer moms" or "joe six pack" she represents the same politics that George Bush stands for and that is the last thing that our country needs right now!

Rojama   October 6th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

Obama: the product of an Atheist and a Muslim – and he's running for President of the U.S. I wish my employer would transfer me overseas.

idiots for McPalin   October 6th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

I want to thank the African Americans and the Youth Votes who are responsible for this year's success in the election to pick an able minded ticket. Thanks to them we will have a good future again.

Palin I hate you so much, you are scum of the earth!

Lisa, MD   October 6th, 2008 8:53 pm ET

FOR THE OBAMA HATERS WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO OFFER TO THE TABLE. FOR CHRIST SAKE ALWAYS HATIN WHAT ARE YOU DOING ABOUT THE SITUATION. AT LEAST HE IS TRYING THATS MORE I CAN SAY FOR BONNIE AND CLYDE. MCCAIN ISN'T DOING NOTHING BUT SCHEMING AND PALIN IS HIS SIDEKICK THE DYNAMIC DOU. THE COUNTRY IS NOT JUST USA BUT 0THER COUNTRYS ARE FEELING THE CRUNCH AND ALL YOU SAY IS WHAT HAS OBAMA DONE WELL HE IS GIVING FOR THOSE OF US WHO BELIEVE IS HOPE. YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THAT MACCAIN HAS OFFER NOTHING BUT CONTINUING RESOLUTION FOR THE NEXT 4 YEARS. I GET SO TICKED OFF HOW SOME NOT ALL ARE JUST BASHING AT OBAMA. LIKE HE CAUSED ALL THIS WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY. HEY SOMEONE HAS TO BE THE FALL GUY. SORRY FOR ANY ONE WHO IS A SUPPORTER FOR MCCAIN HE IS GETTING EXACTLY WHAT HE DISHED OUT. WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND. WHEN YOU DIG ONE HOLE MAKE SURE YOUR DIGGING FOR TWO MCCAIN AND PALIN. HE IS ONLY FOR ME , MYSELF AND I THAT IS MCCAIN. IF HE CAN'T USE YOU THEN HE DON'T NEED YOU. CALL IT AS I SEE IT.

max (NY)   October 6th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

One can see that the McCain/Palin ticket has really nothing to offer to America. At this point of time, they should be more interested in telling the people what good and better ideals they have for them rather than spending this precious time attaking obama on non-sensical matters that reveal to be untrue. They are really out-of-touch. They are panicking and are so desperately DESPERATE.

Tom   October 6th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

Palin needs more states to spread lies in.
Go Obama!

Don from maine   October 6th, 2008 8:52 pm ET

MCPalin is running on empty. This is the most pathetic presidential ticket in the last 60 years. It is almost an affront to the American people. MCWar and Airhead Barbie offer absolutley no solutions to America's problems and no clue as to what direction the country should be led, This ticket is the ultimate bridge to nowhere. time to muzzle the pitbull and put Mcsenile out to pasture., An Obama victory in the most lopsided presdential race of the last 60 years is on the horizon. So long arrogant elitist and good riddance to Caribou Barbie as well.
OBAMA 08

INDEPENDENT   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

MCCAIN SHOULD BE ON THE DEFENSE. HE HAS DONE NOTHING BUT LIED TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE PLAYING US LIKE WE ARE STUPID!

FOOL!!!!!!!!

JERSEYGIRL 4 OBAMA   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

Thank GOD the tide is turning more and more toward Obama. If these liars are put back in office we are going to hell in a handbasket,

Mary   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

Intellectual/Experience versus Geezer/Gidget
I know which ticket I'm voting for.

PleaseNoPalin   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

"McCain–an albatross around Sarah's neck."

Sarah Palin a role model for your daughters?

How sad for your girls.

Christian   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

McCain should change his slogan to 'The Wealthy First'

michele   October 6th, 2008 8:51 pm ET

don't believing mcsame obama is only raising taxes on people that make 250, 000 a year. get your fact right and stop listening to lying mcsame.

Dan from Philly   October 6th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

Obama is the most inexperienced presidential nominee since–um, Kennedy? Lincoln? Truman?

C'mon NC. Vote for Obama and flip the bird to the GOP.

Shay   October 6th, 2008 8:50 pm ET

McCain should be scared with all the lies he brought including Sarah Palin and she only been in it for 5 1/2 weeks, she is not clean herself.
The news is not saying this and I found it by doing a google search and type in

Palin had an affair

you will see what I am talking about it is saying this

Funny enough Palin for years was pallin around with a group of Alaskan radicals that saw America as imperfect enough that they wanted to secede from the union.

Palin was a member and or strongly affiliated with a radical Alaskan secessionist party whose founder died in plastic explosives deal gone bad. Her husband was definitly a member from 1995-2002 according to voting records. While is is questionable to call them terrorists, they were definitely radical secessionists who did not fall in line with the Republican credo of ‘loving America’ or McCain’s slogan ‘Country First’.

People vote early because

There were a lot of votes uncounted for during the last election due to human error, voting machines breaking down are there were not enough voting machines that cause the votes not be counted for.. The lines were extremely long and some waited more than 4 hrs. to vote.

To make it stranger it all happen in the inner cities.

Sound strange doesn't it. Well it did happen and it was the 2004 election

Please
Everyone should ask in theire state are the machines ready to do this and do they have enough plus are there any alternatives to vote in case something happens.

There is going to be a huge turnout and there will be problems. Be prepared and be patient.

America is fired up and ready to vote.

Vote early America because you might have to stand in line a very long time. It happen before and those votes were not counted.

Yvonne Hodge   October 6th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

The media is a set of scrondrels especially Fox news…they don't like Barack and encourages people to go after him….why don't they bring up the keating case with mccain now that it is out also. Barack was never accused of doing any wrong things with Ayers. and that Sarah palin needs to go back to Alaska and answer questions as to why she fired the man. she lied her way through fame and leave her special needs child who need her at this time ….or am I mistaken that this child is really her grandchild. who is with this child the whole time she is out on the road….i need answers. She is no public speaker…she sound so country "dog gone it" This is no small time governor affair here. This country is at state economically.
Fox news…I am sick of you'll especially Steve.

Richard D., NC   October 6th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

I am an old fashioned conservative from NC and McCain and Palin make me shamed to call myself a Republican. The way they are running their campaign give all Republicans a bad name. I just wonder what my great hero, Ronald Reagan, would say if he saw these clowns dragging the Republican name to the ground. Me and my whole family is voting for Obama so we can get a "real conservative" to run in 2012 who truly represents our conservative ideals. You have lost all my respect, Mr. McCain!

bob   October 6th, 2008 8:49 pm ET

Palin needs to go home and bake cookies and leave the VP job to someone who will make a positive difference!

Gambi   October 6th, 2008 8:48 pm ET

My heart aches for this country and I pray we can recover from the terrible mismanagement of our govenment, the mistakes in our foreign policy, the war and Wall Street in the last eight years. I'm tired of electing underachieving silver spooners to the presidency and John Mc Cain fits the bill and so did George Bush. We need someone with intelligence for complex issues who can stay calm during crisis and understand how difficult it has become for our young families and the elderly to make it in these tough times.
Barack Obama is a decent man and an intelligent human being. Joe Biden and he will make a solid team and will guide us out of this man made hell we are going through.
Independent Voter
Obama/Biden

fred   October 6th, 2008 8:48 pm ET

what are they going to do for the people of the u.s.a. ,as far as i heard nothing , they dont say anything just spread lies . sorry im for obama. he didnt pull out of michigan

cecil   October 6th, 2008 8:48 pm ET

Gov. Palin Does Have Some Small Town Political Experience,

But She Is Not Ready To Take It To The Next Level!

NC Voter   October 6th, 2008 8:47 pm ET

Everyone that I know here in NC is voting for McCain/Palin. I spoke to a lady who was running a booth for democrats at a local town festival over the weekend. She told me that the 6 people running the booth were only voting democrat at the state and local level but were voting for McCain/Palin for President. She also told me that other democrats that she knew were also voting for McCain.
That seems to be a trend here in NC and Virginia by comments that I am hearing.

Veteran for change   October 6th, 2008 8:47 pm ET

I just wonder how this lady is going to win him any more votes or help him gain in the polls. All of the idiots that are going to vote for mcshame or his bimbo vp pick have come out of the closet already.
Apparently, they are not many.

Go Obama/Biden 08!

SoCal   October 6th, 2008 8:47 pm ET

She will soon have to do some campaigning in Alaska…

Susan   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Your blogs are unintelligible Griff. What are you trying to say? I can't even figure out which candidate you are trying to slam.

Mindy   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Why was Palin wearing a white suit in Florida today? Hey lady – it's past labor day – no white allowed!!! Palin's an idiot….

bernice   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

remember what the kitchen sink did for Hillary?

DB25   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Of course McCain/Palin are on the defense with all the mudslinging. They are behind in the polls and that's what Republicans do when they are behind. I hope America gets so sick of the Republican negativity that when McCain or Palin come on TV, they change the channel and vote for Obama.

Bart in NC   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Auggie, you're real smart. LOL

William   October 6th, 2008 8:46 pm ET

Wow…it's like a house of cards, isn't it? Once it starts, there's no way to stop it! WooHoo!

