Muscatine

McCain is hillarious....we had so many better candidates......McCain was never the better candidate...just the lesser of 2 evils.....the article i read today states he's in the battle of his life to keep his seat.....

But as far as obumbler and his faith ....one would have to believe that he whole heartedly agreed with wright....if he disagreed why would he continue for 20 plus years to listen to wright spew the racism.........ive heard parts of obumblers books on tape....in his own voice and own words he is a racist.....he is bad for this country,,,,,,but mccain isnt a whole lot better.......i personally liked huckabee, i was up in the air on romney.....and im sure i will catch crap about it.....with a little more experience i really like palin....to me she comes off as down to earth, shes imperfect and doesnt hide it...like most other politicians...while i hope she doesnt run in 2012...a few more years of learning i would vote for her in 2016......

.....and speaking of politicians, GTA.  Everybody's implying with bad jokes that those Cajun politicians aren't smart.

But anybody who could build a city 10 feet below sea level in a hurricane zone and fill it with Democrats is a daggum genius.

Ba-da-boom.  Thanks folks....we'll be here all week.

So true DM...then of course u have those dems that keep their kick backs in the freezer....

Hi GTa

 I thought Romney would have been a good leader, but I am biased conserning his beleif system. Although too::: Kennedy was feared as a Catholic. I liked him, McCain. Though Palin wouldn't have been my choice, you do make a fair point. No candidate since Carter has come off as down to earth as she. Those issues of inexperience::: good one:::to be fair, Obama hadn't much either. The bridge to nowhere mess, her  admitted uncertainty in delivering a Downs child, and of course all those "gotcha" moments she had in interviews, didn't help her. My father always felt her selection, was a throw-in the towel move. I'm sure I'd enjoy PTA meetings with her, but in spite of that:::all in all, my money was with McCain. To those who have fully camped with Obama, I'm not dissing him as such. I just trusted McCain's angst and staying power in spite of The Keating turmoil and his admissions of standing with Bush 90% of his votes. He has been a fighter for the good of country most of his life.

Obama and wright? Like him or not, It's so hard to understand his staying a congregant all those years knowing what an outspoken hate dealer he truly was. That is my reason to question such associations as it were. I doubt that I would ever stay a member of any church that allowed it's pastor to be so blatantly vile toward his country. It could boil down to poor judgements????I don't know. As we all know, many of our leaders did little but trip over poor judgements in recent terms. It will be hugely interesting to see who comes forth to vie for the hot seat in 2012, and I for one, am sure it WILL be a hot one. Hurting still so:::Gnight all.

Lucy