Dear John McCain,
Nice to hear tonight, again, that you — YOU! — know how to “get” Osama Bin Laden and, apparently, no one else does. I’m wondering, though… If you do, indeed, know how to get Osama Bin Laden, and have known how to get Osama Bin Laden for some of the seven years since the World Trade Center attack, can you please tell us
WHY
THE
FUCK
HAVE
YOU
NOT
TOLD
THE
MILITARY,
THE
C.I.A.,
BLACKWATER,
ANYONE?!?!?!?
WHY HAVE YOU BEEN KEEPING THIS SECRET FROM THE AUTHORITIES WHO COULD BE PUTTING YOUR PLAN INTO ACTION, MISTER P.O.W. FUCKING WAR HERO?
Love,
The World
P.S.: You do know that calling your opponent “that one” is going to stick to you like your incessant reach-arounds to David Petraeus, don’t you? Nothing lays bare your campaign’s slimy demonization of Obama as “the other” better than your demeaning little aside. Good call.
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The CNN polls are favouring Obama–and, when it comes to the economy, by double digits. Cindy’s going to need to double her OxyContin tonight!
Smirking, trying-for-cheerful McCain is exponentially creepier than sour, cranky McCain. His hatred and contempt for Obama shine through even more clearly.
When selecting live lobster from a tank for one’s dinner, a dress shirt from a display case, a paint chip at the hardware store, ‘that one’ is a perfectly serviceable phrase. When used to refer to another human being, the phrase reeks of bigotry. What is it, exactly, in John McCain’s mind, that comes after such a phrase? One of what, John? Isn’t that where the phrase is headed? Isn’t it?
Wow, he seems like a GIANT ASSHOLE in that clip…
I’m still waiting to download the clip tonight, when all our bandwidth is available.
Er, download the debate…
And did you notice they did not shake hands afterward?
I’m sitting here, watching Hacking Democracy on HBO2, and getting angrier by the second.
The debate showed, quite clearly to me, that Obama was clearly more clueful about the state of the USA, and had actual *plans* to fix things. McCain was just doing his usual same-old-same-old pseudo-reach-around politics to make people “feel good” but not do anything *for* them.
All I can say is I hope they don’t steal *this* election, too.
Bless you, BLESS YOU, for that letter!
Well, I think McCain wanted to say “That Darkie”… but his campaign managers put the kibosh on it.
McCain was incredibly difficult to watch without swearing at the television set. The “my friends” catch phrase was creepy and revolting, and when he called Obama “that one” I wanted to bitch slap him into yesterday (right where he belongs). The suggestion that Obama is someone so low and vile “he can’t be named” was pitiful, and an incredibly embarrassing low tide mark in McCain’s campaign. Whatever credibility this man may have had has been squandered. What a disgraceful man.