Elway to join McCain at Denver rally Friday

By Sara Burnett, Rocky Mountain News (Contact)

Published October 23, 2008 at 1:03 p.m.
Updated October 23, 2008 at 9:42 p.m.

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Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain and his wife, Cindy, arrive at DIA late Thursday night.

Photo by Darin McGregor © The Rocky - Amy Sancetta © AP

Former Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway. Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain.

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October 23, 2008

1:15 p.m.

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VoiceOfTheRockies writes:

Atta Boy "John"!
October 23, 2008

1:21 p.m.

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Who_Me writes:

Yawn
October 23, 2008

1:23 p.m.

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McGowdog writes:

That's great. But we need some good poor folks to back McCain too.

Let's get the barrel man and that LepreTard in there too. Never mind him. He seems more like a Liberal, with his Lucky Charms and all. He seems like a Robin Hood Pot-o-Gold hoardin' Socialist.

How 'bout Orange Fro dude? Let's get him and maybe some of those bums they bussed out of the DNC!

PS: Tell Elway to bring his Raiderette wife too!

That'll be good.
October 23, 2008

1:24 p.m.

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farsidefan writes:

This is news ? Who cares ?
October 23, 2008

1:26 p.m.

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Spencer writes:

Elway lost all respect when he supported Dumbya. Now he is just confirming what everyone always said, he isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.
October 23, 2008

1:30 p.m.

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Johnny_LaRue writes:

When McCain was told he'd be meeting with a retired Bronco QB, he said "Jake the Plumber?"
October 23, 2008

1:30 p.m.

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randygonz21 writes:

Of course, John Elway is a rich white man.....Love ya on the field John, no one better, but I prefer you out of politics.
October 23, 2008

1:30 p.m.

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UNV_ME writes:

Two old timers who should stay out of the public's eye and business. But congrats to the republican party for finding a celebrity to endorse them... and Elway no less... he's like what... on the D list? Good job.
October 23, 2008

1:30 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

Another gimick in McCain's lame campaign to connect with average people. Like every other gimick, this one will fail too.
October 23, 2008

1:32 p.m.

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dirkle writes:

As a longtime Bronco fan, I'm a little disappointed.
My respect-meter for John Elway drops a few more points.

First, leaving Janet for a pinup; now this - pimping for Grampa McGoo.
Guess I won't be going to any Crush games any time soon.
- "No soup for YOU," Mr Ed. (lol)
October 23, 2008

1:33 p.m.

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danirobi writes:

randygoz21- If John Elway should stay out of politics, then so should hollywood.
October 23, 2008

1:34 p.m.

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Sal writes:

Stop the presses! Rich white guy supports other rich white guy!
October 23, 2008

1:34 p.m.

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BigSky182 writes:

Thank God!!

I was SOOOOO worried about for whom to cast my vote... but now that I know JOHN ELWAY supports McCain I can finally sleep at night.

When are the Celebs going to get it that we pay them to be pretty and/or talented and not to think?
October 23, 2008

1:38 p.m.

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chill134 writes:

As long as Shannahan doesn't show up in support, McCain should be okay.
October 23, 2008

1:42 p.m.

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RBN writes:

I understand Elway going with McCain. If I had his money I would be there too, but if I was just working to make it I would go for Obama...just so one day I could switch and go all Republican.
October 23, 2008

1:42 p.m.

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Bluebeard writes:

The liberals are after John's lucky charms... Great football player, but a lousy person. Nevermind Elway, who's Jake the Snake voting for? There's a quarterback I'd like to have a beer with.
October 23, 2008

1:46 p.m.

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SirRealist writes:

Well now, wait just a darned minute! If John's going to support McCain, I'm going to have to get ahold of the Election Commission, and change my mail-in ballot selection :)
October 23, 2008

1:47 p.m.

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Mulligan writes:

Wow...John ain't that great.
October 23, 2008

1:48 p.m.

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cometchex writes:

Life long fan of a great quarterback. And in America he can support who he wants as president. I am glad he gets just one vote and very upset that he cancelled mine out. So please help me get mine back by voting your heart but at least vote. If just one person who wasn't going to vote decides now to vote and make up mine which was cancelled by John , I would be gratefull as would my grandkids many years from now when they can afford to go to college without scholarships as I wasn't blessed genetically as John. They may need a better job than me to be able to buy a car from his family dealerships.
October 23, 2008

1:48 p.m.

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Hola writes:

The real question is who's Terrell Davis endorsing? After all, he's the one who got Elway those Super Bowl victories.
October 23, 2008

1:51 p.m.

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Cowboy63 writes:

Looks like McCain just slammed Colorado into the Red column.

Elway doesn't need money, exposure or political points. Maybe, he just has a need to stand on the side he believes in. Looks like the race isn't as "over" as the press would like The American People to believe.

John Elway knows a little something about late, come from behind victories.

Go John, Go! (and that goes for BOTH Elway and McCain)
October 23, 2008

1:54 p.m.

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Cowboy63 writes:

Only McCain could get Elway out of retirement for one last 4th-quarter drive to victory.

"The Drive; Part II"
October 23, 2008

1:58 p.m.

