Major McCain Flip-Flops

Keith Olbermann does a quick rundown of some of McCain's most blatant flip-flops.

Olbermann: In 2006 he (McCain) said on Hardball, 'I think that gay marriage should be allowed,' Then after the commercial break, he added, 'I do not believe that gay marriages should be legal.' "

Plenty more in the video.

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

Dark__Link

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

McCain is a big flip flopper

He's obviously just spewing what the public wants to here, though

At least McCain has actually held some type of legal job before, unlike his competitor with NO experience who just talks a big game but wont execute it.

By the way, McCain has done more with his life than most will so quit dissing him. 0wn3d

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

Dark__Link

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What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

SpaceMoose

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

Well yes, I was kinda hoping...

[QUOTE="Dark__Link"]

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

SpaceMoose

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

Dude making political threads is embarrasing. This topic is stupid and needs to be shut down.

Keith Olbermann? Wow

He's honestly one of the most pathetic human beings I have ever seen. You see his show always loses in the ratings to Bill O'Reilly, so Keith Olbermann calls Bill O'Reilly "the worst person in the world" almost every day on his show.

Obama has flip-flopped just as much. The thing is he has absolutey no record because he has no experience. He missed more votes than any other senator, so people don't really know what he stands for.

And I really couldn't care less if McCain flip-flops. I would do anything to keep this inexperienced, racist man, Barack Obama, out of office in 2008.

[QUOTE="SpaceMoose"][QUOTE="Dark__Link"]

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

tenczas9

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

Dude making political threads is embarrasing. This topic is stupid and needs to be shut down.

Agreed

[QUOTE="SpaceMoose"][QUOTE="Dark__Link"]

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

tenczas9

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

Dude making political threads is embarrasing. This topic is stupid and needs to be shut down.

I don't know. I would think that bothering to respond - twice even - to threads that you supposedly don't care about would be more "embarassing."

Keith Olbermann? Wow

He's honestly one of the most pathetic human beings I have ever seen. You see his show always loses in the ratings to Bill O'Reilly, so Keith Olbermann calls Bill O'Reilly "the worst person in the world" almost every day on his show.

Obama has flip-flopped just as much. The thing is he has absolutey no record because he has no experience. He missed more votes than any other senator, so people don't really know what he stands for.

And I really couldn't care less if McCain flip-flops. I would do anything to keep this inexperienced, racist man, Barack Obama, out of office in 2008.

jbz7890

I agree. Olbermann has absolutely no class.

[QUOTE="SpaceMoose"][QUOTE="Dark__Link"]

What are you trying to do? Do you honestly think you're going to sway anyone's vote?

You have your opinion and that's great, don't waste space and everyone's time with this garbage.

tenczas9

Do you honestly think that I won't post stuff like this because you don't like it?

Dude making political threads is embarrasing. This topic is stupid and needs to be shut down.

Hmm, maybe a favorite potato chip thread or a "I just got dumped" thread would be more to your taste?

Who cares if he flip-flops? Anyone is better than Barack Hussein Obama.

Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|Master_Sword91

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|trickmyster13

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

Olberman is pretty much the Liberal version of Bill O'Reilly.

And I've seen a lot of flip flopping by both Obama and McCain. God help this country, this is gonna be another rough 4 years.

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[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|jbz7890

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

What's up with mentioning Obama's middle name?

[QUOTE="jbz7890"][QUOTE="trickmyster13"]

[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|Colbert_Nation

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

What's up with mentioning Obama's middle name?

Why are you defensive about his middle name? Does it seem controversial to you? Does it remind you of a mass murderer? Does it sound Muslim to you?

[QUOTE="Colbert_Nation"][QUOTE="jbz7890"][QUOTE="trickmyster13"]

[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|jbz7890

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

What's up with mentioning Obama's middle name?

Why are you defensive about his middle name? Does it seem controversial to you? Does it remind you of a mass murderer? Does it sound Muslim to you?

Just asking. I don't call the republican presidential nominee John Sidney McCain, and I'm pretty sure McCain supporters don't call him that either.

[QUOTE="Colbert_Nation"][QUOTE="jbz7890"][QUOTE="trickmyster13"]

[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|jbz7890

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

What's up with mentioning Obama's middle name?

Why are you defensive about his middle name? Does it seem controversial to you? Does it remind you of a mass murderer? Does it sound Muslim to you?

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

I also think Obama is inexperienced, but when it's November, I'm voting for him. McCain, in my opinion, allied himself too closely with Bush & Co.Colbert_Nation

Who cares if he flip-flops? Anyone is better than Barack Hussein Obama.

jbz7890

That picture of him with the Turban.. that's traditional Kenyan dress and they are a CHRISTIAN people, Muslims are a very small part of Kenya, only 10%.

So that's the dress style of a Christan people and people are making him out to be Muslim.

