John McCain
A Wave for McCain in Dayton
By Robert Barnes
DAYTON, Ohio -- McCain supporters took seriously that their rally today was being held in the basketball area at Wright State University.
Two high school bands were in the stands, and their cheerleaders took the stage, chanting:
"Fans.
In the Stands
Yell
John McCain.''
Next, "Who wants T-shirts?'' And after shirts were launched into the outstretched hands, the inevitable:
The wave.
Posted at 12:37 PM ET on Aug 29, 2008
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Posted by: Anonymous | August 30, 2008 8:47 AM
When are people going to challenge the republicans on pro life? They are pro gestation! Pro life to me is no human in American should have to die because of lack of access to health care!! If the so called neocon, so called pro lifers, were actually pro life something could be done about health care. All they are is pro gestation!!
Posted by: the truth | August 30, 2008 5:05 AM
I wonder what high schools would allow their bands and cheer leaders to participate in an official partisan political campaign rally. Poor judgment on someone's part.
Posted by: Chuck | August 30, 2008 2:48 AM
Maybe McCain can call the girls up on stage to enter the wet t-shirt contest! He thought his gal, Cindy was going to win the one in Sturgis. Vroooom!!
Posted by: thebob.bob | August 29, 2008 2:31 PM
That was an extremely poor speech by Baracky Hussein Obama last night.
I know that only a extremely small number of people watched the Democratic Convention.
Following are keynote speakers that you missed and topics:
Marion Barry --- Drug Abuse
Rep. Denny Kucinich --- How to garner 1 % of the vote in every primary entered
Sen. Chrissy Dodd --- Obtaining Countrywide loans
Sen. Chucky Schumer --- How to initiate a run on a bank
Jesse Jackson ---- Marital fidelity and Castration
John Edwards ---- Ambulance Chasing and Spousal support in time of need
Sen. Theodore Kennedy --- Driver education and How to stop a pending autopsy
James McGreevey ---- Gay rights
Mayor Ray Nagin --- Emergency evacuation preparations
Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick – Email etiquette in the workplace
Al Sharpton ---- Race relations
Sen. Evan Bayh --- How to ignore the Liberal wing of the Democratic Party and support the war in Iraq
Al Gore --- Snow Removal
Louis Farrakhan --- Muslims in America and Muslim in the White House
PS - My god, Sarah Palin is extremely good lucking and sexy !
Posted by: gary | August 29, 2008 1:57 PM
How is Obama going to pay for the "Change"? Do you want the government taking that much control? I smell a surprise coming if Obama is elected, Gas won't be the onl;y thing tearing up our pockets. P.S.Check out Obama's real tax program, and kiss your 401 goodby
Posted by: Randy | August 29, 2008 1:53 PM
Sarah Palin is the most unqualified VP nominee in modern history, with the possible exception of Admiral Stockdale.
She's worse than Quayle.
Posted by: Bush + Cheney = McCain | August 29, 2008 1:34 PM
Bwaaaa ha ha ha haaaa. Wow, wtg McCain. Very impressive. And did you soil your undies last night watching Obama address his Super Bowl-sized stadium of supporters?
Posted by: shadow government | August 29, 2008 1:10 PM
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"Sarah Palin is the most unqualified VP nominee in modern history, with the possible exception of Admiral Stockdale"
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I agree.The only thing worse than this to nominate an even less qualified person for presidency!Buyers remorse DNC?