Maverick? More like a donkey.

Uncle remus   October 6th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

Dis boy can't win. He dumb.

Margaret   October 6th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

I moved to NC just over a year ago and I am very happy this state is going to SWING DEMOCRAT this election! Yeah! You've got to be an ingnorant fool if you think this country needs another Republican hot-head in the White House….

Jody Monroe   October 6th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

Thanks for the tip, I googled "John McCain's Top 10 Temper Tantrums" and found several VERY interesting articles. You should check it out too.

Scary!! Do you want his finger on the trigger for the next world war?

This is just the tip of the iceberg. He's running Republican but is not a true Christian and does not believe in Christian values, except when it's convenient (like when running for election).

We really need to pray for the election candidates and issues!

soccer mom for obama   October 6th, 2008 8:45 pm ET

don't send someone who can't talk.
oh well, mcbush is going downhill. what else is he to do.

stupid move to get palin. any women would have been better than her.

go obama.

Haas   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

It's funny how the Reps are running scared now. I love it!!!! It's seems the more they tell their lies, the wider the spread. Maybe McCain and Palin should just talk about the economy and be honest with the American people.

NB   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

Yeah you self proclaimed Maverik you should be worried. You start throwing stones at Obama , it will come back to you. You became a Maverik becaue your image was tarnished with the Keating investigation . You ditched your wife because she was disguised.
You married a much younger tropy wife. So tell us Who is the real McCain . Don't get me started about your VP.

bob in LA   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

they should be scared- they offer nothing!

cecil   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

If Sen.Obama Is A Terrorist, than Gov. Palin Is An Unfit Mother!

And Her Husband Is A Member Of The "AIP"

Billy Joe McCallister   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

No uppity senators in the White House. "Whitey", do your job on election day.

L   October 6th, 2008 8:44 pm ET

Where are my comments dissapearing to CNN? Are you letting Obama's empty headed minions screen them?

Obama for me   October 6th, 2008 8:43 pm ET

John McCain is so motivating and he talks to my patrioatic side. I have given over $1000 to Obama $25 dollars at a time over 18 months. Tomorrow night I will be sitting at a table in front of my towns library registering voters. This is the 1st campaign I have ever been involved with and I am 58 years old.
Thanks you John McCain for stirring my blood and making me work so hard for Obama. Next week I will be going door to door to 40 homes to plead with the people to give Obama their vote. Who would have thought?
Never before but now is the time and I believe!

mrsb   October 6th, 2008 8:43 pm ET

I hope she goes to the research triangle area where there is great respect for education – actually, that seems to be true all over NC! She can try selling her anti sex education message as the teenage pregnancy rate climbs again, thanks to this narrow right wing thinking. I so hope NC goes as blue as a Tarheels basketball game!

Baleful   October 6th, 2008 8:43 pm ET

And why is investing in our society and people called "socialism" with a sneer of derision?

I was taught to invest in my fellow citizens, that it was the best way for us to get through difficult times.

Perhaps America needs a depression to help it remember that money truly doesn't buy everything – that the foundation of our society is NOT based on a religious text, or issues of an individuals sexuality.

How a nation treats its most vulnerable – the poor, children and the elderly tells you more about the character of her people than any other standard. Think of that the next time you refuse to help your fellow citizen, regardless of party affiliation.

P.S. I don't trust any one who winks at me, male or female.

Shannon   October 6th, 2008 8:43 pm ET

well Anne, if you can't afford to go to the doctor, and you gave 90.00 to Obama's campaign, you are an idiot. maybe you should let someone else handle your money. Do you go to the casino with your rent money too. How nice of Obama to take money from people who need to go to the doctor, but can't afford it. Maybe he is counting on the rest of us to pay for your health care, because you aren't smart enough to do it yourself. Is that what we have to look forward to.

Monica   October 6th, 2008 8:43 pm ET

This message is for everyone. Obama is a repected man that has tried to bring our country together. I am an African American and I love my country and all the people both native as well a imigrants. I believe most people are just a little uncomfortable with people they are not use too. I can asure you Mr. Latino that we black people love you too. We respect and understand white people as well. Lets stop dividing and come together so we all can get what we want. Most imigrants come to America for the opportunity. If we do not work together we will not have a land of opportunity to grab. I think we have to be careful, just because a person claims to be latino it could be a perpitrator. I have not personally met any latino that does not like Obama. Be careful, we can all be Americans and want the best for our Country.

L   October 6th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

obama is an empty suit. And as soon as folks raise legitimate questions about his character or lack of accomplishments the real whining and vitriol begins. What change?

roger dowdle, lockhart, Tx   October 6th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

So now McCain has a woman to do his dirty work. McCain has the advantage in attacking Obama's character- he has character! Obama has it rougher, how do you attack the character of someone who has demonstrated time and again that he has no character? McCain is destroying the respect anyone may have had for him! And he is proving he has none for himself!

Mark   October 6th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

Someone needs to stick a fork in McSame/Palin. They are definitely done.

lou   October 6th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

CNN ……….I agree with previous post. That CNN is a venue for Obama supporters. …….its all Palin bashing, mcain bash..and yaya yayay Obama.
I think Obama campaign pays CNN

Read his book, look at his church he quit……..They publically do NOT support white people.

Roland   October 6th, 2008 8:42 pm ET

You just wink at 'em Sweety. Dog gon'it, they'll just melt at the flash of your mavericky eyes.

tatanka   October 6th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

I AM NATIVE AMERICAN AND IF YOU TOLD ME I WOULD BE VOTING FOR A BI-RACIAL MAN FOR PRESIDENT I WOULD TOLD YOU YOU ARE NUTS. NOW THAT THE MC CAIN BUNCH HAS ABSOLUTLY TURNED MY STOMACH I AM A DIED IN THE WOOL DEMOCRAT READY TO VOTE FOR OBAMA AND ALL THE OTHER DEMS ON THE TICKET. YOU CAN THANK MC CAIN BUT ESPECIALLY HIS LAP WITCH PALIN. GO O AND JOE

Boomer1953   October 6th, 2008 8:41 pm ET

GIdget Goes on Tour

The gidget half of Geezer&Gidget made an appearence this morning across the street from my office in Clearwater. ON Friday, the GOP said they expected upwards of 30,000!

Well, it didn't quite come off as expected. At best only 2,000 showed up and a good portion of those were paid or upaid volunteer cheerleaders.

After spreading her vile lies, she was off to Fort Myers. Bottom line…Florida is +7% for Obama

The more you talk, the deeper the hole.

President William Jefferson Nixon   October 6th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

Combat Vet ""I can't image a president who is friends with a terrorist. I can't image a president with the name of Hussein. I can't imagine a president with no experience.

What is happening.

The economy is not McCain's fault. McCain can turn the economy around while Obama is going to put us deeper in by raising our taxes and giving a speech.

YOU DONT HAVE TO IMAGINE George Walker Bush, and bin-liden were friends, so was he with Hussein: On second thought, just put your self in the place of a black person, Our presidents WERE Terriost, They had Slave Master's names. get over it!

of course this wont be posted, but you read it

McCain--an albatross around Sarah's neck.   October 6th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

Sarah Palin will be back in 2012. She's only 44 and will be a powerhouse in politics for the next 20 years.

She's a model for my daughters—Mayor, Governor, Member Alaskan Oil and Gas commission, Candidate for VP, all by the age of 44 and all while raising 5 kids. What a woman.

Tina Fey is cute but Sarah is gorgeous. We love her now and we'll love her more in 2012 and 2016′.

Suzy   October 6th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

This is not a time to listen to lies. Our country is hurting, we need solutions. We all need to live it this country. John McCain is too old for this he should be setting examples, not being a part of the problem.

John   October 6th, 2008 8:40 pm ET

GOP has no chance in North Carolina (too many disenfranchised) and Virginia (too many educated) .
I hope McBush and showgirl do the country a favor and waist all their time campaigning there.

Bucky   October 6th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

McCain and Palin would be thrown in jail in most countries for their spew of hatred and lies.It is the most disrespectful campaign of hate I have ever seen and has no place in these economical times.Americans need to stand up and say they wont stand for this hate and fraud while suffering.The economy will not rebound as long as McCain Palin have a chance of winning the race.The most dangerous times are ahead if these two folls win the Whitehouse.You all better be thankful that you have a better choice.Palin needs to be in jail and McCain can retire in complete disgrace.

Jesus Praising & Freedom Loving Patriot   October 6th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

Palin is the best at being the worst

Marie   October 6th, 2008 8:39 pm ET

can any Obama supporter tell me how all your name calling and hate is going to unite the country. Why is it you are all so angry at anyone who has a different opinion than you. I'm voting third party, I don't care for either candidate. I was a democrat before Obama, but his votes for FISA, the Cheney Energy Bill, and eight present votes on issues pertaining to a woman's right to choose, make me realize he is not for me. He lied about public financing, and faith based initiatives. He flip flopped on drilling, the surge and gun control. Those are facts, and they go against the principles I believe in, so I have a right not to vote for him, I'm an American, and we still have that choice. Would you stop your hate, vote for who you want. If you want hope and change, and hate is the only way you can get it, well that is sad, and pathetic. I'm voting for who I want, and you go ahead and vote for who you want, just stop with the name calling. Obama supporters are really some of the most hate filled people I have ever seen. Is that what Obama stands for, because it sure looks like it reading your ugly posts.

