DUHbya endorsed him.... Now all he needs is THE DICKster and Porky Rove....

It doesn't look good for my
guy.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSlAJ5hkAC4&feature=related

So, its official now -- President Obama.

Guess so....
The Supreme Court just stopped the 53rd recount by McCain and Co. in Florida and Ohio and Obama is the NEW Heavyweight Champion of the world!

Crow.

Fried.
Broiled.
Baked.
Nuked.
Raw.

You two should take this act on the road, or get a room...

Speaking at a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s death, John McCain said Friday he was wrong to initially oppose a government holiday in memory of the civil rights leader.

"We can be slow as well to give greatness its due, a mistake I made myself long ago when I voted against a federal holiday in memory of Dr. King," McCain said during the rainy Memphis speech. "I was wrong and eventually realized that, in time to give full support for a state holiday in Arizona. We can all be a little late sometimes in doing the right thing, and Dr. King understood this about his fellow Americans."

The comments were met with audible boos in the audience, though the Arizona senator did draw applause at other moments in the speech.

McCain, then a first-term congressman, voted against creating a government holiday for King in 1983. On Thursday, he suggested he was unaware of King's legacy at the time.

"I voted in my first year in Congress against it and then I began to learn and I studied and people talked to me," he told reporters. "And I not only supported it but I fought very hard in my home state of Arizona for recognition against a governor who was of my own party."

McCain was a chief backer of a successful 1992 Arizona ballot referendum to mark the holiday.

In 2000, McCain said of his initial opposition was due to the fact that "it cost too much money, that other presidents were not recognized.”

I completely forgot about this streak in him. Totally worthy of consideration in deciding on a President.

"Totally worthy of consideration in deciding on a President."

I agree. I won't even accuse him of flip flopping on this.

Good on him for reconsidering his position. I'm sure there are many in this country still of the mindset he was back in 1983...heck, I'm surrounded by 'em at work...I respect that at least he had the courage to admit that he was wrong about something, unlike certain Republican presidents who shall remain initialless.

Absolutely. I honestly believe him in just about everything he said there. really. He nailed and encapsulated much of how I feel that republicans think a lot fo the time. No disagreement there from me.

But the fact that they do it so regularly is something I choose to take into consideration for my next vote.

You two should take this act on the road, or get a room...

You can your hand should get a room...