The Audacity of Ego - Boston Globe
Obama’s Prayerful Stagecraft – National Review Online
McCain Gains On Obama in Poll – ABC News
Why You Think Obama Is Dangerous – Canada Free Press
McCain Wins Rochester Again – Fosters Democrat
McCain campaign: Obama shortchanged injured troops - AP
John McCain: One Prisoner of War's Fresh Appraisal of U.S. in 1973 – US News and World Report
Why Obama snubbed the troops: no photo op allowed - Hot Air
Obama: I Have Become a Symbol - Washington Post
McCain Promotes Drilling for Oil Off the US Coast – USA Today
Women voters aren't warming to 'cool' Obama – Chicago Sun
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Monday, July 28, 2008
Obama: McCain 'Wildly Inappropriate' for Wounded Troop Criticism
From the AP McCain campaign: Obama shortchanged injured troops
First Posted at: Obama: McCain 'Wildly Inappropriate' for Wounded Troop Criticism
Republican John McCain's campaign on Saturday sharply criticized Democratic rival Barack Obama for canceling a visit to wounded troops in Germany, contending Obama chose foreign leaders and cheering Europeans over "injured American heroes."If Senator Obama sought to avoid 'politicization' of his scheduled meeting with the troops, why not ditch the cameras and campaign staff and go visit the injured soldiers quietly under the radar? Apparently it is 'wildly inappropriate' and 'disingenuous' for Senator McCain to confront Senator Obama with facts. The facts remain, as they have from the begining, the Pentagon never told Senator Obama he couldn't visit the hospital simply that he could not campaign there. The facts are that Obama first said he didn't go because he thought it was 'inappropriate' to visit the troops on his campaign's dime. Then he blamed it on the Pentagon. So Senator Obama and his campaign can be express outrage at the McCain campaign if they'd like, but McCain isn't the one snubbed wounded American soldiers.
Obama's campaign called the accusation "wildly inappropriate." His spokesman has claimed that the visit to a military hospital in Germany was scrapped after the Pentagon raised concerns about political activity on a military base. Earlier, though, the campaign had said Obama decided the visit might be seen as inappropriate politicking. However, the Pentagon said the senator was never told not to visit.
"Senator McCain knows full well that Senator Obama strongly supports and honors our troops, which is what makes this attack so disingenuous. This politicization of our soldiers is exactly what Senator Obama sought to avoid," Vietor said.
Obama was flying from London to Chicago on Saturday when the McCain campaign issued a statement from Joe Repya, a retired Army colonel who said Obama had broken a commitment to visit the wounded Americans.
"Several explanations were offered, none was convincing and each was at odds with the statements of American military leaders," Repya said. "For a young man so apt at playing president, Barack Obama badly misjudged the important demands of the office he seeks."
First Posted at: Obama: McCain 'Wildly Inappropriate' for Wounded Troop Criticism
Friday, July 25, 2008
Barack Obama Cancels Visit with Troops
The Wall Street Journal Reports...
NBC and Hot Air are now confirming that Obama did not visit the troops because press would not be allowed to also attend.
Why Obama snubbed the troops: no photo op allowed
MSNBC First Read
Obama No Cameras Then No Troops
The Obama camp said they canceled the event after the Pentagon ruled it was a campaign event, and needed to be funded from the senator’s election kitty.How about visiting the troops without the media tagging along, then it wouldn't look like a campaign event. Senator Obama is spending $5 on advertising during the Olympics, but won't visit wounded soldiers on his campaign's dime? Apparently, it's more important for him to have the media take pictures of him at the Ritz Carlton gym lifting weights, than to take a moment leave the press behind and talk to the people who defend this country.
“Senator Obama did not want to have a trip to see our wounded warriors perceived as a campaign event when his visit was to show his appreciation for our troops and decided instead not to go,” Obama advisor, retired Gen. Scott Gration, said in a statement.
NBC and Hot Air are now confirming that Obama did not visit the troops because press would not be allowed to also attend.
Why Obama snubbed the troops: no photo op allowed
MSNBC First Read
Obama No Cameras Then No Troops
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Around the Web
Here are blogs from a range of people of different persuasion who are all supporting John McCain.