Little John   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

Will the moderator post even a mild good comment on the side of the republicans, if one only says good job MacCain, and Palin, you need to fix everything, before the Democrates tax the hell out of everyone.

tim   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

free healthcare, free college tuition, lower taxes, barney frank, chris dodd, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, harry reid – life is good.

Amber from Virginia   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

Can't wait until McPalin get their lying behinds kicked and for grandpa McCain to retire and Palin to go back to Alaska to keep an eye out for Putin.

JR   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

JOHN MCNEGATIBVE!!!!

kris   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

Obama voted more for Bush policies than McCain did.

timesupreps   October 6th, 2008 8:38 pm ET

McSame is a vile human being who can not even run a reputable and functionally sound campaign. HE failed to form a strategy and is solely relying on false claims and tactics. IS THIS NOT THE SAME THING WE WENT THROUGH WITH BUSH NOT BEING HONEST ABOUT THE WAR AND NOT BEING PROPERLY PREPARED OR HAVING A SOUND STRATEGY NOT BASED ON LIES…. MCSAME REALLY IS BUSH ONLY MUCH OLDER AND I BELIEVE EVEN MORE STUPID IF THAT IS POSSIBLE… WE DO NOT NEED ANOTHER 4 YEARS OF STUPIDITY..

lou   October 6th, 2008 8:37 pm ET

Cnn keeps mentioning the black vote for Obama…………………so who is talking race now?
Its sad that the african american vote will go to obama..only because of his skin color.
we should vote for the man, not color,

Brett in NC   October 6th, 2008 8:37 pm ET

Mike Pellegrino, you've obviously been force-fed your diatribe.

Mike in Texas   October 6th, 2008 8:37 pm ET

Yahoo's electoral vote has Obama 341 McCain 164. Of the 33 electoral votes they don't show Obama would get 23 of those.

Sharon Walker   October 6th, 2008 8:37 pm ET

Dear Friends:
What is the history of govenors in Arizona as in Mitchell? Any connections with Senator McCain?

How about special funds for research to Universities in Alaska and others to go to Alaska for research? Favors?

Developers were connected to the Lincoln Savings and Loan. The Phoenician. A canadian investor had the same finacial adviser that was never punished. Canavest Realty and Development company.

What is the story of the Arabic ownership now? Who is silently hiding and walking the halls and or grounds on this hotel?

Who has private planes and or connections in the USA and other wise for landing and take off of small planes that would attack? One of the videos of Osama Bin Laden appeared to be near a park in AZ and another near an airport of the same region.

Jack   October 6th, 2008 8:37 pm ET

All Americans should be upset and offended by latest developments in the presidential campaign. The tactics employed by the Mccain campaign have already proven to be irresponsible, ill-advised and divisive. Sen. Barack Obama was called a terrorist at a Mccain rally in NM and there was a call out to kill him at a Palin rally in FL. To my dismay, the republican ticket did not address these serious breaches of conduct to make their positions clear.

How can the republican ticket be so reckless as to inducing such dangerous altitudes on a potential commander-in-chief? It is very understandable that Mccain wants to win the election, but to have 'kill him' and 'terrorist' callouts on a potential commander-in chief is a serious National security issue.

As late as it is, I think the republican ticked should explain their position and apologize to the American people. This is Hideous. To say that Mccain may not have heard the 'terrorist' callout is a lie because its clear on his face that he heard everything loud and clear.

auggie   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

if mccain and his running mate would read the news, they wouldn't even vote for their selves.

Jody Monroe   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Who is Obama? What are his policies? They're all posted on his web site, clearly accessible to every American.

Who is McCain? What are his policies? Haven't seen them posted on his web site… or anywhere. Does anyone know what his policies are to turn around our economy???

Voted for Bush '00
Voted for Bush '04
NO VOTE for McCain '08

Sorry, McCain, but you gotta step it up. I don't want to hear any negative attacks on Obama, I want to hear what YOU are offering!

The Lady   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

A vote for Obama\Biden = 3 more months of Bush policies.

A vote for McCain\Palin = 8 more years of Bush policies.

Larry   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Since Obama won't answer a lot of questions about his background, SOMEONE needs to be asking. The MSM certainly won't , since they are big-time in the bag for Obama. And that goes for you too, CNN – who will print nasty pro-Obama comments but not mine when I am at least being civil and truthful.

Jen   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Yes but I am sure CNN will go out of their way to be fair and balanced!! Yawn…

What does your Governor do for you?   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

Sarah Palin sends checks every year to Alaskans in amounts ranging from $ 3,000 to $ 19,000. Where does this money come from? She took it from the big oil companies.

Also if you live in Sarah's state, you pay no sales tax and no state income tax.

Could this be why she has the highest approval rating of any Governor in the U.S.? 70%.

What's your Governor doing for YOU????

Francheska   October 6th, 2008 8:36 pm ET

All I have to say is that the McCain/Palin is killing itself. A spokesman for the campaign admits that if they talk about the economy, McCain will lose. Why doesn't the whole crew just give up and go home. Palin has VERY little room to talk about anyone and who they pal around with. McCain thinks that Americans are dumb enough to fall for the same ROVE Tactics that attacked him 2000. We have real issues and ALL THE CANDIDATES need to stick to telling us what they plan on doing to fix them.

P.S I have had some 20 months to get to know Obama…someone tell me who this Palin chic really is? Who is the real Sarah Palin? A SNL caricature or some lipsticked pitmoose from the Alaska backwoods. ;-)

Tired of Media   October 6th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

Let see: Senator Obama is a terrorist and a U.S. Senator at the same time. Right.

Senator Obama is a terrorist because he served on a political board with William Ayers in Chicago while serving as a state senator. Right

Senator Obama is both a Christian and a Muslim at the same time because John McCain says so. Right

Keep going for the racist and/or super wealthy vote John. Ewwww (in the words of Katic Couric).

Gary Jaussaud   October 6th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

Gary's Comment is:

The Mc Cain camp is in trouble and they know it, they are ready to
take the gloves off and get down and dirty now, finding any little back
water item they can dig up to hurt Sen. Obama any way they can.

It sounds like rats on a sinking ship. The best think Sen. Obama can
do is stay on message and appear Presidential at all times. We need
a leader now in this country, people are hurting and there is no time for school yard games and barbs back and forth between the two men
running for President of the United States.

Emma from Texas   October 6th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

I have been fooled by the republican once, shame on me. But fool me twice, shame on you (republicans)! I will NOT be fooled by the republicans again. I am tired of watching negative ads by the republicans while I am losing my house and my husband already lost his job. The negative ad attack did NOT work for Hillary Clinton, and now McCain thinks that will work for him. BIG MISTAKE, McCain! I am voting for OBAMA!

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

You should be worried. You people are nothing but a bunch of liars.
The country is in crisis people are worried about their survival. We know that doesn't bother you McCain. You are rich, not everyone can adopt your policy who ditched his wife to marry a rich young trophy wife.
If you start attacking Obama you and your dumb VP will be exposed infront of the entire world.

salem   October 6th, 2008 8:35 pm ET

Palin has pretty much cost mccain the race. People other than the extremist GOPer's really don't like her. And the CNN poll shows it today. She has emasculated mccain, given the finger to Alaska, and pretty much ripped apart any credibility the GOP had.

Hope Mccain sincerely thanks the folks who made him pick her, and also the ones giving him all of this bizarre campaign advice.

Gerry in Va. for Obama.   October 6th, 2008 8:34 pm ET

Hey thats great. Send her hateful mouth to N. Carolina so they can see what a lier she is. Does Mcbush really think sending her ANYWHERE will up his ratings? Doesn't he know she is a liability to his campaign? Evidently not. He needs to send her back to Alaska so she can go to jail for influance peddling.

eddy   October 6th, 2008 8:34 pm ET

Why doesn't Sarah answer questions on what are going to do on the economy instead of spending all of her time trying to downgrade Obama's creditials.I thought she was a least bit intelligent.I had a little respect for her before but every time she opens her mouth nothing positive comes out.Bad move John.Stop using "Six-Pack".It is getting boring .Is that what her vocabulary consists of.Come on John she is killing you.Rein her in.

texasgreenacres   October 6th, 2008 8:33 pm ET

while your in north Carolina tell the about your affair with your husbands business partner they like juicy stories like that also they are a bunch of back stabbing people that will love you and the troopergate thing ,and admire you using your political power to excuse yourself after all Jesse Helms did it for years.and they think he's god and when they die they will all go to Raleigh. do well Sarah they are your kind of people

Just a Mom   October 6th, 2008 8:33 pm ET

Less than a month left until the election and all we hear from Gov. Palin are attack stump speeches, even at the VP debate, (where she read from crib notes and hardly answered any questions). Voters who can, should attend her rallies and demand she answer their questions. Here are some of mine: Why are Gov. Palin's tax records incomplete, (per diems)? Where is her medical clearance – how do we know she doesn't have a history of mental problems without verification? Why is she and her husband defying their subpoenas in the Troopergate investigation? Can she explain how involved she and her husband were with the Alaskan Independence Party and did Mr. Palin ever renounce his membership? We voters have a right to ask these and other questions and if Gov. Palin comes to my area, I want answers.