Ignorance is bliss I guess.

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

ViolentPressure

What about Obama pandering to the religious right?famicommander

What about it? What does that have to do with the video?

Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. bman784

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

[QUOTE="jbz7890"][QUOTE="Colbert_Nation"][QUOTE="jbz7890"][QUOTE="trickmyster13"]

[QUOTE="Master_Sword91"]Atleast McCain knows there are only 50 states and puts his hand over his heart during the nation anthem:|ViolentPressure

Well those are the 2 most important things for me when deciding who to vote for, thanks for making my decision this election so much easier!

The two most important things should be experience and political ideology. Too bad Barack Hussein Obama has neither.

What's up with mentioning Obama's middle name?

Why are you defensive about his middle name? Does it seem controversial to you? Does it remind you of a mass murderer? Does it sound Muslim to you?

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

[QUOTE="ViolentPressure"]

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

DivergeUnify

Well first of all, his dad was born Christian, then converted to Islam later on and then became an atheist when he started going to university. So both his parents were highly educated atheists.

Anyway, Kenya is a Christian country and that doesn't change the fact that the dress he was wearing is something worn by a Christan culture.

[QUOTE="DivergeUnify"][QUOTE="ViolentPressure"]

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

ViolentPressure

Well first of all, his dad was born Christian, then converted to Islam later on and then became an atheist when he started going to university. So both his parents were highly educated atheists.

Anyway, Kenya is a Christian country and that doesn't change the fact that the dress he was wearing is something worn by a Christan culture.

[QUOTE="bman784"]Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. DivergeUnify

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

Ron Paul is one of the only people in congress who refuses to recognize genocides all over the world, even on bipartisan bills to recognize things like the Armenian genocide or genocide in the former Yugoslavia, you will find Ron Paul to be the only person saying no, America should not recognize these events as genocide.

Goes to show you alot about his personality.

[QUOTE="bman784"]Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. DivergeUnify

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

[QUOTE="ViolentPressure"][QUOTE="DivergeUnify"][QUOTE="ViolentPressure"]

I think that's what the Republicans are going for.

Kind of sad how they are trying to make him out to be a muslim, when his father was an atheist and he is Christian.

DivergeUnify

Well first of all, his dad was born Christian, then converted to Islam later on and then became an atheist when he started going to university. So both his parents were highly educated atheists.

Anyway, Kenya is a Christian country and that doesn't change the fact that the dress he was wearing is something worn by a Christan culture.

Yea, even places with Muslims have scientists and highly educated people who are very likely to be atheists.....

[QUOTE="DivergeUnify"]

[QUOTE="bman784"]Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. bman784

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

His repeated genocide denial doesn't strike me as very leftist.....

If there was an incredibly blunt, forceful politician who wasn't a libertarian, I'd probably be on board. Unfortunately, the United States doesn't have any very coherent or reasonable far left parties, so at the moment I'm stuck with the democratic party. Obama was looking great until he won the nomination and started his move to the center, thus proving that he is indeed a typical politician.bman784

Obama appearing as a Christian to the public eye doesn't make anything better. Most likely he is an Atheist and just masquerading as a Christian for the sake of his campaign. Either way, Dog bless him. He's on the right track.CreamBeav

Don't be so surprised, even the Catholic church is full of atheists masquerading (especially in the past). That's just the way the world is, it's very hostile to atheists, you have to pretend.

The few times I get asked what my religion is on real documents, I usually just say... umm I'm not very religion, but I believe in god.... that keeps them happy : /

[QUOTE="bman784"][QUOTE="DivergeUnify"]

[QUOTE="bman784"]Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. ViolentPressure

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

His repeated genocide denial doesn't strike me as very leftist.....

[QUOTE="bman784"]If there was an incredibly blunt, forceful politician who wasn't a libertarian, I'd probably be on board. Unfortunately, the United States doesn't have any very coherent or reasonable far left parties, so at the moment I'm stuck with the democratic party. Obama was looking great until he won the nomination and started his move to the center, thus proving that he is indeed a typical politician.famicommander

[QUOTE="DivergeUnify"]

[QUOTE="bman784"]Flip-flopping is to be expected in politics, which is why politics sucks so much. It always leads to irrational backlash from both sides, with double standards abound. Pretty much the best thing you can do is look at the policies they generally haven't flopped over, and go from there. To that end, I still support Obama, albeit with not as much enthusiasm. ViolentPressure

"No, not unless he changes his views"

He's a real example of a Maverick, McCain just wants to appease liberals

Ron Paul is one of the only people in congress who refuses to recognize genocides all over the world, even on bipartisan bills to recognize things like the Armenian genocide or genocide in the former Yugoslavia, you will find Ron Paul to be the only person saying no, America should not recognize these events as genocide.

Goes to show you alot about his personality.

btw, do you have a link?