Monday, July 7, 2008
Obama News Articles
Clinton Supporters Offer to Help McCain - The Atlantic
Clinton Supporters will Defect - Drudge Report
How Many Hard Core Clinton Supporters will Defect? - Tampa Bay
Poll: Some Clinton Supporters Still Not Embracing Obama - CNN
Hillary Supporters Are Still Not Supporting Obama - Political Lore
John McCain finds cheerleader to rattle Obama - Times Online UK
Clinton's supporters not yet reconciled to vote for Obama - The Economic Times
Obama Strikes First - Real Clear Politics
Who's Smearing Whom - Politico
Obama said oops on 6 state Senate votes - L.A. Times
Obama's Public Funding Reversal Shows Character Flaw - USA Today
Mr. Obama's Waffle - Washington Post
Obama to 'Refine' Iraq Plan - Politico
Obama Struggles to Explain Iraq Stance - ABC
Obama Voters Protest His Switch on Telecom Immunity - NYT
Obama's Dodge on Handguns - Washington Post
The Ever Malleable Mr. Obama - Washington Post
The Two Obama's - NYT
A Man of Seasonal Principles - Real Clear Politics
Notes from the DLC: Obama Disses the Centrists - TimeHill Yes! O No! - Washington Post
McCain Hunts Clinton Supporters - CNN
Clinton Supporters Protest Outside Obama Finance Meeting in DC - ABC Blog
Three Weeks Later Still No Unity in Unity - Hot Air
Obama's Get Over It Moment with Women - NYT Caucus Blog
“P.U.M.A” (Party Unity My A**) - Fox Greta Wire
Bill Clinton says Barack Obama must 'kiss my ass' for his support -
Telegraph UK
Bill Clinton Tells Friends Obama Can Kiss His Butt - Fox News
Clinton supporters plan DNC rules committee protest - You Decide 2008
Democratic Party Poised for an Ugly End - CBS News
Sunday, July 6, 2008
Clinton for McCain Radio Launched
Press Release from Clintons 4 McCain
Washington, DC - Working to empower voters nationwide, the maverick group of Hillary Clinton supporters, Clintons4McCain, has launched a new weekly radio show. The interactive 60-minute show, originating from cities across the United States, will focus on politics and current affairs ignored by the Main Stream Media. The show will air every Saturday from 5pm to 6pm EST on the BlogTALKRadio network. Anyone with a computer can listen from anywhere in the world at www.blogtalkradio.com/clintons4mccain and listeners can take part in the conversation by calling (347) 633-9273.
The Clintons4McCain radio show will include interviews with nationally-known newsmakers and Washington insiders, plus allow disaffected voters to voice their frustrations over the 2008 Democratic primary season. "Our goal is to educate voters, help shape America's future and to do the job the American media should have been doing all along," said the group's founder, Cristi Adkins.
Adkins, featured on the Fox News Channel, CNN, the Washington Post and dozens of other media outlets, will join other concerned voters - Anne Franklin and Peter Boykin - as rotating hosts for the show. "People don't think their voice matters," said Carlson. "This show will allow voters to express their viewpoints and take a stand against this year's unjust and fraudulent election process."
Opponents have accused Clintons4McCain members of being republican operatives, a charge the group finds amusing. "We're real voters - Democrats, Independents and moderate Republicans" said Anne Franklin. "Clinton is our first preference. If, somehow Hillary pulls off the nomination before August, we'll no longer be Clintons4McCain, we'll be Clintons4Hillary!"
Peter Boykin says, "It's no secret that many Hillary supporters are extremely disgruntled over Barack Obama being "anointed" the Democratic presidential nominee by special interest groups, not elected by American voters. That's why we're seeing an ever-growing coalition of groups banding together, fighting to take America back!"
For more information about Clintons 4 McCain, visit their website at www.clintons4mccain.com. If you'd like to suggest interview topics or schedule guest speakers, email Catherine Couch at nomeansnobama@hotmail.com or contact Cristi Adkins at cristi@clintons4mccain.com. Registration for BlogTalkRadio is easy, just go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/register.aspx.
Washington, DC - Working to empower voters nationwide, the maverick group of Hillary Clinton supporters, Clintons4McCain, has launched a new weekly radio show. The interactive 60-minute show, originating from cities across the United States, will focus on politics and current affairs ignored by the Main Stream Media. The show will air every Saturday from 5pm to 6pm EST on the BlogTALKRadio network. Anyone with a computer can listen from anywhere in the world at www.blogtalkradio.com/clintons4mccain and listeners can take part in the conversation by calling (347) 633-9273.
The Clintons4McCain radio show will include interviews with nationally-known newsmakers and Washington insiders, plus allow disaffected voters to voice their frustrations over the 2008 Democratic primary season. "Our goal is to educate voters, help shape America's future and to do the job the American media should have been doing all along," said the group's founder, Cristi Adkins.
Adkins, featured on the Fox News Channel, CNN, the Washington Post and dozens of other media outlets, will join other concerned voters - Anne Franklin and Peter Boykin - as rotating hosts for the show. "People don't think their voice matters," said Carlson. "This show will allow voters to express their viewpoints and take a stand against this year's unjust and fraudulent election process."
Opponents have accused Clintons4McCain members of being republican operatives, a charge the group finds amusing. "We're real voters - Democrats, Independents and moderate Republicans" said Anne Franklin. "Clinton is our first preference. If, somehow Hillary pulls off the nomination before August, we'll no longer be Clintons4McCain, we'll be Clintons4Hillary!"
Peter Boykin says, "It's no secret that many Hillary supporters are extremely disgruntled over Barack Obama being "anointed" the Democratic presidential nominee by special interest groups, not elected by American voters. That's why we're seeing an ever-growing coalition of groups banding together, fighting to take America back!"
For more information about Clintons 4 McCain, visit their website at www.clintons4mccain.com. If you'd like to suggest interview topics or schedule guest speakers, email Catherine Couch at nomeansnobama@hotmail.com or contact Cristi Adkins at cristi@clintons4mccain.com. Registration for BlogTalkRadio is easy, just go to http://www.blogtalkradio.com/register.aspx.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
The No Unity Report Launches
The No Unity Report has launched. It will keep track of the 'No Unity' movement within the Democratic party from an outside perspective. The No Unity Report provides main stream media reports on this movement, including clips of 'No Unity' or 'Puma' members stating their case on the news. Readers are encouraged to submit news stories.
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