A Republican Never Again   October 6th, 2008 8:33 pm ET

The Repuglicans foolishly thought Obama would self destruct without a teleprompter to read from at the debate. Instead, he showed the world how prepared he is, and what an orator he is -and he whipped McCain's inane story-telling butt.

Now that Obama's ahead in the polls, the lying Repuglicans have nothing left but to launch their sleaze campaign -Karl Rove style.

Wink WINK !!!   October 6th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

Sarah Palin the Witch ……Let me get this Straight you can Attack Mr Obama …..If he or Joe Biden Attack you it is Sexist ……Well I'm going to do it for them ……You are such a Bit_h ……..Now go face Troopergate
and your abuse of Power ……Wink! Wink!…..By the way I watch part of your interview with Thumb Sucking Sean Hannity and he told you bring up Ayers ….well he talk about Ayers and Rev Wright for 6 months
to no avail …….These attacks will come back to haunt you and your WitchCRAFT …….What you are doing now is another bridge to no Where…..Sarah get your head out of your A_S

Ignoramus   October 6th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

Hi, I support Obama, but I don't know why…..

Charlie   October 6th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

Gov. Palin should help turn North Carolina blue.

Jack Six Pack   October 6th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

This Sarah gal is downright nasty and a lying witch. I know that she had a minister cast out her witches at her church recently but, I think he missed some.

This McCain/Palin campaign is pathetic and one has to wonder if the republicans want to lose this thing so they can have their depression and blame it on the democrats?

The only other explanation could be that "Old John" is finally losing it under pressure. That would sure explain the fits and starts, the flips and flops and the overall confusion. That sure would be a shame for a guy that served his country but, once the mind starts going, it's no time to make him President.

President William Jeffeerson Nixon   October 6th, 2008 8:32 pm ET

This is beginning to look very funny but more sad; this white woman following this black man around… trying to prevoke him.

Maggie Muggins From Selwyn   October 6th, 2008 8:31 pm ET

Unfortunately the worst is yet to come for the McCain campaign as both his past and Palin's past will be totally aired and when fact checked will reveal some very disturbing facts to the public.

John's tactic of lying and slander have left him open to Obama's campaign exposing their past histories which will likely result in their total destruction. When these facts come out they will be proven true as most informed people already know but will surely influence a large number of undecided people who don't keep up to date on daily events.

troy   October 6th, 2008 8:31 pm ET

Palin told us what she is at the Republican convention; a pitbull with lipstick. That would be a female dog…right!

Mike Pellegrino   October 6th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

Republicans screw up the economy. Democrats fix it.
Prosperity again for majority of people not just the wealthy.
Learn your lessons people.
Look at history.

1920's depression – Republican President
1980's recession – Republican President
2000's recession – Republican President

All fixed by a Democratic President

OBAMA '08 '12

Sally from Cali   October 6th, 2008 8:30 pm ET

Sad. McCain needs a woman to do his dirty work.

And what descent woman would agree to sling mud if she was not already knee deep in it.

Selena   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

I ADMIT it to the RNC and the McCain/Palin camp!! Most of Obama's supporters give Obama money… 10, 15, 20 at a time!!! We are giving him his money and will keep right on giving because this is ONE investment we want to pay off in BIG dividends!!

Obama/Biden 08

Mike in Texas   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Erika and Combat Vet….I can see why you are voting for McCain. Your posts offer nothing of value. Boo Hoo.

please   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Latinos for Hispanics –
I hope you're just some white republican nut, because what you wrote makes no sense what so ever. Have you ever listened to republican policies regarding Hispanics, especially Mexicans? They don't want you here. They look at you as criminals, uneducated, and illegal. So you are not going to vote for Obama because he is black and will only help blacks? What about an old white guy – he's going to be your savior? Doesn't it seem that a black minority, that had to work his way to the top, would respect the hard work of Hispanics in this country and work to help them out vs. the old rich white guy that only knows Hispanics that work in his yard? Come on – you have to be either a right wing nut trying to stir something up, or a ten year old kid on mom's computer.
Dios Mio

Sam White   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Palin has comvinced the Republican faithful (clueless evangelicals who would vote for crooks, provided they are pro-life) who were already voting McCain anyway.

Smart choice, John.

Unfortunately, Palin does nothing to convince the all-important swing voter, the middle-of-the-road person who thinks carefully about the election.

Palin sends the wrong message – that McCain is reckless and beholden to fringe interests. And McCain's increasingly desperate attacks are ot helping, either.

Ed Word   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

He's no war hero, either.

The Lady   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

A vote for Obama\Biden = 3 more months of Bush policies.

A vote for McCain\Palin = 8 more years of Bush policies.

jennifer, Houston   October 6th, 2008 8:29 pm ET

Obama is the only way to go. John McCain has showed he has no judgement. Who in his right mind would nominate Palin as his running mate? John Mc Cain should remember "when the shi-ite hits the fan the guy by the switch get's hit."

Texas, wake up, vote Obama/Biden in November.

rightsaid   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

I'm an independent, and I cannot stand Palin and what she stands for.
Once upon a time, McCain was an interesting politician.
No more.

Obama-Biden '08!

Ron was a REP now a DEM   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

On CNN electorial map that show polls and status. Most of the RED states have not been polled since the first or second week of September. Most of the country has shifted in the forth week of September and the first week of October.

How many should be BLUE now. CNN show the real status

Reality Check   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Thank God people can see through Palin for what she really is.

McCain must be kidding to pick her to be the next President of the USA–would you trust her to babysit your kids. Would you trust her with your teenage daughter?

Who actually thinks McCain can even live 4 more years at 72 years old with multiple cancers multiple times-

Bonnie   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Ask Sarah Palin, why she continues to sleep with the enemy, someone who does not want to be a part of the United States, that she is trying to be Vice President of. Be careful Sarah, when you try to dig a hole for someone, you usually fall into it yourself.

me   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Cambell Brown is about the most biased journalist I have ever seen.

Rika   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

When I see candidates smear and sling mud, I'm seeing how they're going to bully other nations and leaders. No wonder the United States is despised abroad.

Shannon   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

First, why does CNN only print pro Obama posts. Why is it the minute someone questions Obama on anything, they are called a racist, why can't the man answer a question without whining about race. It is so annoying, I don't doubt he is going to win, and I'm sick of it already. I wonder if someone doesn't say good morning to him, if he whines racism

Frank Lee   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

Great move – Let the whole country see what an idiot she really is, up close and personal.

She'll look out over the Atlantic and claim she's been to Europe, because she looked in that direction.

What an airhead.

Lori   October 6th, 2008 8:28 pm ET

I know McCain is ready to attack tomorrow but Barack is nobody's fool. You think McSame was tense the first debate let's see how long he can fake it. I hope Barack goes for the jugular!!

Scared of Obama   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

OBAMA+AYERS+FARRAKHAN+REZKO+WRIGHTS=ISLAM, THAT IS THE "CHANGE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN". This great nation is not going to be great anymore, people are supporting racist and one of the few lines on Obama's book and is really bothering, "I WILL STAND WITH THE MUSLIMS SHOULD POLITIC WIND SHIFT IN AN UGLY DIRECTIONS." Is this really someone we can see as President in this country.

anne   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Anyone who needs to know where Obama's money is coming from…

I gave Obama $90 from my last paycheck. I can't afford to go to the doctor and I without a doubt can not afford McBush. McNasty and Palin should be ashamed to even look in the mirror.

I look at giving money to Obama as a patriotic duty given that he is the only candidate who actually cares about Americans.

Palin is Incompetent and Unfit   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Palin showing up on a college campus in eastern NC is hilarious. Does she not realize this is the very crowd that watches SNL and the Tina Fey parodies of Palin? These students will show up to laugh at Palin. She is too stupid to know what a joke she is to the people of NC. As Southerners, we don't like nasty politics to start with and even less when we already know what Palin says is a complete lie. She is only going to hurt McCain more being here. That's OK, it will just ensure NC goes BLUE for the first time in many years! NC voters know Palin is an ignorant and incompetent fool. Maybe Palin thinks Southerners will like her use of poor grammar and inability to speak in complete sentences. Sorry, Sarah, NC is a state with huge and prestigious colleges and we take education seriously here. We don't suffer fools – as in you and McCain. Are you and McCain going to lose NC this election – ya betcha (wink, wink)!

McCain Shame   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Watch McCain and Palin continue to attack Obama's character and distort his past. WHY – Becuase McCain/Palin don't have a plan to get this country back on the right track. OBAMA does.

OBAMA/BIDEN 08

nate   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Change is coming to this great country and McPalin's lies wont work.

Eileen   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Obama is a white hating, anti-American terrorist just like Ayers, Rezco, and Wright. Take the time to read his book. It's very revealing. What the hell is wrong with all you Obamabots? The economy will sort itself out. Once the headlines die down McCain will go up in the polls. And then be voted in. McCain/Palin08

Palin 2012   October 6th, 2008 8:27 pm ET

Lets hope Arizona comes in play to too

Karen   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

McCain 2008

Clinton 2012/2016

Mike, UT   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

I would love to see the American people all over the country send a message that the games McCain is playing with our future are unacceptable. As a Utah Republican, I cannot bring myself to vote for McCain/Palin. I'm sure the redest of all states won't turn, but I for one would like to see it. I'm sick and tired of the attitude of most Republicans. I agree whole heartedly with the policies/platform, but sometimes it's more important to look at character and attitude. McCain's character and attitude are questionable at best. I think that these times call for a calm, quiet resolve, not hot-headed, antagonistic, rash decision making. McCain just always seems like he's pushing for a fight, simply for the sake of fighting. Sometimes we need to fight, but sometimes we need to step back. Hopefully in 4 years we'll nominate the right guy.

