"MOST EXCELLENT" guy, I am not mad at you and never would be. You never did anything to harm me. This is cyber space, and I have never met you personally, so no need to be mad or hold grudges. Life to short! Stop taking this so personal. You will be fine, and still a "MOST EXCELLENT" guy, after the elections of 08.

I never said anything bad about you. I've only praised you. Our candidates, are not going up against each other yet. That wont happen till fall. Actually I hope your candidate win's, so she can get waxed by McCann. You see, I'm for McCann-Cheney, get it.

I have agreed on all of your points about Obama. Just watch, Hillary is gonna bust his bubble. My candidate is also hitting him hard. We are hitting him from all sides right now. We "EXCELLENT" folks, are wide awake now. Just be patient and watch.

Kudo's to you and Aunty, for enlightening me to come up with the killer idea, of the "pocket FAIRNESS calculator." Don't worry,........ if it hits big, I am going to kick a few buck down, to the two of you "MOST EXCELLENT" people.

Ease up on the matê's....

Check mate!

If you're going to continue having online seizures, at least spell McCain's name right. -McCain- :2cents:

It's spelled McCocaine and his wife stole narcotics to feed her addiction. Therefore he must be a liberal. What's this about the Keating 5 scandal?

Its funny how a couple of months ago that McCocaine was too liberal for the GOP's wacko right wingers:

February 01, 2008
McCain's Straight Lies
By Thomas Sowell

We have been hearing for years that Senator John McCain gives "straight talk" and his bus has been endlessly referred to as the "straight talk express." But endless repetition does not make something true.

The fact that McCain makes short, blunt statements does not make him a straight-talker.

There are short, blunt lies -- and he told a big one on the eve of the Florida primary, when he claimed that Mitt Romney had advocated a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq.

Even the Washington Post, which supports McCain, said that the Senator "has distorted the meaning" of what Governor Romney said, that Romney "has never proposed setting 'a date for withdrawal.'"

During Mitt Romney's ABC News interview that Senator McCain twisted, Governor Romney was asked by the interviewer whether he agreed with President Bush's veto of Congressional legislation setting a timetable for withdrawal, and whether Romney as President would veto similar legislation.