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1968camaro writes:

What Elway can't have his opinion or choice on who he wants to vote for? You Democrats never cease to amaze me. Why don't you respect a person who makes their own choices. You make your own! I'm just glad he is standing for the right Candidate and not the other one. But still even if he did I would not lose any respect for him, it is his business not any of yours! Idiots!
October 23, 2008

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CO_bro_overseas writes:

I wouldn't be suprised to see John try his hand in politics in the next few year (if he hasn't already?). His new wife would be a similar to Cindy McCain just not as rich.
October 23, 2008

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rickg19611 writes:

The other stunner that will move Americans.....

News from Pittsburgh today about an Obama supporter who attacked an American that doesn't support Obama.... and carved Obama's initials into the victim!

TYPICAL OBAMA SUPPORTER!

Remember America.... a vote for Obama is a vote in support of those who resort to violence to get their way over you! Your family could be the next victim of Democrat thugs!! Teach the thugs a lesson that you won't be threatened into voting for Barak "Supported by Violent Criminals" Obama.
October 23, 2008

2:02 p.m.

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Sal writes:

Elway and McCain have something in common. They are both big supporters of George W. Bush. I believe Elway helped Bush get elected in 2004.

If you like George W. Bush, don't worry. You're really going to like John McCain. Like two peas in a pod next to a steak at Elway's restaurant.
October 23, 2008

2:02 p.m.

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SirRealist writes:

By the way folks, those griping about McCain having money, in fairness it has nothing to do with being a Republican. Check out this list http://www.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/0... - and you'll see that the as of the year reported, 10 of the wealthiest 12 Senators on the list are Democrats. It's time to accept that they're all in a different class than most of us.
October 23, 2008

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voicewithin writes:

A once great QB gone sour... John now that you are wealthy you are tossing fans that supported you that encouraged you that cheered you on the stiff arm! WHY DON'T YOU HAVE SARAH 666 PALIN MANAGE YOUR BUSINESSES? You want her to manage the country Stupid!

John you are a rich Stanford snob!

For more information on McCain and Palin, visit http://www.ibelievethis.us
October 23, 2008

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HSTOWEL writes:

randygonz21 I'll bet you like all the Hollywood freaks that support your pal Oblabba. Those of you supporting this socialist clown are going to get exactly what you asked for, "change." It'll be what's left in your pocket, "change" after he gets done with the tax code and the federal budget. What a great idea he has, take money from taxpayers and give it back to people who don't pay any taxes.
October 23, 2008

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BenchBoss writes:

Snore...........
October 23, 2008

2:08 p.m.

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cyntrific writes:

Elway and McCain share a legacy...they can stand up when the heat is on, make it happen, and aren't whiners. All of these bloggers who are saying Elway is a has been that doesn't matter, are the same lowlifes that jumped on the bandwagon when Elway was fighting for victories. They are the same whimps that criticize this great nation without putting their actions to a cause greater than themselves. I'm proud to think that Elway and McCain are out there for me...and my vote goes to McCain. By the way, I saw Palin speak Monday. She is a strong, smart, and beautiful woman!
October 23, 2008

2:09 p.m.

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Devil_Dog writes:

1968camaro

Wow respect some else's rights. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, even if it doesn't comply with your own. Freedom of choice? Stand up for what you believe in?

These are very democratic ideals you are talking about!

Too bad the democrats' think that they only apply to themselves.
October 23, 2008

2:10 p.m.

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hlucki writes:

Elway must need money. I'm interested to know how much McCain is paying him. I'm sure Elway doesn't do this sort of thing for free. Someone should tell McCain he already loats, although he does need to spend his campaign money before the ormal electon day.
October 23, 2008

2:12 p.m.

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Cowboy63 writes:

voicewithin - has "Raiders" written all over him.

El-way! El-way! El-way!
October 23, 2008

2:16 p.m.

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radagan writes:

Lets look at some of Obama's biggest fans and the ones he's received most of his money from -
- Hollywood and rock stars - they all live in fantasy worlds that we put them in
- Millionaires & several Billionaires - because they connect with Obama's elitism and they know "whats best" for the rest of us
- The unemployed who in some cases are in hard times at the moment, but in other cases just want the gov't to take care of them
- Students who don't have much self experience but have been indoctrinated by their teachers that are of course in unions that want gov't money w/o oversight or liberal professors who've never had a real job and promote socialist ideas
- Staunch Liberals who hate this country because it is strong and because of our great ideals and our Christian beliefs
- Heads of corrupt organized labor unions - the people in the unions aren't corrupt but many of the people who run those organizations are.
- African Americans as well as many Latinos, Asians and Am. Indians that support Obama because they think their lives will somehow be bettered. Although when I've asked a few people they couldn't give me any specific reasons.

That is pretty much Obama's base.
October 23, 2008

2:16 p.m.

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Deadwingsuck writes:

McSame in the Great Comeback!!!!!! LMAO!!
October 23, 2008

2:17 p.m.

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mmmark217 writes:

I lost alot of respect for John when he refused to visit the White House after winning the Super Bowl when Clinton was in office. This just continues the slide. Be that as it may, John was a great QB even if I do not agree with his politics.
October 23, 2008

2:24 p.m.

