McCain Has to Educate Supporters, Gets Booed

A respectful display by McCain

http://hotair.com/archives/2008/10/10/mccain-booed-after-telling-crowd-to-be-respectful-to-obama/
from PolMach Forums

http://hotair.com/archives/2008/10/10/mccain-booed-after-telling-crowd-to-be-respectful-to-obama/

 

 

Well, I gained some respect for McCain after watching this but I feel so bad for him, these people are so confused/afraid, I feel scared for the United States right now

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Reply #1 from PolMach Forums Top

I love how dead these message boards have become ever since Obama took a huge lead in electoral votes

Reply #2 from PolMach Forums Top

I really think that John McCain pushed his issue too hard and too quickly to the point that people thought he was telling the truth. When using attacks you always want the voter to think about it, but when they become vocal it hurts both sides. If he had not calmed the supporters, he would have had NO chance of winning at all.

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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting emximer, reply 1
I love how dead these message boards have become ever since Obama took a huge lead in electoral votes

Not on the JU side.  Regardless of who wins and by how much they will stay hot until the election.  There are still a lot of Don Quixotes out there.

Reply #5 from PolMach Forums Top

Emximer,

I feel bad for McCain, but in a different way. I would not vote for him, but I do feel bad. Due to his age (no offense!) and previous health conditions, this is probably the last time he will run for President and currenly he is not winning. I think if he ran in 1984, 1988, or 1992 he might have won. Plus, his V.P. is pretty new with big interveiws and key speeches(I would have liked Rudy Gulliani as his V.P. pick). So that is why I feel bad for Sen. McCain.

Sincerly,

Tjh-Dem