Kristol: McCain Should Fire His Entire Campaign Staff « FOX Forum

Comment by wanda

October 26th, 2008 at 3:00 pm

McCain have no expertise in being president
Palin have no foreign policies experience, was never interested in it
McCain and Palin belong to the party that drove the speeding limo and smashed into the financia marktet
THE REPUBLICIANS CAUSE THIS MESS, MCCAIN VOTED 96% OF THE TIME WITH BUSH, SO MY GOD MCCAIN CANNOT SEPARATE HIMSELF FROM BUSH, I TELL YOU

NO MCCAIN, NO PIG WITH LIPSTICK, NO HOCKNEY PUFF

Comment by Margaret K. Maskel

October 16th, 2008 at 4:03 pm

Bill Kristol, What negative remarks you made after the debate made me sick. If you can’t stand up for McCain when he is trying his best and MADE very important facts be known then you should go work with Katie Couric and NBC . You are a huge disappontment and I always was interested in your input., not anymore. You were smug, elitites who apparently are all for Obama and his higher taxes, abortion, and socialism. You can take Fred Barnes with you. Our freedoms are being taken away and we are loosing our country.

Comment by Tina

October 16th, 2008 at 3:52 pm

Bill Kristol you really dissapointed Colorado with your remarks after the debate last night. I want you to know I went to bed earlier than usually because of your negative remarks about McCain. If you are turning liberal that you need to move on to ABC or one of the other liberal stations. I did turn the channel to MSNBC to see what their reponse was on the debate and I want to praise Chris Matthews for his report. I can say that it was so much better than what you, Juan, Nina and Fred had to say about John McCain’s debate. His remarks were very fair and kind. Maybe you and Chris can switch jobs. My husband and I are 100% Fox viewers. Our 15 year old granddaughter a sophomore was asked to write an article in her school newspaper on the presidential campaign has learned so much from the Fox News achors and their guest. She has mentioned that one day she would like to consider running for the US Senate. BUT I’m not sure anymore if I would advise her tol continue to watch Fox News when people like you turn your back on our precious conservative presidential runner John McCain. Your anger, your red face and the words that came out of your mouth were very dissapointing and discouraging. I believe because John McCain did not heed to your suggestions for the debate made you mad. Remember he has a proffessional advising team and that is who he needs to listen to. My suggestion to you Bill either stand with John McCain and Sarah Palin even when the pressure gets tough or move to Obama’s liberal side.

Comment by Greg

October 15th, 2008 at 10:59 pm

Bill Kristol needs to find a new party, your liberal slip is showing Bill.

Comment by Joseph Walter

October 15th, 2008 at 1:52 pm

Between my pension (I am still working at 70) and my wife’s pension, we make approximately $45,000 annually and with Obama’s proposal to share the wealth, I would like to know how much of his personal wealth ($9,000,000 in 6 years) that he would be willing to pull from offshore accounts (I’m sure that is where he has it) and share with people like us, who are barely making it .

I very definitely am not voting for Obama and am encouraging every one I encounter to do the same!

I know tonight is the last debate but I would love someone to ask him these questions. He would hem and haw but never answer, as he always does.

I never thought I would see this country in this big a mess in my lifetime! God help us!

Comment by Jill

October 15th, 2008 at 12:09 am

Well, the problem with Palin…..is……..she doesn’t know, what she doesn’t know.

Comment by thelogicalsmoker

October 14th, 2008 at 7:42 pm

If McCain loses…Palin will go down as the worst decision ever…

http://andthisismyamerica.com/2008/10/14/and-i-thought-things-on-the-mv-faina-were-rough/

Comment by Independent

October 14th, 2008 at 4:49 pm

Dear Factsmater:

You asked where is Franklin Raines today. My question to you is, where is Charles Keating toay.

Comment by Independent

October 14th, 2008 at 4:46 pm

Dear Linda:

Did you not know that voting Present actually means voting no, with an explanation.

Comment by Independent

October 14th, 2008 at 4:41 pm

Dear Concerned America:

Does John McCain “pal around with terrorists?”

Certainly McCain’s continuing “association” and relationship with the convicted Watergate burglar and domestic terrorist G. Gordon Liddy might suggest that is the case, if we are to apply the standards drawn by the McCain campaign.

In 1998, Liddy gave a fundraiser in his Scottsdale, Arizona home for McCain’s senatorial re-election campaign — the two posed for photographs together; and as recently as May, 2007, as a presidential candidate, McCain was a guest on Liddy’s syndicated radio show. Inexplicably, McCain heaped praise on his host’s values. During the segment, McCain said he was “proud” of Liddy, and praised Liddy’s “adherence to the principles and philosophies that keep our nation great.”

Comment by FACTSMATTER

October 14th, 2008 at 4:34 pm

Read this for an eye opener!

>
> Franklin Rains is the former chairman and chief executive
> officer of Fannie Mae, the government sponsored enterprise
> started in 1939 to offer mortgages to Americans wishing to
> become home owners. After serving as budget director under
> President Bill Clinton, Mr. Raines served as CEO at Fannie
> Mae from 2000 until 2004. While Mr. Raines was CEO, Fannie
> Mae went deep into the practice of buying mortgages based on
> almost no or no money down given to borrowers who could not
> afford them. During this time he received bonuses and
> salary over 90 million dollars. In 2004 he was offered
> ‘early retirement’ after the accounting practices used
> at Fannie during his tenure to secure top executive bonuses
> were shown to be fraudulent. Civil charges were filed
> against Raines and two other former executives which sought
> $110 million in penalties and $115 million in returned
> bonuses from the three accused. On April 18, 2008 , the
> government announced a
> settlement with Raines together with J. Timothy Howard,
> Fannie’s former chief financial officer, and Leanne G.
> Spencer, Fannie’s former controller. The three
> executives agreed to pay fines totaling about $3 million,
> which will be paid by Fannie’s insurance policies.
> When pressed by the Bush administration to tighten down
> regulations on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, members of
> congress – Republicans and Democrats alike - in positions
> to pass such regulations, did nothing. Today, Fannie Mae
> owns or guarantees over half of America’s 12 trillion
> dollar mortgage market, and we are in the middle of a credit
> crunch and housing slump brought on in large part by
> government backed Fannie Mae going down this dangerous
> credit slope under Mr. Raines.
> And where is Franklin Raines today?

> He is a chief economic advisor to the presidential campaign of Senator
> Barack Obama.

Comment by hannibal

October 14th, 2008 at 4:32 pm

McCain should stick to his guns.

“MY Friends” The fundamentals of the economy are strong.

“MY Friends” The SURGE is working.

“MY Friends” I have a plan.

Surge. Surge. Surge.

Comment by freedom

October 14th, 2008 at 3:09 pm

Little billy crystal a moderate republican wanted mccain to run this kind of race and now he is upset. Maybe FOX ought to fire this crybaby. Time for the conservatives to take this party over. Go back to the country club little billy.

Comment by Concerned America

October 14th, 2008 at 3:00 pm

“It is simply inconceivable that in 20 years’ time someone as sharp as Obama did not grasp the intensely political themes repeated in so much of what Wright says and does”—-not to mention the others he is connected with—-Come on America—-quit being “sold” a bunch of lies by Obama!!!!