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glycerine831 writes:

I have to hand it to him, who better to have in your corner when you're down double digits? John Elway of course! Only problem is Colorado is not ficle when it comes to politics. Sure we love number 7 but pigskin and steak only go so far.
October 23, 2008

2:26 p.m.

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oceanview78382 writes:

radagan - look more closely at the polls -if you are NOT a high school graduate you are way more likely to be for McCain ... and I'm not talking about just YOU.

Because a guy can throw a football doesn't mean he can understand government. Elway is another rich guy who just wants to expand his wealth at any cost to the country.
October 23, 2008

2:27 p.m.

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glycerine831 writes:

radagan-

All your ranting is not going to change the fact that Obama will be the next president. No matter what you say, your guy still loses. See you in here on 11/05.
October 23, 2008

2:30 p.m.

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milesd writes:

I will never support the Broncos! What a waste!
October 23, 2008

2:35 p.m.

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tpiland writes:

Seriously?? Come on Elway...do you really think WE would listen to YOU again, after 2004???
October 23, 2008

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GK writes:

How gross is that??
October 23, 2008

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October 23, 2008

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mt writes:

Maybe all of you that says Elway has no right voicing his political beliefs should show us your resume and explain how it is that you know so much more then him or any of the rest of us. You are so much in the know and he is in the dark apparently. Please explain and back it up. Perhaps you can help the rest of us to make up our mind since we know so little.
October 23, 2008

2:49 p.m.

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Diff writes:

A Pair to draw to...
Two old, over rated, and washed up Johns - what a gathering that will be!
October 23, 2008

3:03 p.m.

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jersey writes:

MALACHI: LOL!....My congrats on the best post yet as to content and prognostication. Karnac would be proud. Doug Flutie John is not!
October 23, 2008

3:04 p.m.

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sac621 writes:

LIBS ARE TWO FACED
October 23, 2008

3:04 p.m.

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ActualThinker writes:

I think this is hilarious. Remember all the complaints from the Repubs about Obama events being like concerts and liberal celebrities pushing their nose in other peoples business. Now Palin is bringing country singers to her events and McCain is getting intro'd by Elway. Republicans slamming dems for doing the same things they are doing?? NOOOOOOOOO.
October 23, 2008

3:05 p.m.

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RightDownTheMiddle writes:

There's a difference between the two...

Elway threw Hail Marys that were actually caught for TDs once in awhile....

McCain.....looks like Andre Hall did on his first two carries monday.....
October 23, 2008

3:15 p.m.

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mcsame_failin writes:

Makes sense. John McCain needs someone like John Elway who can throw him a Hail Mary Pass at this point. ...except Elway doesn't do that any more. Oops.
October 23, 2008

3:21 p.m.

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anderson writes:

Does this mean, per Limbaugh's comments on Powell, that Elway is supporting McCain because he's white?
October 23, 2008

3:24 p.m.

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SPUD writes:

Obama is the best. I just read in the Pittsbugh Post-Gazette how his supporter are help out in Pittsburgh Community. It is truly inspiring.

http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08297/...
October 23, 2008

3:26 p.m.

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5thgennative writes:

Heck yeah, Elway!! That's my boy!! Finally someone with some common sense!
October 23, 2008

3:29 p.m.

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jersey writes:

Even though his allegiance may be misguided, (reminiscent of the majority of his passes against my Giants in the SB) he's entitled to it. Funny thing is, if you are current with the times, who cares about yesterday's news?
October 23, 2008

3:33 p.m.

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johnsim writes:

Yea for rich white men!!
October 23, 2008

3:34 p.m.

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ILoveChipotle writes:

I hope Elway gets on stage & says "I LOVE YOU!"
October 23, 2008

3:35 p.m.

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DenverDan writes:

What tax plan helps Elway with millions of dollars he has!
I think he is for sure he is in that top 1% that would get a tax break under McCain.
October 23, 2008

3:36 p.m.

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arvada_mark writes:

John graduated from Stanford with a 3.8 in business. Stanford people...the Harvard of the west. So, let me hear you say again how dumb you think he is. He also scored a 30 on the Wunderlick (Vince Young scored a 0). John Elway, you are GOD. You should run next time. For those of you who think you have to be a rich white man to support Senator McCain, well, I'm poor & I'm latin. I'm an American. McCain has earned my vote over the last 10 years. Does your reasoning then infer that you have to be poor & black to support NObama? Because the wealthy are actually his biggest supporters...Hollywood, Oprah, the media...need I go on?

Does anybody remember when the Libs wanted McCain to run for their side? Now they turn their back, which exposes their second face, & deny everything.
October 23, 2008

3:45 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

Maybe they can compare how many mansions they each have. Then they can compare the number of expensive cars they each have. That will help them relate to the average middle class person who makes over $5 million/year.

Friends, McCain would leave no billionaire behind!
October 23, 2008

3:45 p.m.

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anderson writes:

"Because the wealthy are actually his biggest supporters...Hollywood, Oprah, the media...need I go on?"

No. We know by now that you're a fan of talk radio (the other white media).
October 23, 2008

3:46 p.m.

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UNV_ME writes:

The Johns sure will try... but will be eventually sacked in the backfield due to a weak defensive line. Defending the republican ticket is an admission of stupidity and/or ignorance.

Coming soon to a government near you: Obama/Biden '08
October 23, 2008

3:53 p.m.