Dealt   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

Palin is now pointing Shias as the enemy in Iraq. Bush invaded a Sunni regime in Iraq. That alone should be cause enough to make her stop, wonder and get the facts. She is a pitbull, yes, but pitbulls are not very trustworthy pets. Especially when their owner train them to be vicious.

Has somebody checked McCains record for judgement as an airplane pilot? It seems he damaged a few planes in incidents which were considered errors of judgement by the military…

The Keating episode also seems to be true…

The pitbull still doubts the heavy hand of man in this racing globalwarming…

I wonder what they are betting on… that they'll bring out the worst in people and win this election?

Janice Il   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

Talk is cheap people, We are in it deep and no answers in sight from our candidates. You may be for one or the other but the truth will eventually smack you in the face and wake you up. The very best candidiate we could have had is in New York doing her job.

New Yorker   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

CNN offers this venue for Obama supporters and lets a McCain supporter slip in a comment occasionally to try to appear neutral? How about slipping this one in. The demise of this nation is credited to those who love the ideology of the left and all the decadence that goes with it, ie: pre-marital sex, abortion, homosexuality, pornography, etc. We're going to hell in a hand-basket but what do they care? Many of them don't even acknowledge there is Hell. It will be a rude awakening when they arrive there.

Jamie, PA   October 6th, 2008 8:26 pm ET

mcnutts and sarah playin need to dress up as mummies for halloween cause it's a wrap….. he he he

Scared of Obama   October 6th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

NORTH CAROLINA, THE BIG RED ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Francheska Georgia   October 6th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

A JOBLESS FATHER KILLED HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY and the McCain/Palin wants to go into SILLY season!! I wish Palin would shut up and go back to Alaska. She is lil Miss Suqeaky Clean herself. The only difference is that Obama does not see the need to attack her problems for political gain. What a CHEAP campaign!!

Anna   October 6th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

She was here in my homestate FL today. She scared the heck out of me. I was on the fence but now Im defintely voting for Obama. This lady is clueless. And she's pretty nasty too.

Griff   October 6th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

I have five "Grand-Children", CNN.. What do you have, CNN? A Bloody Liar…. None American: Bloody Liar…. Ask 6this Idiot one question. America,…. Take a DNA Test? He won't because… That question is left fo the USA…. He's a liar…………………………

kathy   October 6th, 2008 8:25 pm ET

she doesn't need to bother crossing the state line – after all the hate spewing the two of them have done i'm voting early and it's not for the McPains. I could care less about the next 4 weeks and the lies they will be telling – they've shown their true colors and it's not a pretty picture. Nasty, vile human beings. How dare they think i'm so stupid i should vote for them.

Scared of Muslims   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

Obama is liar,corrupt, liar, corrupt, liar, corrupt, let's turn North Carolina the "THE BIG RED ONE"…….

Obamites   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

What has Obama ever done for our country? Nothing! He promises everything, but the kitchen sink but will not deliver. He's the kind of fellow who is present but that's all. In the end he will be just words…that's all.

pam Eugene OR   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

OOPS
How's that negative campaigning workin for ya John. Gosh, golly, gee wiz. It ani't lookin so gud huh ohn?

Joe Regis   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

McCain ought to be worried because the national consensus is not on his favor right now.

Landslide Obama/Biden 08/12.

Mike Pellegrino   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

The Republicans have nothing else to talk about but Obama bashing to 99.999% white audience. This party of diversity is only the front for the KKK.

GARY   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

(NICOLE ) ITS ALRIGHT THAT OBAMA STARTED ALL THESE NEGATIVE SLAMS FROM THE BEGINING WITH HRC. YOU COMFORT YOUR LITTLE BABY WHEN THEY ATTACK HIM. IF HE IS THAT MUCH OF A WHINER HE SHOULD GET OUT. THE WHITEHOUSE DONT NEED A WHINER LEADING OUR COUNTRY. OBAMA CANT TAKE THE TRUTH THROWN BACK AT HIM. YOU NAIVE MORONS BELIEVE EVERYTHING HE SAYS. LET ME GIVE YOU SOME FACTS OF LIOFE. THERE IS ONLY TWO THINGS QUARENTEED IN LIFE, AND THAT IS DYING AND PAYING TAXES.

cecil   October 6th, 2008 8:24 pm ET

If Sen.ObAMA Is A Terrorist, than Gov. Palin Is An Unfit Mother!

Ivan Sanchez   October 6th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

Desperate time’s desperate measures are the name of the game. When two men are fighting to win and the other is losing, he’ll do anything to win even cheat, lie and kill. That’s what is happen with McCain. If he has to cheat to win just imagine what he’ll be like if elected!

RM   October 6th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

Stop the smears! Focus on the issues!

Eric-29-m-PA   October 6th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

voter,

You've been misinformed. Republicans want to deport ILLEGAL citizens not legal. John McCain is actually FOR AMNESTY!

Nobama   October 6th, 2008 8:23 pm ET

voter, you obviously know as much about medicare and medicaid as my 3-year old knows about Calculus. I work with both on a daily basis.

Rob   October 6th, 2008 8:22 pm ET

Mc Cain / Palin need to apologize to the public for the lies-the scams-anti American–anti-woman–anti-gay.. but he is pro old white men–its time they packed it in and just go into the sunset..
Mc Pain will be in for a night of horrors–when the GOP loses big time

Greg285   October 6th, 2008 8:22 pm ET

These battleground states are trending in Obama way and that trend will not stop! Obama is going win in a landslide on Nov 4th and McCain knows this..that's why he trying to change the subject from the economy to smear tactics….

cecil   October 6th, 2008 8:22 pm ET

Gov. Palin, The Wicked Witch of The North…………..Sheees Melting

You Betcha!

Mike in Asheville, NC   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

I've lived in NC for 20 years and this is the most excitement I've ever seen for a Democratic presidential candidate, and from so many different types of people. I think people are listening to Obama's message, and are discovering he has the demeanor to bring people together and be a very effective leader.

Sarah in South NJ   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

My daughter is a Tarheel

I HOPE NC goes for Obama!

and NOT those ding a ling buckaroos

McCain is as corrupt a millionaire as the day is long

he and his cronies created this eocnomic CRISIS

and his goofy pin up girl –

if she sweet talks you into buying their ticket,

honey you ain't gonna enjoy the show

Cory   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

I'm sure that McCain and Palin are hoping for the voitng machines to malfunction and Florida's "chads" fall in their direction. lol lol lol

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

I think it wrong to not vote for McCain just because of Bush's record. Just because your republican doesn't mean your the same. Just voting for Obama because he's not Republican is wrong too. Biden is more qualified than Obama, but the media chose him in 2004 just because he can communicate. His ideas are not his own, they are just campaign promises. I for one think we'll be in worse shape with Obama, though McCain is no savior either. For the economy we need a Ross Perot, Romeny, Bloomberg, type person, not some lawyer or professional senator.

Michael   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

Maybe John McCain and Palin could just start attacking the American people into voting for them come election day. I mean they don't care about the country anymore right? they just want to be elected – at any cost. that's what McCain has said – that's why McCain stated he's giving up campaigning for the issues and is only concentrating on attacks against his running mates.
He's a desperate man running a desperate election. And, it's scary to think of what sorts of desperate acts he'll commit if he had more a chance to get into office.

Stephen   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

This is just the beginning. FINALLY, Americans are starting to become OUTRAGED with the GOP. On Nov 4th we will see Colorado, Virginia, Nevada and North Carolina go BLUE. It is the end of a NIGHTMARE, starting with Reagan and culminating with the dispicable fear and hate-mongering of Palin and McCain.

OBAMA 08

NJVote08   October 6th, 2008 8:21 pm ET

Sarah, Sarah, Sarah… your ambition is bigger than your brain.

max (NY)   October 6th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

Having recognized that she is incompetent to discuss any of the real issues in this election as a VP, Palin is trying to be useful by talking about issues that rose and fell during the primary season, namely Jeremiah wright, terrorist affiliation, and others; just like a dog that is chewing over discarded dry bones trying to find substance out of them. And all she is doing is repeating things that were already said, analyzed, balanced and found irrelevant. Oh! poor pitiful governor girl.

Old Guy   October 6th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

I can understand Scary Sarah being confused by the facts since she has been up in the frozen tundra but, Old John sure seems to be showing signs of Alzheimers.

The McCain campaign seems be be wandering around flip flopping and then changing direction looking for something?

Could it be that the Old skipper has finally lost it under the pressure of this campaign?

Obamites   October 6th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

Voter Registration NC
2,741,769 D
1,961,524 R
1,333,415 Independent

Early voting starts Oct. 16. My family (7 people) will be voting for McCain Oct. 16 (We're all Independent)

Brett in NC   October 6th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

OS, another bright Obama supporter…NOT!

