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"Omg, you just hit the nuclear button"
Obama: "what, where"?
"The red button"
Obama: "Is that what that is? Ah, geez, I didn't know, it's just a little off the cuff mistake."


C'mon now the man is campaigning to be Commander in Chief of the United States of America!

Silly me.....I was hoping for an intelligent response. Too much to ask from a person who still thinks OBama was a Muslin, just because his parents was. Racism is comfortable for you, obviously

You act as if because a person is running for president, they can't have a slip of the tongue. Wanna hear some of McCains mistakes???

Uh Diamond, shouldn't these actually be under "Current Events/Politics"??

If that's the case Bush should have been impeached the first time he ever opened his mouth after he got elected!!!!!

You DEFINITELY won't get ANY argument from me on that one!!

The truth has reared its ugly head. All hail the truth!

Slow down there, it was just a post, my constitutional right, "freedom of speech". I was not specifically towards you, it was just a post. Please dont put in my mouth e.g., "Too much to ask from a person who still thinks OBama was a Muslin", please read the post again if you need too, I did not write it.

On March 18, while in Jordan, McCain referred to the Jewish holiday of Purim as "their version of Halloween here." It actually celebrates the Jewish people's escape from annihilation within the Persian Empire - but close try.





On the same day, McCain claimed it was "common knowledge and has been reported in the media that al-Qaida is going back into Iran and receiving training and are coming back into Iraq from Iran; that's well known."

Not really. Iran, a mostly Shiite country, is suspected of helping Shiite extremists and not al-Qaida, a predominantly Sunni group.

addendum: "please dont put "words" in my mouth, thanks.

exactly my feelings. I am a demorcrat, and I don't know what everything is screaming about Obama. Who is this guy? That is all I want to know.

I usually get to know a canidate by thier experience, but really have not heard of him until lately. He does great on stage, but I am a "show me" person.

My point is that people jump on every little word, or verbal mistake that someone makes, as if it is a policy statement. I don't like OBama, nor do I like McCain. But I wish people would be fair in how they represent the candidates. yes, Obama has made some mistakes, but they are no worse than those of McCain. And to bring up the Muslim issue again, is just juvenile

What I get tired of is this crap that ALL muslims are BAD!! There are cells within the group which are bad. NOT the entire religion. So what is someone's muslim?? It's starting to sound like Nazi Germany around here! And by here, I mean the USA.

uh okay, but that is not WHAT I SAID. I know it was a mistake. No worries.

I am going to have to do some reading. You think that the documents that were requested were provided, and are protected, as a precaution. You don't know who is out there, and would want to kill him, thinking that they are saving the world from a muslim.

I am heard of extremists that states that this is in the bible, and is a sign of the world coming to an end.

any way, on a lighter note. I am going to have to do some more research. I want to know more about his programs in detail.

I meant what if... sorry.

Sorry about the grammar, I was multi tasking, but you get the jest of it.

Obamas reply....I shredded them all to save space and I lost the disk they were transfer to.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) said “Iraq” on Monday when he apparently meant “Afghanistan”, adding to a string of mixed-up word choices that is giving ammunition to the opposition.

Just in the past three weeks, McCain has also mistaken "Somalia" for "Sudan," and even football’s Green Bay Packers for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Ironically, the errors have been concentrated in what should be his area of expertise: foreign affairs.


McCain aides point out that he spends much more time than Obama talking extemporaneously, taking questions from voters and reporters. "Being human and tripping over your tongue occasionally doesn't mean a thing," a top McCain official said.