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arvada_mark writes:

No, I hate talk radio. Talk radio is, well, boring. I don't need some square spilling his opinions in my ear. I think for myself. I can't even listen to sports talk. So you are wrong. Dead wrong. Wrong. Not Right. I used to be a lib, but then I grew up.
October 23, 2008

4:03 p.m.

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anderson writes:

Really? Where then do you get your simplistic and derogatory remarks about "the Libs", "the" media, and Hollywood (all known talk radio villains)? If you're for McCain, how about some reasons to be for him, instead of attacking and denigrating the opposition (a play in the talk radio playbook).
October 23, 2008

4:04 p.m.

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Cowboy63 writes:

ILoveChipotle writes: "I hope Elway gets on stage & says "I LOVE YOU!""

I want him to say... "This one's for JOHN!"

Sal writes: "Rich white guy supports other rich white guy!"

of course That's not racist. But if you write...

"Rich black guy supports other rich black guy". Look out.
October 23, 2008

4:05 p.m.

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BLauren writes:

It sounds like the Republicans are scared. I would be too if my party was losing as bad as McCain/Palin are.
October 23, 2008

4:07 p.m.

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cyntrific writes:

Oceanview, can you cite the particular poll that you are referring to and the where the education criteria is located? I'm just curious...what you reference point is!
October 23, 2008

4:10 p.m.

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McGowdog writes:

""5thgennative writes:

Heck yeah, Elway!! That's my boy!! Finally someone with some common sense!""

And some balls! You Liberal wussies need to listen to some Ted Nugent! http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=44l_-6L...
October 23, 2008

4:13 p.m.

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WestminsterJ writes:

An overpaid performer of a trivial profession: McCain's natural constituency.

No more dinners at Elways.
October 23, 2008

4:16 p.m.

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commoncents writes:

This endorsement was clearly based on race. Why can't people get beyond voting on the color of the candidates skin color?!?!?!?
October 23, 2008

4:17 p.m.

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thedude writes:

Elway, like everyone is welcome to join the political fray - one need not guess why.
Elway has never appeared particularly intelligent or politically astute. May well be why McCain is his man.
While McCain has recently been accusing opponent Obama of being a socialist and desiring to "redistribute the wealth" - McCain is not admitting(or recognizing) that over the past 27 years through deregulation and privatization - no bid contracts, and sweet deals for coporate powers funded by taxpayer dollars GOP policy(which he has supported whole hog.) has seen the largest transfer of wealth(To the wealthy and their political base.) in the history of the world. More money is concentrated into fewer hands than ever before.(Along with corruption, just one of the reasons our economy is in such poor shape.) This process is corporate socialism - accompanied with the increase in debt and support for the Wall Street Bailout McCain is furthering his support for corporate socialism.
It is pure hypocrisy for McCain to criticize anyone for being a socialist - its just that Obama' s "redistribution of wealth" is directed at more Americans and not those who makeup the GOP corporate base.
Elway helped encourage and oversee( It was actually blackmail and extorsion.) the Denver taxpayer funding of the building of Invesco Field at Mile High - which profitted Bronco ownership and the franchise - not the taxpayer. Elway is also in the economic class that does not have to wait for money to trickle down - if it actually ever trickles down from the upper classes.
By the way, tax cuts for corporations have yet to produce significant job growth. It is much like the Laffer curve - theory but when placed into practice it fails to deliver promised results.
Also every dollar in debt added to the national debt is a tax hike - eventually.
McCain's economic policies will add over 4.5 trillion in debt over eight years - Obama 3.5 trillion.
October 23, 2008

4:22 p.m.

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joggle writes:

John Elway is very rich even by professional football standards. He's as partisan a Republican as you will find. There's nothing wrong with that and it makes a lot of sense for him to personally be a Republican, at least as a hypothetical standpoint.

There's no chance in hell his endorsement would ever have any effect on my vote though for that very reason. He'd probably be more likely to lose a game on purpose than vote for a Democrat (ie, on a cold day in Hell).
October 23, 2008

4:25 p.m.

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ifyem writes:

Elway is a piece of shi*..I wasn't he who beat the Pack in the Super Bowl, it was Terrell Davis that couldn't be stopped by our defense..Oh well..GO PACK!!!!
October 23, 2008

4:26 p.m.

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StarsNStripes writes:

Yea John, way to go.
Elway and Shanahan have been known Republicans for a long time. This is great that he is going to be out there with McCain.
October 23, 2008

4:27 p.m.

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Squatch writes:

Elway is rich and I wouldnt have expected him to not to support McCain. Still love ya John but I think your boy is going to come up short against Obama.

Once again this is America and well all have the right to vote for who we like and hope will do the best for our country so quit your Democrat & Republican babble (Negative posters).
October 23, 2008

4:30 p.m.

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joggle writes:

WestminsterJ: "An overpaid performer of a trivial profession: McCain's natural constituency.

No more dinners at Elways."

I wouldn't go that far. What's wrong with him endorsing somebody that you wouldn't vote for? Almost half the country are going to vote for one guy and half will vote for the other. I'd hate to see half of us only eating at 'blue' restaurants (like Noodles and Company or Sonics) and shopping at 'blue' stores (like Costco) while the other half eat at 'red' restaurants (like Pizza Hut) and shopping at 'red' stores (like Walmart or Sam's Club). I think that kind of behavior stifles political discussion in this country and forces people of any prominence to keep their mouth shut.

