Comments on: Cheating heart- McCain betray’s wife’s loyalty

By: Susan Lane

Susan Lane — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 22:34:56 +0000

I just don’t understand how anyone can stomach the lies of McCain and Palin, and if you can betray the wife that waited for you and worried for you, than you can betray anyone.

By: authorfriendly

authorfriendly — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 11:28:19 +0000

And of course the reputable news media have investigated all this and its clear that McCain did violate the zone of silence; he was in his car or the green room and had access to radios and cell phones not tio mention aides to prep him. And he has never talked candidy or in any depth about his cheating on his wife, he has only mentioned it a few times and then to say he regrets the marraige ended, and not to take any real responsibility. It kinda like Rumsfeld’s comment that “stuff happens” to explian setbacks in Iraq.. Once again unaccountable Republicans.

By: anonymous

anonymous — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:07:32 +0000

First, Rick Warren himself debunked the “zone of silence” charge saying that McCain did not hear any questions ahead of time – He was late, but not so late as to have been able to hear questions in advance. In fact Pastor Warren went on to say that of the two, it was actually Obama who had advance notice of the first question (which he was planning on sharing with both of them (except for the fact that McCain was late). As to the cheating charge, McCain has made it clear that this was a moral failing that he still regrets to this day, (don’t we all have those?) but for you to bring these 30 year issues up as if it has any bearing today is indeed a stretch. And obviously an unfair and biased attack. Not to mention just plain dumb.