Get Real   October 6th, 2008 8:20 pm ET

who is the Real John McCain
Connections:
Connection to convicted Watergate felon G. Gordon Liddy
Connection to An extremist who hates blacks and Jews John Singlaud
Connection to 1980/90's S&L Scandal though Keating 5
Connection to now-convicted Italian con man
Connection to shady Russian oligarchs to take over the economy of Montenegro
Judgment:
Selection of Sara Palin as running mate who is involved in obstruction of justice and abuse of power investigation trooper gate
Selection of Rick Davis a wealthy lobbyist who got paid from Fannie Mae
Decision to go negative in this campaign
Decision to pretend to Suspend Campaign.
Voting records
Senate Voting Record Against GI Bill and Other spending for medical services.
Senate Voting Record Against Women’s Issues like Maternity leave and Birth Control
Senate Voting record Against Minimum wage increases
Senate Voting Record against Children’s Healthcare.
Senate voting record against public education reform.
Senate Voting Record 90% with GW bush

Darrel from Denver   October 6th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

McCain/Palin: ALL NEGATIVE ALL THE TIME….

What a team of pathetic losers…

ED FL   October 6th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

Erratic aka insane and second gear Sarah are getting a pretty bumpy ride trying to act like politicians, Go back to Alaska where the people there are fruitcakes like you, Please do not try to teach teenagers about sex. your results apparently do not work.

Skyeyesds   October 6th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

McCain is starting to show his true colors. He has a bad temper and from what I understand he can dish it out but he can't take the heat. Mad???? MAd????, MAD!!!!! WOW. Where is his life saver? Oh yes she is heading out to do his doggonit wink wink, Joe 6 pack, folksie talkin script, that she uses colorful Q cards to know which way to go…
Obama, people see the daggars coming out in Palin. we ALL know what is in this win for her. Mccain, I would watch my back. well maybe not..

Tony   October 6th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

After hearing and seeing Palin, I know now that McCain has lousy judgement.

cant we all just get along   October 6th, 2008 8:19 pm ET

This will be my first time voting in a presidential election and i know that when i walk into that voting booth on Nov 4th and voting for Obama will be a very proud moment for me. This man is what this country needs for now and the future and i am proud to vote and support Obama/Biden for president and everyone who is with me i thank you for your vote and making my future better.

SoCal   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

"Palin schedule shows McCain on the defensive?"

Why do you bother to ask the question?
Mavericks don't answer questions!

Lucy   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

McLosers are all but beat, she, as a Christian woman, is dispicable with the lies she spreads. The truth? they are scared of Obama, particulary his skin color. What they don't realize is that McLosers are going to lose because we see their ignorance. Go ahead, lie some more, both of you, we already know you can't talk about the issues, too tough, huh?? This is the BIG TIME, a masters course, Sarah and War Hero. You shouldn't have been in Hanoi anyway. Go call your good friend Keating for some more finanacial advice on how to ruin a country…

nate   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

Love Palin here in the midwest….

cecil   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

Gov Palin= "AIP" convention video in 2000

McCain=Keating 5

You Betcha……….

kayla   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

OBAMA BABY, OBAMA

Griff   October 6th, 2008 8:18 pm ET

Only to! Akila the Hun,,,,

Alice   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Maybe Palin should respond in tongues.

nate   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Palin is doing a great job and we love her here in the midwest. As far as Obama I think McCain struck a nerve about Obama's radical life style. Myself being a democrat the only choice is McCain because Obama has a cult like personality and is dangerous for this country..

mike   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Vote!!!!Obama/Biden 2008!!!!!!!!!!!

Mack   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Excuse me, guy that is smarter than me…thats a joke right..CNN, and most of the MSM have not answered the questions millions are demanding to know about Obama..Its all sugar-coated and glossed over. You can not be that smart if you can not see the problem here. CNN and others are not doing their jobs.

GO JMAC   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Bs, you're a typical, ignorant Obama supporter. I work for Social Security.

Tired Of McCain/Palin   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

Anybody who supports McCain/Palin are a disgrace to the human species. Not only are these 2 people useless, they are liars, thieves and totally useless. They should be forced to donate their organs to people who can really use them. Nobody would miss these two! McCain supporters, go to HELL!

Robert   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

People, this thing is so close to being over you can taste it. RCP just came out with new numbers for Missouri. BHO recent poll showed him up by 3 points in the show me state. With a avg of up by .3. RCP can't find a battleground state where BHO s not leading.

Supporters of Obama we need to keep up the fight, dont let up, make sure you vote. Take the high ground as we have watched BHO do this for all these months. Everyone must VOTE.

Don't be discouraged as BHO swings back on all this gutter politics coming his way. He has to do it or else. He must fight back and we must support him in his fight with McSane's gutter politics.

Whatever you do dont think this thing is over. Fight for BHO ever day, every hour. FIGHT for our country. We will succeed on Nov 4 becasue we are right and BHO is right for this country.

KEEP UP THE FIGHT ! DONT LET UP !

Todd   October 6th, 2008 8:17 pm ET

McCain and Palin are just making fools of themselves now.

OBAM/BI in 2008!

L   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

Obama was down with the terrorist and his america and white hating preacher until it became politically expedient to drop them. I guess there is no honor among thieves. Obama has NO major or even important legislative accomplishments. NONE. Obama has NO foreign policy or governing experience. NONE. Obama is the least qualified president in recent history and if he were white would not be a nominee. He is the beneficiary of unbridled (albeit justified) anger towards Bush that is then channeled to the new, fresh, even novel senator. It is amazing that folks just fall for his cult of personality. I attended his rally recently and he just bashes McCain the whole time. They all do the same thing. We just let our ideology or anger blind us to our own candidates vitriol. I am not a McCain fan either, but let's all be honest about this unqualified charlatan Obama.

Sue, Newport   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

Idiots are completely willing to elect Sara Palin to the possible highest
office in the land, to take charge of their lives, knowing absolutely
nothing of substance about her. This is how Hitler got into power.
At least Senator Obama has been vetted. Believe me, he would not
have gotten this far without the feds going over him with a fine tooth
comb. You can't say the same about Sara Palin. It will be too late when
you can't check certain books out of the library, or your daughter who's
pregnant from rape can't have an abortion because fascist Palin won't
allow it. Americans should wake up and stop being vunerable and
stupid in their responsability to elect a qualified person to office. You
see what happened to the country under Bush.

Susie in Bandon, Oregon   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

Obama

Just keep cool, stick to your positive topics, be professional, avoid being negative at any cost, and be confident you are going to be the next

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES!

Be that a blessing or a curse considering our national miseries.

As an Oregonian, I will be voting in our vote-by-mail in a couple of weeks.

Mike-WA   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

Yah … you betcha … by golly … doggone it …say it ain't so [6-pack] Joe … 'wink' 'wink'. The corruption of the Christian Republican Church Party never ceases to amaze me.

Corey Gabriel   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

McCain and Palin are both lying, distorting fear mongers that wouldn't know the truth if it smacked them upside their heads. It is disgraceful how McCain has morphed into his current personna after being a man of respect and honor. As for Palin, she apparently got where she is by stabbing her mentors along the way in their backs and then claiming that she was taking on the old boys' network. What a performing tool. Enough of these two…send them home,….retire them…save the Country from their grumpy, hip shooting, no plan non-sense. You betcha we can and will.

HEY !!!   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

Palin supporters are yelling "KILL HIM" at her rallies when she calls Obama a terrorist.

AmericaBlog.com

Griff   October 6th, 2008 8:16 pm ET

CNN insist in interfering!
But this planet is one "Hugh Electro Magnet"
CNN? Complete…… Negative.;…. Negative

Global Warming???? Why do you insist in beleiving; The Idiot Democrat: runner up, to Bill Clinton in 19??

Il_voter   October 6th, 2008 8:15 pm ET

what happened to Senator McCain. I always thought he is an Honorable man.

Aaron from Ohio   October 6th, 2008 8:15 pm ET

On the defensive? Not a chance. McCain/Palin are looking for sanctuary. Somebody please give them a home. Let them stay at your place. Some place sparsely populated. Some place where the buffalo roam. Maybe an island. Just keep them out of our state.

Jorge -- SF_CA   October 6th, 2008 8:15 pm ET

To Latinos for McCain:

I'm also a Latino, and my eyes are wide-open. I'm voting for Obama!

Just because Obama is African American, doesn't mean he's going to forget non-Black people.

Your comment is teeming with overtones.

USAF RET   October 6th, 2008 8:15 pm ET

McCain and Palin need to keep pounding Obama on Rev Wright and Ayers. This is their strong suit–talking about insignificant things instead of how they plan on solving problems that Americans care about. They are a sad pair.

Thank goodness people don't think all vets lose their honor as they get older.

Mark in Colorado   October 6th, 2008 8:14 pm ET

Even the Republican rats are jumping ship with the McCain/Palin ticket. They've now got their own butts to save.

Il_voter   October 6th, 2008 8:14 pm ET

what happened to senator Mc'Cain? I always thought he is very honorable man.

liz, from MO   October 6th, 2008 8:14 pm ET

Smears and gutter tactics will fail this time and because of the campaigns attact mode, McCain invited the Keating 5 issue. Now, issues like Trooper gate and Palin's address to AIP should be fair game! I do not condone negativity but it is really offensive to go on it when American people are hurting and make it a priority!