While you obviously have the right to spend your money anywhere you want I'd rather save the boycott option for more significant disagreements. For example, would you boycott Nike since they pay extremely low wages overseas in order to make their shoes, only buying shoes like Ecco instead? We just have to pick our battles I think.
October 23, 2008

4:32 p.m.

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jefferson3 writes:

Silver spoon elway endorses mccain and hard working Rod Smith supports Obama. 'Nuff said.
October 23, 2008

4:33 p.m.

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Disgusted writes:

Wow, I can't beleive that McCain is getting John Elway to show up. That totally trumps Obama's endorsement from Colin Powell.

It's so awesome that we consider all of the important things when we vote.
October 23, 2008

4:34 p.m.

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rickg19611 writes:

Obama's nightmare day....

National news covering one of Obama's supporters attacking and mutilating a young woman simply because she had a McCain bumper sticker. Obama forced to apologize for his idiot supporters.

Most accurate pollster in the 2004 Presidential election released poll today showing Obama collapsing and in a dead heat with McCain.

And now Obama has to use some retread, washed up actors from Hollywood that no one has heard of (or care to know)... while McCain gets the biggest name in Colorado supporting him.....
October 23, 2008

4:39 p.m.

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Squatch writes:

"Because the wealthy are actually his biggest supporters...Hollywood, Oprah, the media...need I go on?"

I'm sure most Hollywood types & Oprah make more than 250k and they would all be taxed by Obama's standard yet they are all still voting for him. Does this mean they are willing to sacrifice for the good of their country?
October 23, 2008

4:40 p.m.

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ollie writes:

Tickets? Another Bush.
October 23, 2008

4:42 p.m.

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enough321 writes:

Breaking News: Doug Williams to join Obama campaign.

I think we know how this one will turn out. Another lopsided victory.
October 23, 2008

4:42 p.m.

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commoncents writes:

rickg19611's nightmare day........

Nov 5, 2008 Obama declared winner in landslide
October 23, 2008

4:48 p.m.

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Sue3275 writes:

Don't forget the millions that Obama is receiving from his terrorist friends in the Middle East.
October 23, 2008

4:53 p.m.

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ollie writes:

The right bawls about the Hollywood liberal support? Looks like desperate measures for desperate times.
October 23, 2008

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smerph5 writes:

elway who?

Thank YOU Terrell Davis, for winning those superbowls
October 23, 2008

5:04 p.m.

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NeilT writes:

rickg,

The Republicans here in Elbert County are the violent ones. Broken car windows, graffiti (Nobama!), threats and racial slurs at our only grocery store. Our first ever campaign office (either party) vandalized.

http://coloradocommunitynewspapers.co...

I'm thinking of opening a Planned Parenthood branch out here, just to see what happens.

Sue,

Everyone the world over is pulling for Obama. Polling done with U.S. allies has him leading by a 5 to 1 margin. McCain has al-Qaeda in his corner.
October 23, 2008

5:05 p.m.

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joggle writes:

Sue3275: You mean these terrorist friends that want McCain to win: http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iF...

In a perverse way, they want him to win for the reason you want him to win, to keep our troops overseas. Of course, the reason they want our troops overseas are different than yours. They want them over there so that we continue to spend too much and wear ourselves out (following in the footsteps of Russia when they invaded Afghanistan in the 80s from their point of view).
October 23, 2008

5:09 p.m.

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Bullony writes:

All the Obama folks sound like the Bush folks eight years ago. Ignoring every clue as the real character and blindly following. Look up Raila Odinga (guy in Kenya claims to be Obama's cousin but Obama says he isn't). Obama spoke at his rallies twice for the 2007 elections. Anyway, the guy's slogan ---- "agent for change". Obama fans, don't be blind to what you support like the Bush folks were.
October 23, 2008

5:11 p.m.

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O_TRAIN writes:

Does anyone know who Bubby Brister is voting for?
October 23, 2008

5:23 p.m.

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joggle writes:

Bullony: I think you're referring to this: http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/...

Anything in that article you think I should care about?
October 23, 2008

5:25 p.m.

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freemarketworks writes:

A successful, hardworking, hall-of-fame quarterback and a successful business man who has given back a huge amount to the community. No wonder Elway is catching so much flack from Obama supporters; hard work, business, success, and personal charity are all code words for capitalism.
October 23, 2008

5:31 p.m.

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redwhiteandBLUE writes:

That's it its a done deal!

I thought Colin Powell endorsing B. Obama was a done deal,
now ..who knows. hmmmm.
October 23, 2008

5:32 p.m.

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joggle writes:

freemarketworks: "No wonder Elway is catching so much flack from Obama supporters; hard work, business, success, and personal charity are all code words for capitalism."

Of course, how obvious. It couldn't have anything to do with Elway endorsing their opponent. What idiots we are to criticize a guy that's endorsing the person we hope loses on Nov 4th. No Republican would dare criticize a famous partisan Democrat that publicly endorse Obama would they?
October 23, 2008

5:40 p.m.

