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To: Nadine Carroll who wrote (263491)	5/6/2008 4:01:27 PM
From: neolib	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 281500

could you stop calling him McSame now? I'm just trying to figure out if McSame or McWorse is more apt. Remember this is simply a political label to tag McCain with based on people's expectations. As I keep pointing out, McCain does not get ringing support from typical Reps. You guys here are exhibit A for that. If his own party does not expect him to be better than Bush, why is he going to win the election. That is the issue. Remember, the whole point is that people don't approve of Bush and think the Country is on the wrong track. McCain himself is going to face this issue with no holds barred once the Dems sort out their confusion, and at that point McCain will have to start bashing Bush, or he goes down. That will be tough for him to do, but McSame will be poison and the antidote will not be pleasant. IMO, I think he would be an improvement over Bush. But I think either of the competitors are even more of an improvement.