Palin; please stick to issues.

voter   October 6th, 2008 8:14 pm ET

Latinos for McCain

Can you please stop your comments that are not based on fact? As a Latina, how can you vote republicans when they want to deport Latinos. Get your facts.

Jennifer   October 6th, 2008 8:13 pm ET

Indiana is going blue!

Larry   October 6th, 2008 8:13 pm ET

I must confess I have thrown out all my McCain books and the utmost respect for him has gone out with the books.He brings in a complete joke with Palin and learning facts about her in Alaska and I am talking about the truth shows extremely poor judgemant.Now he has stooped to the gutter and below and has nothing to offer anyone but fraud,and lies.It is a sad day knowing what he had and who he was has gone completly.He has lost all of his honour,and Palin fact checked never had any.What a sad way to go into retirement with for McCain.

War Hero vs. American Zero Any Day   October 6th, 2008 8:13 pm ET

30 days is an awfully long time in an election

OS   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

PLEASE SEE THE OUTCOME OF EIGHT YEARS OF GOP REGIME ……

READ THE NEWS ON CNN WEBSITE

Police: Jobless father kills family.

Father had MBA in finance but seemed to have been unemployed for months

Police: Man left three letters, including one taking responsibility for shootings

Bodies were discovered when wife didn't show up to carpool on Monday

IF WE ELECT GOP AGAIN, MANY MORE FAMILIES WILL BE FORCED IN MAKING SUCH SAD DECISION – HEY AMERICA WAKEUP ITS NOT TOO LATE FOR A CHANGE – NO MORE FOUR YEARS OF GOP.

Bethie T   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Palin is a complete fool with no measurable IQ.

voter   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Nobama October 6th, 2008 8:02 pm ET

I agree especially if you are voting for McCain and Palin. Take off the blinders and see the republican ticket for what it is. A disater with no plan to help average americans with the economic crisis and want to cut medicare and medicaid.

Michael watching from Canada   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Its obvious to the rest of the world that the main cause for the economic crisis is………..

deregulation, which is the mantra of the Republicans.

When will Republicans stop putting Republicans first and the economy second?

Alex   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Lee County's Sheriff compared Barack Obama to Hussein today during Palin rally. This is outrageous! After "his"(the "sheriff's") comment, the McCain Campaign will definitely go down with all its rednecks who are stupid enough to call Obama "a terrorist" just like it happenned today in New Mexico at a McCain rally.

OBAMA-BIDEN * 08!

Farrell, Houston, Tx   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Statesmen/Stateswomen don't incite Americans to turn against one another by calling our own terrorist, this is United States of America, not Iraq, Afgan or Iran. I don't know who wrote Palin's speech but she should have been either sensitive or intelligent enough to refuse calling Obama a terrorist. This is dangerous to the freedom of every individual when a politician goes on attack like this, remember they appoint our justices and personally I don't want to be on her terrorist list.

Marie Ontario   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

America has some funny laws. In Canada if a person were to publicly make hate statements like John & Sara are doing they would be charged for hate crimes. There are a lot of lunatics out there in this world and their rhetoric will most definitely be spawning problems.

The other point I would like to ask is why there is nothing on the U.S. main stream news medias about the NATO commanding General stating the war in Afghanistan can't be won. I would think this is news worthy.

Brandon, NC   October 6th, 2008 8:12 pm ET

Everybody I know in NC is for Obama, I don't know who they are polling but I think he will win by a landslide here. NC will be blue in November.

Barbara - 65 yr old white female in NC   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Don't censor me CNN. If you want to be like Faux Noise that's fine on the tv. But I'm an american – stop censoring what I say

Barbara – 65 yr old white female in NC October 6th, 2008 8:08 pm ET
Your comment is awaiting moderation.
Voter Registration NC
2,741,769 D
1,961,524 R
1,333,415 Independent

Early voting starts Oct. 16. My family (7 people) will be voting for Obama Oct. 16 (We're all Independent)

You do the math.

Nicole   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Isn't it funny that Palin's husband has to take questions regarding "troopergate" in written form? The Republicans want to make sure that each question will be answered within the guidlines of their ideals. What a bunch of con artists!!

RM   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

McCain campaign turns racist!
Ayers, Wright, the middle name Hussein—all ways to attempt to portray Obama as a terrorist. These claims have all been proven wrong. They are lies. His name is only a name.
Do you think that the CIA, FBI, NSA, and Homeland security are that stupid to allow a terrorist to run for president?!
Conclusion: Fear tactics. This a racially motivated smear tactic

KDW   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Playing Devil's Advocate…Maybe Mrs. Palin is taking her show on the road to N.C. [w/o Senator McCain] in order to enhance her credibility and prove that she has a grasp of the issues facing Americans. Also, she needs to convince the country that is capable of serving as an effective Vice President who understands she may be just "a heartbeat away" from the Presidency. Lets face it, the state of N.C. traditionally votes "RED" and she's savvy enough to understand that seizing and maintaining the initiative is what her party needs.

I truly expect for the Obama bashing to surface in her speech to the great citizens of Greenville, NC, but that's politics as we know it and some people tends to see perception as reality….

K Phillips   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

John McCain is desperate. It is really quite revealing to the American audience to see him be such a sore loser. All this Ayers stuff is old news. Maybe he did not notice today, the dow fell below 10,000 for the first time since '94. Americans retirement accounts are taking a hit and McCain wants to talk about something else. NO WAY are we as Americans going to turn the page on the econnomic health of the country. I personally do not care about Ayers, Wright, or Rezko. Americans did not take to kindly to this type of junk during the primaries, ask the Clintons. We turned on them and we will most certainly turn on McCain. I was a registered Republican, but I now have changed to an independent voter. McCain is not helping to pull me his way at all.

Matt   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

Since this election seems to be all about change, experiencing, reform, records, mavericking, blah blah blah, I wish someone could come up with an unbiased, non-partisan comparison chart of Biden's, Palin's, McCain's and Obama's records of what they have done. Everyone seems to be tooting their horn as to what they've done. Let's see it!

Mike in Texas   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

John McCain asks who is the real Obama. My question is who is the real John McCain?

The Maverick from 2000 is a confused bitter person who does the opposite of everything he says.

jm from sc   October 6th, 2008 8:11 pm ET

You should also include South Carolina.

Obama won every county here in the primary except maybe two.

As people see McCain and Palin for what they are, I am sure he will pull it off. When people realize that Palin's husband, Todd was a member of a group who hates America, the tides will turn.

Obama/Biden 08

JJ   October 6th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

Palin who?

Independent, white woman   October 6th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

Palin was not too bad in her VP debate since she studied, did her homework and rehearsed her heart out, however, she is still NOT QUALIFIED to be VP or president of the USA and leader of the free world, especially in the economic crisis and catastraphy that we have been facing for months and has now reached a new low. Palin couldn't possibly be the right person for these critical times, Mccain is nowhere near being presidential. Did u see him when he(supposedly) suspended his campaign, went to Washington and did ntohing???did u see that? wow!!! what a hero, he thought he was!!!! We need someone who is aware, in touch and knowledgable about the 21st century economic crisis and how to fix it. We do not need someone who gives up on a state as soon as it looks like it's not going his way, or turn nasty, ugly and dirty as soon as poll numbers start to go down, we need someone who is consistent, determined and a fighter, with as much dignity and integrity as possible, and that someone is Senator Obama!!!!

WE THROW THE LAST PUNCH   October 6th, 2008 8:10 pm ET

WE DON'T THROW THE FIRST PUNCH, BUT WE WILL THROW THE LAST PUNCH!!!!!!!!

LOVE,
THE TROOPER FROM ALASKA
KEATING 5
THE FIRST MRS. MCCAIN
LEVI I DON'T WANT TO BE A FATHER
JOHNSTON
DONALD DON'T RAISE MY TAXES TRUMP

Bs   October 6th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

Someone stop Rev. Palin and Rove from destroying social security.

Hopefully, McCain,72, will retire now.

Nicole   October 6th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

The only things McCain and Palin can do now is to sling the mud fast and furious!!

toohip   October 6th, 2008 8:09 pm ET

To every pundit stating that the campaign tactics are going more negative—please point out exactly which campaign is doing this. McCain/Palin are using swiftboat tactics because, as McCain once said recently—"I really don't know much about economics!" We don't need a "Joe Sixpack or Hockey Mom" as our next President/VP. We do need candidates who understand the problems of our citizens, and go about solving these problems with careful, intelligent approaches. The rash, careless approach of McCain/Palin is not needed at this time. The world is just too complex. Palin—back to Alaska and soon—although I'm certain the wolves and moose don't want you back.

Mel D   October 6th, 2008 8:08 pm ET

Bulletin: This just in from our national news desk

It appears the "Straight Talk Express" has lost its way. It left the road and can't find its way back. Can someone supply them a GPS so that they can find their way?

Oops, I forgot. Not only are they not "tech-savvy", they don't have any idea what to do even if you gave them point-to-point directions.

