Comments on: The Presidential Election As Boxing Match

National Review Online: McCain Is Sonny Liston or George Foreman; Obama Is Mohammed Ali

[wogerwabbit]

Sweep the neocons out of office!

Reclaim America for the middle class!

We''ve had enough lies and bulls**t!

Bush and McCain and the whole rotten bunch of them have proven their agenda shameful and themselves too incompetent to attain their treasonous goals let alone do anything that would actually benefit the average person in this country. Our treasury and our wallets are being looted and our sons and daughters are being sacrificed in the pillaging of Iraq by the corporate elite for profit. Keep in mind as we try to eek out a living in this Orwellian mess Bush has made of our country and the world that there is no less money floating around than there was 5 years ago, it''s just that we have less of it and the rich have more, much more. They want us under their boot and if McCain is elected, you can kiss America goodbye. We need a change, a radical change to purge these traitors from our country.

[samthetvcat]

---"More hand wringing by the NRO"---
Posted by IRLiberal

LOL Even the American Kennel Club thinks the race is already over and is now ''vetting'' candidates for ''First Puppy''! Poodle is in the lead! Chinese Crested is the underDOG!

http://www.akc.org/poll/special/presidential.cfm

[irliberal]

More hand wringing by the NRO. Of course this has nothing to do with boxing, Muhammad Ali and Obama have absolutely nothing in common, and any such comparisons, even lighthearted, are absurd.

This is simply an attack on Obama''s so called "lack of experience".

I''ve seen McCain sing "Bomb bomb bomb Iran" to the PRESS and he thought it was FUNNY. It''s on tape, for the entire world to see.

If that''s the "experience" the NRO is touting then I call it simple, stupid war-mongering. We''ve had enough of that the past eight years... after being lied into Iraq there no way most Americans are going to vote for someone who SUPPORTS that lie.

The republicans are done, time to stick a fork in ''em.

Time for a change.