i was just tired of the line that mccain voted with bush 90% of the time....first off bush doesn't have a vote....and a good portion of the votes in the senate are darn near unanimous.....making many democrats just like mccain and bush, using obama's methodology...
You might've credited Dick Morris for the pasted article (Note to readers: most of the piece is pasted here on this poll, but for the complete article, entitled "Dems's Big Blunder and McCain's Big Chance," you can find it here.) -Morris is a real spinmeister, alright. Notice that a lot of these positions that he mentions are almost decade old. For example, although McCain voted against the Bush tax cuts, he now fully supports them and is campaigning on the idea of extending them. Morris' "analysis" is flawed in many ways. I can take it apart point-by-point if you need me too. -You know, I recognized that phrase "virtual blueprint" and said to myself, "Aha! It's Dick Morris!" You know that the guy was an advisor to both Bill Clinton and Trent Lott? I wonder if he personally believes in anything... he seems content to argue either side of an issue. Oh, and about that energy bill? The National Review's Roy Cordato calls it a simple "hidden energy tax." Really, there isn't much to it, certainly not enough to call it a "virtual blueprint" of anything. And I suspect that Dick Morris knows that as well as I do.
If I am viewing the information correctly, the democrats are unlike McCain because they support Bush more than he does. That makes Obama's claims wrong, thus rendering his methodology useless. IDK.....maybe my thinking is backwards on this, or I am not understanding the question. :-) Either way, supporting one's president isn't necessarily a bad thing.
sorry bmccue7, actually it was not from dick morris....part was from the boortz website and the op ed 'hunt for sarah october' by john fund....
thanks
Great poll, officeshrew!
i was just tired of the line that mccain voted with bush 90% of the time....first off bush doesn't have a vote....and a good portion of the votes in the senate are darn near unanimous.....making many democrats just like mccain and bush, using obama's methodology...
You might've credited Dick Morris for the pasted article (Note to readers: most of the piece is pasted here on this poll, but for the complete article, entitled "Dems's Big Blunder and McCain's Big Chance," you can find it here.) -Morris is a real spinmeister, alright. Notice that a lot of these positions that he mentions are almost decade old. For example, although McCain voted against the Bush tax cuts, he now fully supports them and is campaigning on the idea of extending them. Morris' "analysis" is flawed in many ways. I can take it apart point-by-point if you need me too. -You know, I recognized that phrase "virtual blueprint" and said to myself, "Aha! It's Dick Morris!" You know that the guy was an advisor to both Bill Clinton and Trent Lott? I wonder if he personally believes in anything... he seems content to argue either side of an issue. Oh, and about that energy bill? The National Review's Roy Cordato calls it a simple "hidden energy tax." Really, there isn't much to it, certainly not enough to call it a "virtual blueprint" of anything. And I suspect that Dick Morris knows that as well as I do.
Son of a......Polls logged me out before I posted. ^^^me :-)
If I am viewing the information correctly, the democrats are unlike McCain because they support Bush more than he does. That makes Obama's claims wrong, thus rendering his methodology useless. IDK.....maybe my thinking is backwards on this, or I am not understanding the question. :-) Either way, supporting one's president isn't necessarily a bad thing.