Am I the only one who, beyond partisan politics, just SICK of hearing McCain's anger and yelling and

[Stinky The Clown]

non stop talk of 'fighting'.

I am totally sick of this bellicose motherfucker.

I admit to being so totally against anything republican that i can't see straight, but if I'm feeling this strong about it, how are 'undecideds' feeling? Are they sick of his crap, too or do they simply hear it differently?

[SpiralHawk]

1. He spouts the word "fight' over and over and over neurotically

Republicons are dividers, splitting up American unity, and starting meaningless, needless fights that suck up energy and resources, and trash the country.

Why don't McCain & the republicons try words like 'solve' 'build' 'construct' 'improve' 'restore' 'renew' or even 'heal' ?

Ptooey on their divisive, negative, got-no-vision-or-plan politics of FAIL.

[Cassandra]

8. If they could solve, build, construct, improve, restore, renew...

or even heal, they wouldn't be Republicans and crony capitalists.

[kansasblue]

2. I can't imagine feeling very good after a McCain/Palin rally.

I guess you go home and kick the dog.

[mwb970]

3. He is certainly the *angriest* candidate I have ever seen.

McCain seems to have no control over his emotions, possibly related to PTSD from his "Hanoi Hilton" stay. Yes, I too am sick of hearing him shouting in trembling rage all the time. He is so not what America is about. What a sick loser!

[DarthDem]

4. Not Just You

He is the most unappealing candidate on a major party ticket that I can remember (although I'm "only" in my late 30s, so I missed Nixon). He is just horrible to look at, his voice grates, his teeth grate, his message is atrocious, he looks like he's about to suck your blood when he tries that insincere smile . . . .

Wow. What's not to like?

Epic fail.

[saltpoint]

5. Agree. He's tangled up in his own desperation at this

point and spinning like a dust-devil. He's like one of those sorry guys in old Western films left too long in the desert and left to die.

Not a whole lot in the way of leadership skills to credit, IMO.

Worst Republican campaign of my lifetime.

[SpiralHawk]

7. Worse than Commander AWOL Bush & Five Military Deferments Cheney?

Wow. That's saying something...

[saltpoint]

9. Well, a case could be made that the entire list of GOP nominees

is a cadre of thieves and thugs and fixers.

Picking just one is difficult, granted.

[katandmoon]

6. It's such a turn off, especially after 8 years of Bush's hissy fits.

That's one of the things that has made me come to appreciate Barak Obama more than this Hillary Clinton supporter ever really thought she could. He is so thoughtful and unflappable.

[143tbone]

10. The one thing that I hope changes with an Obama presidency

is this unshakable feeling I have that there is NO common ground between republicans and progressives. I have come to believe that there is an impenetrable difference between us. This difference is magnified in times of crisis. You ask about undecideds. Damned if I know. Probably a whole bunch of different reasons there. People just waiting around for others to do their information gathering for them. So whoever talks first and loudest to them gets their vote.
The way most people have come to a total aversion of bush's voice and mannerisms, many of us have come to feel that already about mccain and palin. I can't stand looking or listening to either one of them.