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freemarketworks writes:

Joggle… criticize away; I'm still going to make fun of you...
October 23, 2008

5:52 p.m.

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joggle writes:

It's funny that you think we would want to vote for someone who is anti-capitalist. What reason would 80% of economists think Obama has the better economic plan in that case? http://www.economist.com/world/united...

Or do you know something that 80% of professional economists don't?
October 23, 2008

6:01 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

From a washed up president to a washed up country singer to a washed up quarterback. Will McCain ever learn?
October 23, 2008

6:04 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

freemarketworks writes:

"A successful, hardworking, hall-of-fame quarterback and a successful business man who has given back a huge amount to the community."

Elway is rich. He might have to start paying taxes if McCain loses. Why else would he back McCain?
October 23, 2008

6:16 p.m.

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Uno writes:

Why is this not reported on the RMN or CNN?

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/n...
October 23, 2008

6:17 p.m.

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BroncosFanatic writes:

#7 is the greatest QB of all time, but my admiration ends right there. I just sent my absentee ballot in (straight blue down the line!). Time to rid this great state of our red reputation.....
October 23, 2008

6:23 p.m.

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joggle writes:

Uno: Why should a case of aggravated assault and battery be national news? Because the criminal was further angered that his victim was a Republican?

There are lots of low-life scum out there that would LOVE to get national attention for one of their crimes. Putting this on national TV would surely encourage more scum to make copycat attacks. It sure wouldn't help apprehend the criminal so I don't see how anything good could come of it.
October 23, 2008

6:34 p.m.

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Uno writes:

joggle, so stealing signs is a bigger story? The RMN reported that.
October 23, 2008

6:43 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

Uno writes:

"Why is this not reported on the RMN or CNN?

http://www.thepittsburghchannel.com/n...

Terrible incident. This is from the article:

"The Obama-Biden campaign released a statement, commenting on the attack. The statement said, "Our thoughts and prayers are with the young woman for her to make a speedy recovery, and we hope that the person who perpetrated this crime is swiftly apprehended and brought to justice."

The McCain-Palin campaign also released a statement saying, "The McCain campaign is aware of the incident involving one of its volunteers. Out of respect, the campaign won't be commenting. The campaign also confirms that Senator McCain and Governor Palin have both spoken to the woman." "

Why didn't the McCain at least offer their "thoughts and prayers" like the Obama campaign? I just find that interesting.
October 23, 2008

6:43 p.m.

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joggle writes:

Uno: It was a local story. If she had been attacked in Denver I would expect it to make the local news too. She was attacked in a different state over a thousand miles away from here.
October 23, 2008

6:44 p.m.

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arthistorybabe writes:

Now I have another reason never to go into on his overpriced steak joints. John, stay on the field and out of politics - you want to leave a good impression on the people of Denver - most of your fans are not rich Republicans.
October 23, 2008

6:46 p.m.

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MileHighPatriot writes:

never really liked elway.. now I kinda do.
October 23, 2008

6:48 p.m.

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joggle writes:

optimistic_pessimist: "Why didn't the McCain at least offer their "thoughts and prayers" like the Obama campaign? I just find that interesting."

It goes without saying really. I think they don't want to talk about it too much in public so as to not in any way encourage any of the nuts that want them to win to make a reciprocal attack. Nothing suspicious here.
October 23, 2008

6:50 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

Dumb@ss quote of the day:

GOP strategist Brad Blakeman today on MSNBC:

“I’ll tell you this, you know what the outrage is today? Barack Obama taking a a 767 campaign plane to go visit Grandma. Forget about the energy that is wasted, what about the hundreds of thousands of dollars to take a private trip when this guy should be humping his bags on a commercial plane or taking a smaller plane. Taking a 767 of campaign money from people who could least afford it is more of an outrage in my opinion.”
October 23, 2008

7:01 p.m.

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Wardrobe Mysteries Linger
By Michael Luo and Eric Wilson

About that wardrobe …

There are still aspects of the Republican National Committee’s shopping sprees on behalf of Gov. Sarah Palin and her family that are murky.

Some of the fashion experts consulted Wednesday, for instance, about the $150,000 in purchases that appeared on Federal Election Commission records were puzzled by where all of that money had gone, given what they had seen of Ms. Palin’s wardrobe.

Consider also the $4,902.45 charge at Atelier New York, a high-end men’s store, presumably for Ms. Palin’s husband, Todd, the famous First Dude.

Karlo Steel, an owner there, said he had gone through the store’s receipts for September, twice, and found no sales that matched that amount, nor any combination of sales that added up to the total. Because the store carries aggressively directional men’s wear, he caters to a small clientèle and knows most of his customers by name, as well as the history of their purchases.

When The Caucus called Mr. Steel back to ask him to also check August sales just in case, Mr. Steel said he found one purchase that came close to the amount in the campaign finance reports but said that he knew who that customer was and it certainly was not Mr. Palin. Neither was it Jeff Larson, the Republican consultant who showed up in campaign finance records as the one who footed the initial bill before being reimbursed by the R.N.C.

The store carries expensive cut-up T-shirts and tricky suits from avant-garde designers, like Raf Simons, Yohji Yamamoto and Ann Demeulemeester, none of whom typically create beltway-appropriate attire.

