It's about time for a little bipartisanship and a whole lot less political infighting. Much needed change can only happen if both parties work together like a well oiled machine.
Republican John McCain implored Georgia voters to back Sen. Saxby Chambliss in next month's runoff, warning that Democrats will increase taxes and cut defense spending and the GOP needs to strengthen its ranks.
I can't believe McCain had the gall to say that Palin didn't have an adverse effect on his campaign. This is sad, even in failure, he chooses not to embrace reality.
So by his math a vote for a dying McCain was a new hope for a real conservative like Palin? Whatever Beck, people really get tired of the hate filled rhetoric.
Maybe the people who voted for John McCain did so because they believed in the cause or his principals. To say they did only because they wished him dead is really going to far and beyond decent. Then again, I have never seen a day when Glenn Beck was a decent person...
Mike Galanos, CNN: "Katie, a report I read, help me out here on this one, I'm not sure if you heard this, there was some Romney aides that now came into the McCain campaign, and it was the Romney aides that began spreading the dirt about Sarah Palin and basically in a fight already to see who is going to lead the party in the future. Any truth to that?"
Katie Connolly, Newsweek: Absolutely not. Not from what I know. I think that's completely false.
I guess Caribou Barbie was not accustomed to not getting her way all the time in regards to major campaign decisions. Her obvious solution, attack those who where trying to help her succeed. Nothing says accountability for losing like passes the blame around to others.
Stories of exactly how disgruntled the campaign was in the final week are now emerging. It seems that all was not well on John McCain's Republican presidential fantasy island.
Yeah the economy helped things along but really, this campaign was a failure on almost every level. Going negative and choosing Palin cost them this election, not just negative economic news. I do want to thank John McCain for one thing. Choosing Palin made the election a laugh riot thanks to the likes of Tina Fey.
On Fox News this morning, Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol attacked anonymous McCain campaign aides who are now pointing fingers at Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and her staff for the campaign's problems.
No Sarah, we all think your just not that smart. It's ok, you get to go back to your Alaskan outpost and be mavericky. Enjoy your trip, good bye and good riddens.
A very honorable speech given by a defeated John McCain. I'm very happy that he decided to take the high road and show the world what a good man he really is. My only question, why sir didn't you do this all along. I can only speculate that if you did, things may have turned out different.