Mccain must be living in his own echo chamber. Time for another suspension.

I wish Wallace had played one of the robocalls with McCain sitting right there, with the camera on McCain's face. Make the bastard squirm on camera.

Professor Frink must be outraged at what McCain is making the AT-5000 Auto-Dialer do.

Aw, would you listen to the gibberish they've got you saying, it's sad and alarming. You were designed to alert schoolchildren about snow days and such. Well, let's get you home to Frinky. Hope your wheels still work, bw-hey!

Mr. Wallace:
Senator McCain just defended his campaign robocalls one your show as 100 percent true. One call I received says Bill Ayers "killed Americans." That is not true at all, according to factcheck.org (see below). The next time you and other Fox newspersons interview the senator on this subject, please refer to these facts.

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/he_lied_about_bill_ayers.html

Bill Ayers' notoriety dates from the radical, anti-Vietnam War group he helped to start in 1969, splintering off from the activist Students for a Democratic Society. The members of the new group, the Weather Underground, favored shows of violence to further their cause. On March 6, 1970, though, three of them blew themselves up in a Greenwich Village townhouse during a bomb-making session gone badly awry. Ayers and his fellow Weathermen, as they were called, soon dropped out of sight.

Barack Obama was 8 years old at the time.

The Weather Underground continued setting off bombs, including one in a men's lavatory in the Capitol building in 1971 and another in a women's restroom in the Pentagon in 1972. Nobody was killed, due to evacuation warnings the Weathermen sent out in advance.

Several other Weather Underground alums, including Kathy Boudin, along with some members of a group calling itself the Black Liberation Army, were involved in a bungled 1981 robbery of a Brinks truck in Nanuet, N.Y., in which a security guard and two policemen were killed. Ayers and Dohrn have never been publicly tied to the incident, which took place after they had turned themselves in. Dohrn was jailed for seven months for refusing to provide a handwriting sample to the grand jury investigating it.

McCain/Palin is the WORST campaign for US President in my lifetime. Base, Stupid, Unethical.

He's running on empty. There's nothing left for him to say but spout false attacks and then defend the smear. Loser.

http://www.pufferfish.typepad.com/

While McCain is lying about his lies, he justifies it by saying that it is all about getting Obama to quit lying. Delusional, alternate universe thinking at its best.

McCain/Palin is the WORST campaign for US President in my lifetime. Base, Stupid, Unethical.

Posted by MikeBoyScout

I agree, but find it disturbing that, apparently, poll numbers have tightened. If, god forbid, they end up squeaking this on out, I guess the lesson for Dems, in 2012, will be to go negative, don't talk about issues, and do everything you can to destroy your opponent's character. It's disgusting.

McCain's Campaign has stopped trying to win, they're out now to set-up deep divides in order to exploit them in 2010 midterms, and even in 2012 GE.

So here's the scenario: what did the sadist say to the masochist when the masochist pleaded with the sadist to kick him in the face?

He said, "no" of course.

Who then who is the sadist and who is the masochist?

Judging by the tightening race, I'd say that McCain is the sadist and those undecideds who have now decided to vote for him as panhandlers for pain.

Ask and ye shall receive.

panhandlers for pain

Now that is good!

McCain has contempt and jealousy written all over his wrinkled face.

On Maher's Real Time, Ben Affleck said that he likes Palin because, after some goading, that she represents a demographic of America that democrats look down on. Coming from a celebrity that says something.

Although I do not like her as much as he does (gee, I hardly know her), I think he has a point. It's that ol' elitism thing, but it is not without some weight.

I think that Obama understands this too.

"That is absolutely true"? I don't think so, Senator.

From Wikipedia's entry on "lie":

"Lying by omission: One lies by omission by omitting an important fact, deliberately leaving another person with a misconception. Lying by omission includes failures to correct pre-existing misconceptions. A husband may tell his wife he was out at a store, which is true, but lie by omitting the fact that he also visited his mistress, although it is disputable whether or not this is actually a lie. In most cases, the person has not directly denied a truth, but merely omitted some part of what transpired."

"Misleading: A misleading statement is one where there is no outright lie, but there still remains the purpose of making someone believe in an untruth."

"Contextual lies: One can state part of the truth out of context, knowing that without complete information, it gives a false impression. Likewise, one can actually state accurate facts, yet deceive with them. To say "yeah, that's right, I slept with your best friend" utilizing a sarcastic, offended tone, may cause the listener to assume the speaker did not mean what he said, when in fact he did."

I think McCain made a bucket list and being President is on it. He is absolutely horrified that he is going to be denied his heart's dream, especially that he is going to be denied by Obama.

In addition to the insinuation, aren't there parts of the lie that are lies as well?

With regard to John Lewis associating McCain/Palin with George Wallace, church bombings, etc. (which is a large part of the video) Obama explained in the 3rd debate that he'd publicly criticised Lewis for that. Lewis had also issued a revised statement admitting that that part of his statement was over the top (which is actually open to debate). McCain knew those things long before the 3rd debate but apparently refuses to recognize them unless Obama "repudiates" Lewis. With McCain, it's "my way or the highway," especially when his precious feelings are hurt. Don't know about the rest of the video not shown here, but if Chris Wallace didn't point this out to McCain, that would be yet another example of the lazy million-dollar media.

Inundated a few months ago, Mary-Kay Gamel, literature professor at U.C. Santa Cruz disabused all inquirers as to her purported authorship of an account of one family's nightmare week-long vacation to Turtle Island in Fiji circa 2000 WITH THE McCAIN CLAN.

The same account can now be found on Neil Young's website, authored by Doctor Ana Dubey who is a practicing psychologist in San Francisco.

Given the amazing allegations made in the written account, it is not hard to understand why a mainstream media outlet or a political or current events website would touch it. Why suffer a storm of attack dogs, storm troopers (digital and otherwise) and Gordon Liddy wannabes?

Why would a major artist such as singer/songwriter Neil Young hazard the blowback from acting as an agent publicizing the allegations. He is known as having supported Ronald Reagan's re-election in 1984 and no one excepting a certifiable kook would suspect him of being a Rove operator of the left. He would not be so stupid as to feature the allegations in the way that he has without his lawyer and his record label's lawyers vetting Ms. Dubey and her allegations in equal measure.

Moreover, it is well known that Neil's father has had a career in journalism in Canada and has been quite well known and respected north of the border.

Artist Young has deep pockets. His label has deep pockets and the McCains can surely afford the finest lawyers in the nation.

Wake up people; there may likely be gold here:

http://www.neilyoung.com/lwwtoday/index.html