“We have no recollection of that sale and no idea what they are talking about,” Mr. Steel said.

There was similar confusion when The Caucus spoke with Jon and Wing Witthuhn, owners of Pacifier, a high-end children’s boutique in Minneapolis, where records show two charges of $98, one at Pacifier’s downtown location and another at its store in the northeast part of the city.

Mr. Witthuhn clearly recalled one of the $98 charges because it was the night of Sept. 3, just hours before Ms. Palin’s speech at the Republican National Convention. A woman burst into his store, he recalled, saying she needed outfits for several children, including a 6-month-old boy. Mr. Witthuhn explained they did not carry clothes beyond toddler age but helped her pick out a blue-striped convertible romper by Egg Baby ($60), a matching monkey-ear hat ($32) and Trumpette baby socks ($6).

After the woman explained her shopping was related to the convention and paid with a credit card number she read off of a Blackberry, it dawned on Mr. Witthuhn that he was potentially helping to outfit one of the country’s most famous infants—Trig Palin, Ms. Palin’s youngest.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/20...
October 23, 2008

7:11 p.m.

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freemarketworks writes:

Joggle - I have a subscription to the Economist, which is normally a great read; however, this article polls academia, not the real world. I'm skeptical that academia could produce an unbiased report. I’m hanging my hat with the 530 economists that have signed on to McCain’s plan, including Thomas Sowell (not so fair and balanced, but supports my opinion). The problem with Obama, for me, is that his voting record-to-date does not support his statements and plans.
October 23, 2008

7:12 p.m.

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FCZ writes:

Obama’s Kenyan grandmother claims that Barack Hussein Obama was born in Kenya

Muammar Gadhafi, leader of Libya, has publicly claimed that Obama was born in Kenya .
October 23, 2008

7:42 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

FCZ writes:

"Obama’s Kenyan grandmother claims that Barack Hussein Obama was born in Kenya

Muammar Gadhafi, leader of Libya, has publicly claimed that Obama was born in Kenya ."

I bet you have proof of this, right?
October 23, 2008

7:42 p.m.

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QueenBee61 writes:

FCZ what is your point? Instead of spending time trying to discredit Obama with all of this outrageous crap, why don't you try to spend some time convincing those on the fence why they should vote for McCain? Can you not find anything positive to say about your candidate?
October 23, 2008

7:42 p.m.

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Salsmom writes:

whoa won't be able to sleep tonight thinking about this. may have to ask for a return of my mail in ballot now that I know that Elway is supporting McCain.
October 23, 2008

7:43 p.m.

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NeilT writes:

I thought life begins at the point conception. Now I'm confused!
October 23, 2008

7:43 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

Guess who said this:

" "Spending, the conduct of the war in Iraq for years, growth in the size of government, larger than any time since the Great Society, laying a $10 trillion debt on future generations of America, owing $500 billion to China, obviously, failure to both enforce and modernize the [financial] regulatory agencies that were designed for the 1930s and certainly not for the 21st century, failure to address the issue of climate change seriously," ?????? said in an interview with The Washington Times aboard his campaign plane en route from New Hampshire to Ohio. "
October 23, 2008

7:49 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

NeilT writes:

"I thought life begins at the point conception. Now I'm confused!"

No, life begins at the point after touchdown.
October 23, 2008

7:53 p.m.

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jefferson3 writes:

FCZ is a mccain campaign shill. Trust me.
October 23, 2008

8:04 p.m.

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daddyblt writes:

Um.................whatever!!!!!!! Obama 08!!!!
October 23, 2008

8:36 p.m.

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dfdirishman writes:

John who?? Go OBAMA!!
October 23, 2008

8:41 p.m.

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fwilkin1 writes:

Mr Elway has the right to support anyone he choses as does anyone else.
He did support bush Jr just like 51% of Colorado (in TWO elections)
so when you speak of Elway not being the sharpest in the tool shed, neither were those other 51% of the voters in the state....
bush only has a 22% approval rating...all from Colorado. Go figure...this isn't referenced a cow town for nothing.
October 23, 2008

8:50 p.m.

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no_one_in_particular writes:

I thought Elway was smart, I now realize he is not so smart after all.
October 23, 2008

9:10 p.m.

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October 23, 2008

9:27 p.m.

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Logical writes:

freemarketworks - your comment "The problem with Obama, for me, is that his voting record-to-date does not support his statements and plans." is too obvious for the libs. They dislike Bush, so they bash all Republicans.

They ignore Obama's record, and choose to listen to his empty promises. Obama promises lower taxes in one breath, and promises nationalized healthcare in the next. The libs don't do the math, so they don't realize you can't have both.

They also don't accept that the "rich", and "big corporations" that they disdain also pay their wages. Yes, I work for a small company, but we sell our wares to larger companies. Without the rich, and big corporations, most of us wouldn't have jobs. The libs haven't figured that one out.

If Obama gets elected, the libs will see that he is full of campaign promises, and can't deliver. Socialism will shock them back to reality, when their smaller paychecks can't give them the lifestyle they think Obama will give them. And, the socialized healthcare won't make them happy, either.

