--- I think John McCain has made this entire election the JOKE of the century!--

[1corona4u]

It really pisses me off that he has treated this whole election like a fucking school yard game. He should be ashamed. I know he's not, but he hasn't even taken this seriously if you ask me. It's always a game to him, which chess piece to move, what pass to throw, etc.

I really hope the public sees that too. THIS is what we would have should he slither his way into the WH.



But that's not going to happen.

[all.of.me]

1. I agree.

I said the same thing about Palin here last week - she seems to make this a game. 'Let's see what I can manipulate in Alaska.' 'Let's see what I can manipulate in the lower 48.' 'Let's see how far I can push the envelope.' 'How many lies can I tell, and how far will that get me?' To me, it feels like it's all a game to her cheerleader little self. (No offense to cheerleaders - I have one.)

I also sense a lack of sincerity on McCain's part. He is trying to see what he can get away with, having no respect for the process, other people, least of all himself. Maybe he doesn't know how!

But he has certainly turned this into a mockery. It's surreal.

[1corona4u]

2. It's just despicable, and unacceptable to me.

[vanderBeth]

3. Agreed

This should be considered a joke in the world of politics.

[alsame]

4. That was the consensus at my dog park today. People are

angry that the GOP would nominate 2 totally unqualified and unsuitable people. Outrage about Palin, that she's a dangerous joke and it shows how irresponsible McCain is (and would be as President) if she is an example of his 'judgment'. This is suburban NY, but even I was surprised that in a group of about 30 people, there was not one positive comment about either McCain or Palin.