The presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Sen. John "F--- You" McCain is ramping up and beginning to define the now presumptive Democrat nominee, Sen. Barack Hussien Obama http://www.townhall.com/news/politics-elections/2008/06/04/mccain_alters_obama_slogan_to_his_own_liking.
By making a change in slogans, tweaking the "Change" mantra that the Obamaiacs tout it is a way for Sen. "F--- You" McCain to tout his years of experience and leadership.
And by challenging Sen. Barack to the town hall meeting concept that he excels at http://www.townhall.com/news/politics-elections/2008/06/04/mccain_challenges_obama_on_town_hall_meetings, Sen. "F--- You" McCain is going to show the American people that Sen. Barack is not ready for the big leagues. And also, even if they keep the debate format for the upcoming election, I think that Sen. "F--- You" McCain's senatorial debating skills will outshine the rhetorical flourishes of Sen. Barack. The other great aspect about the town hall meeting format is that it is where Sen. Barack does poorest. Whenever he is off the teleprompter, Sen. Barack tends to, oh lets just say, go off track a bit.
It is imperative that Sen. "F--- You" McCain define Sen. Barack and now. He needs to do two things. Plant seeds of doubt in voters minds and tout himself as a real change leader. I think that he can do both.
Most important is this. Last year at this time, all the pundit class, and many a blogger wrote off Sen. "F--- You" McCain. The polling at the time was abysmal. We were being told that it is inevitable-Rudy vs. Hillary (he! he! he!). And now, it is McCain-Obama. And, Sen. "F--- You" McCain was mired in last place behind several lesser known candidates. Never, and I mean never underestimate this man.
One hopes that Sen. Barack does not see this until it is too late.
2 comments:
64 is on the straight talk express!!! you think the maverick can keep himself out of the ditch this election, huh?... mr. mccain has the event of a black man becoming president to overcome, and that may be more of a decider then any issue!!!
Yes, I would normally agree. The overiding reason I am on the Express (No, I can't call it the "Straight Talk"!) is twofold. The War Against Islamofacsist Terror and judges on the federal courts. On those two issues, I have to be with Sen. "F--- You" McCain. And, I think the "bloom" will fade quickly from the Barack rose. Sen. Barack is without a doubt the most left-wing candidate nominated by a political party in our lifetimes. Even more to the left than McGovern. That is Sen. "F--- You" McCain's job now. To drive that point home to the American people. You know Sen. "F--- You" McCain was not my choice, but it is what we have and I don't leave the party when I do not get what I want.
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