Delete.

[berni_mccoy]

Sorry guys.

I'm deleting this given the misunderstood responses.

I'm not saying or ever said Obama should apologize, but hit McCain harder. Bad on me for poor delivery. If you prefer, he could add that McCain is like a painted pile of crap. Take away the paint...

[Midlodemocrat]

1. No. McLoser's weak little whining is getting plenty of play in the MSM.

Obama should move on to something else. Today even led off with the clip of McLoser saying the same thing about Hillary in October.

[tekisui]

3. Hit 'em again with something fresh and more offensive to mcPOW.

Keep them spinning, Obama is in control right now.

He is punching that post convention bounce out of mcPOW.

[Connie_Corleone]

2. He doesn't have to respond to that.

The media is actually calling McCain out for their silly accusation.

You have to pick your battles. This ain't one of them.

[scheming daemons]

4. No... he doesn't.... the media is actually doing their job and saying that FOR Obama....

"If you're explaining, you're losing. If you're whining, you're losing."


Right now... the McCain camp is whining. And we should NOT be "explaining".



You're wrong Bernie.... Your heart's in the right place, but you're wrong.

[jefferson_dem]

5. No. McCreep has become even more of a joke with this silly story of faux outrage.

Let 'em dangle.

[Honeycombe8]

6. No, he doesn't. He needs to cont. running his campaign speaking about the economy. Any time

he stops his plans to TALK ABOUT ANYTHING INVOLVING THE SECOND BANANA ON THE OTHER SIDE, he loses.

[babylonsister]

7. I'll add my 'no' also. He said nothing wrong, so he has nothing to

apologize for. That remark came after this: as usual, McBush is LYING.

"John McCain Says He's About Change, Too - Except For Economic Policy, Healthcare Policy, Tax Policy, Education Policy, Foreign Policy And Karl Rove-Style Politics"

[berni_mccoy]

8. I didn't say he should apologize.

[TornadoTN]

9. I was at the Town Hall in Lebanon and got to meet Obama - he has nothing to apologize for

He was talking about McCain's policies in direct comparison to the Bush administration. He had been talking about how McCain was claiming to bring "change" when he's just more of the same - he said you can take an old fish and wrap it in a newspaper and call it change, but that doesn't make it so. Later on, he commended Palin as a mother and commented on the fact that he has respect for her as a mother since he has two kids that wear he and Michelle out.

The only people stupid enough to think he was referring to Palin or McCain as people (even though I'll go as far as to say they are both the lowest of pigs) would be Republicans who are either too stupid to listen or those looking for an excuse to whine and get some press exposure. Barak needs to move on, stand by his characterization of McCain's policies, and leave it at that. This is a non-issue that McCain's trying to milk to keep his name in the media.

[Midlodemocrat]

10. Okay, what did you mean?

I took your post at face value. Did you have something else in mind?

[zbdent]

11. I think his response should be

"Listen to what I said, not what you're being told I said."