Obama/Biden 08

Gina   October 6th, 2008 8:08 pm ET

Oh please CNN & Campbell Brown…
Tell it like it is. The Obama campaign is merely defending themselves from the McCain Camp's slanderous statements. Obama has every right to react lest he be swift boated.

Barbara - 65 yr old white female in NC   October 6th, 2008 8:08 pm ET

Voter Registration NC
2,741,769 D
1,961,524 R
1,333,415 Independent

Early voting starts Oct. 16. My family (7 people) will be voting for Obama Oct. 16 (We're all Independent)

You do the math.

Sally   October 6th, 2008 8:08 pm ET

I can't help but think that Mr. Plain should be subpeoned and hauled back to Alasks in custody. Most Americans mwould face such a situation if they failed to appear. It is time this type of thing stop. Equal treatment for all not just the powerful. Also is it not time to report on Todd's involvement in the Alaska seccession movement? Is that not the same type of group as Tim McVey belonged to when he bombed Oklahoms City. Enough of these freaks. That would include Mr McCain.

John   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

Who is Palin working for? McCain or Obama?

Every time Palin opens her mouth, Obama's poll numbers go up!!! Palin needs to keep talking with that "sweet but ignorant" tone of voice – it gets more votes for Obama, hon!!!

Hopeful in LA   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

To Kathy and others who question where Obama got his campaign money — He got it from the people. There are records that will prove it. I can tell you that I have never before contributed to a political campaign. My family is not wealthy — living from paycheck to paycheck — but this election is so important to us that we have contributed $5, $10, $15 dollars at a time to the Obama campaign. We believe in him and his message of hope and change. America deserves better than what we've gotten over the past 7+ years, and I (and millions like me) trust Obama/Biden to bring honor back to Washington, the focus back on the people (afterall, WE ARE the goverment) and to restore the respect and support of our allies around the world.

Allison   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

For Palin to call Obama a terrorist shows how desperate her and McCain are. Palin did nothing to help the campaign.

Mike in Texas   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

McInsane and Sarah Failin have lost any credibility they had. They have stooped to the lowest of lows and have sold their souls to the devil. Hey Sarah, you wanted to answer the questions America wants answers to. Here is my question: What are you going to do about the economy? I am part of America and I want an answer…….I am still waiting.

Eaze   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

Tyro, Racism is definitely alive and well in the U.S.; but not in the way you explain it.

Real Mavericks don't call themselves Mavericks!!!   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

McCain and Palin are not Mavericks!

Danny   October 6th, 2008 8:07 pm ET

COUNTRY FIRST INDEED.

We are so deep in financial crisis and looking for answers and here goes McCain and his robots throwing disgusting negativities to becloud the minds of Americans. This man is so foul its absolutely unbeliveable that he is not behind by 30% on the polls.
If they preach country first, they should stay on the ECONOMY.

The man has sold his soul to the devil!

Debbie   October 6th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

2008 may not be ready for a series of firsts; be it repulican or democrat. However, scary as it may be, here we go, no matter what. We're either going to have a black president, a first, or a woman as vice president, a first. Being totally optomistic; I'm hoping that will make a strong impact on whomever is elected. Being a "first" is always a lot to live up to, so leave your mark in history and make it great!
Debbie
Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Latinos for McCain   October 6th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

We Hispanics should recognize that a vote for Obama is a vote to become the forgotten minority – Obama will ensure that he pulls the wagon for every African in this country and other countries and leave us behind.
I sure won't vote for Obama – he can't be trusted

Latinos open your eyes

McCain/Palin08

Lou R   October 6th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

We are witnessing the crash and burning of the McCain/Palin campaign. McCain wasted many months in failing to organize a proactive campaign organization with an effective campaigning plan. There is much outdated and shallow political thinking in the campaign strategies, actions created by a light weight advisory group, a questionable VP choice and a poor fund raising appeal. Now, the campaign finds itself in a defensive position, attempting to play catch-up as the State polling shows a widening spread between the two candidates. Time is slipping by rapidly for the McCain/Palin combo.

Independent FL voter   October 6th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

Governor Fembot makes me sick. How dare she accuse anyone of anything, given her marriage to an anti-American secessionist. Google Joe Vogler, who founded the Alaskan Independence Party that Todd Palin belonged to for SEVEN YEARS. Read the filthy things he said about America, then remember that Governor Sarah Palin spoke at the AIP's convention THIS YEAR, saying "Good luck on a successful and inspiring convention. Keep up the good work, and God bless you."

Why doesn't someone ask Miss Winky about that?

Uncle John - North Carolina   October 6th, 2008 8:06 pm ET

Sorry McCain / Palin, there will be NO new reality TV Series entitled, "Beverly Hillbilities take on Washington !".

But, look on the bright side….she still has a chance to compete in another historical american race…..and thats against the Scarecrow ….. in his quest for a Brain. Actually, she pronounces her words more like the Lion…. dayum, she's multi-talented.

Seth   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

Obama shot hoops with the North Carolina Tar Heels during the primary. “You guys are leaving the next president of the United States wide open,” Coach Roy Williams jokingly yelled.

McCain failed to defend NC and now Obama is about to score a nice little road win on his way to the White House.

LEST   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

"In the face of impossible odds, people who love their country can change it". — Barack Obama

LET'S KEEP A POSITIVE ATTITUDE.

Don   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

While all this is nice, the only thing both campaigns along with CNN and MSNBC (I can't watch FOX, so I have no idea what they have been saying. The thought alone scares me.) have been able to focus on today is this garbage. Apparently it escaped them and both the campaigns that the economy is imploding and precious little is being said about how to fix it. At the rate we are going, it won't matter who wins, there won't be anything left.

Anonymous   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

We Hispanics should recognize that a vote for Obama is a vote to become the forgotten minority – Obama will ensure that he pulls the wagon for every African in this country and other countries and leave us behind.
I sure won't vote for Obama – he can't be trusted

Latinos open your eyes

McCain/Palin08

Maddie   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

What a total mess the Republican ticket has become.

davit   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

Thank God, election day is almost here. In just a few short months, our eight year long nightmare will be over. McCain will be left to ponder how he threw everything he once stood for away, Palin will be back in Alaska, never to be heard from again, and the country will truly begin to heal and resurrect itself under the leadership of a true statesman.

Obama/Biden '08

The guy that is smarter than you   October 6th, 2008 8:05 pm ET

Mack, you are asking why CNN is not researching the Obama connections that Palin/McCain are talking about. They have, and the results are posted. You just don't like the answers. Sorry Mack, but the truth hurts you.

Mark   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

Palin is so completely unqualified – I question McCain's judgment. I was on the fence but now I'm not voting for McCain if he can let this loose cannon whose knowledge of the world can fit on a pin head. I'm not that jazzed about Obama but at least he had the sense to pick a qualified vice president – that's what has tipped my vote.

Tyree in Virginia   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

I guess Racism is alive and flourishing, and its growing at the feet of the Republican Ticket.

Time to stop the underhanded racism and separation in America its time to say no Palin/McSame.

Obama/Biden 08

C   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

Hi Palin… did you know the President Bush knows the Bin Laden family? Does that make Bush a terrorist also??? The only terrorism would be to see you and McCain in the White House… now that is a terrifying throught! We are tired of people like you and trying to scare us into relinguishing some of our freedoms with your rediculous Mickie Mouse tactics! If you have no plan to help us… get the heck out of the way!!!

TrueIndependent   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

The McCain/Palin ticket truly is mediocre. Mediocrity is what got us in this mess. The electorate gets the leadership it deserves, I certainly do not deserve to be led by below-average guys. Really!

Pamela   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

McShame and Pa"lie" campaign is desparate. Your campaign is sinking…we will be spared after all. Nov 4th cannot get here fast enough!

Lynnette   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

Only after our personal finances were effected, did the American people take notice. Otherwise, we didn't take much thought into what our government was doing the past 8 years. they have literally had a blank check to play with. Sad.
OBAMA*BIDEN

Informed Voter   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

NC is going Blue!!!!!!!!!

no more trickle down economic, no more Keating economics no more McGraham deregulation!!!!!!!!!!

Cuban-mami-4-OBAMA   October 6th, 2008 8:04 pm ET

Do not fear, when Reagan was running for governor, he said that "IF WE HAVE MEDICARE IN OUR COUNTRY, WE WILL BECOME A SOCIALIST NATION"……….. Hmmmmmm. Does this sound familiar?

There are many far-right-folks ( I am a Christian and wont call them names) ……..saying that if OBAMA WINS THEY ARE MOVING.

Goodbye.

Amy   October 6th, 2008 8:03 pm ET

"…check out the vice president’s schedule…"

Ummm, Gov Palin, I hate to be the one to tell you, but you're not vice president yet!

Helen,Ft Lauderdale   October 6th, 2008 8:03 pm ET

Hey Repubs,

Your new President for 2009 will be Barack Obama and Joe Biden, Vice President. They are going to win and all the nasty, dirty, lying tricks Palin and McSame are trying to pull out of desperation because they realise they are losing will not change that.

Accept that they are going to lose and let's move on with getting this country back on its' feet.

Michigan Voter   October 6th, 2008 8:03 pm ET

I've heard that the reason for usually Republican neighborhoods sporting tons of Obama signs is that the owners are really going to vote McCain, but want to protect their property in