And for those of you bashing Elway, and calling him stupid for supporting the candidate of your choice, I think your Hollywood idols are misguided for supporting Obama. Where does that leave us? Why can't we each have our opinions, and John have his, without calling people with differing opinions names? I thought you folks trumpeted your tolerance. Or does that only hold for sexual orientation and race? Like Obama, you say one thing, then do something else. Hypocrites.
October 23, 2008

9:37 p.m.

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cynical_one writes:

Logical writes:

"They ignore Obama's record, and choose to listen to his empty promises. "

And McCain supporters ignore his flip-flops.

"They also don't accept that the "rich", and "big corporations" that they disdain also pay their wages. "

BS. Not all people work for the rich or big corporations.

"If Obama gets elected, the libs will see that he is full of campaign promises, and can't deliver. Socialism will shock them back to reality,"

You mean the socialism that Bush has created recently or the one that McCain supported in 2000?

"And for those of you bashing Elway, and calling him stupid for supporting the candidate of your choice, "

He's not stupid, he's rich. So of course he'd support the candidate that would give him more unnecessary tax cuts.

"Hypocrites"

Looking in the mirror?
October 23, 2008

9:44 p.m.

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MONSTER writes:

Oops! That righteous wind I smell is coming from all of those Obama sheep and their predictable responses. Be prepared for a huge fall on election night. Be comforted though, the mainstream media will cushion your fall. So it is written, so it shall be.
October 23, 2008

9:46 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

More prominent Republicans bailed on McCain and endorsed Obama today. Here's the article:

"WASHINGTON - The list of famous-name Republicans lining up behind Barack Obama grew a little longer on Thursday.

A granddaughter of a conservative Republican icon, the late Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater, CC Goldwater, announced that she would not be voting for her state’s senator, John McCain, on Nov. 4.

Goldwater says she and her sibling — and a few cousins — are casting their lot with Democrat Barack Obama in the 2008 U.S. presidential election. And Goldwater says it’s a no-brainer....

'Nothing about the Republican ticket offers the hope America needs to regain it’s standing in the world. That’s why we’re going to support Barack Obama,' she said.

Former White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan, who wrote a book critical of President George W. Bush and the Iraq war, told CNN that he is voting for Obama.

'From the very beginning, I have said I am going to support the candidate that has the best chance for changing the way Washington works and getting things done and I will be voting for Barack Obama and clapping,' the one-time Bush insider said in a taped interview airing on Saturday.

In Minnesota, former Republican Gov. Arne Carlson endorsed the Democratic senator from Illinois.

'I consider myself a Republican maverick,' Carlson said in explaining his endorsement.

The Minneapolis Star-Tribune said Carlson also criticized Republicans for waging 'a mean-spirited campaign' that has 'been going down all these side roads.'"

Source: http://blogs.reuters.com/trail08/2008...

McCain supporters, please explain why all these prominent Republicans have endorsed Obama? Things that make you go hmm.......
October 23, 2008

9:46 p.m.

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QueenBee61 writes:

freemarkets, your statement about Obama's record is too vague. Why don't you give specifics that maybe we could have an actual debate. And Logical as you so eloquently stated "I work for a small company", which means you are an "employee", well I "own" a small company and I don't sell a thing to big corporations. As a matter of fact they tend to run small businesses out of business! But I do agree with you that people should not bash Elway. Everyone has a right to support the candidate of their choice. My feelings about Elway haven't changed. Never cared about him before, don't care about him now. The choice of whom to vote for President of the US should not be determined on which retired Quarterback supports him.
October 23, 2008

9:48 p.m.

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mrtaco writes:

elway was a good quarterback, but he should stick to football. he's obviously a political moron.
October 23, 2008

9:56 p.m.

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McGowdog writes:

You wanna talk about how Elway trumps Colin Powell, well that must true. Since Powell endorsed Obama, McCain narrowed the gap in the polls this week! Wow!

Give me my Guns, my Freedom, and my Money... you keep the Change!

McCain/Palin, 08'
October 23, 2008

9:58 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

Check out these poll numbers! They're just out today!

http://www.bigtenpoll.org/
October 23, 2008

10:18 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

Hello? Any McCain supporters want to comment on these poll numbers?

Head-to-head results for individual states
Illinois Obama 61% McCain 32%
Indiana Obama 51% McCain 41%
Iowa Obama 52% McCain 39%
Michigan Obama 58% McCain 36%
Minnesota Obama 57% McCain 38%
Ohio Obama 53% McCain 41%
Pennsylvania Obama 52% McCain 41%
Wisconsin Obama 53% McCain 40%

http://www.bigtenpoll.org/
October 23, 2008

10:28 p.m.

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oceanview78382 writes:

Poncho umm McCain supporters cant understand those big numbers- when you look at the polls in depth you find that those without a high school education back McCain ( and backed Bush) big time.

Why don't the McCain supporters admit on here that they also backed Bush twice? Why don't they request that Bush come campaign with him?
October 23, 2008

10:36 p.m.

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PonchoVia writes:

oceanview, good points. I would like McCain supporters to explain why they don't request that Bush campaign with McCain. After all, they voted for him twice.
October 23, 2008

11:14 p.m.

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aRe writes:

Elway was also in the tank for Bush too - I loved John during his playing days, supported the Crush as a season ticket holder for a couple of seasons but I hope he gets sacked on this one.

BTW Rod Smith is an Obama supporter so all is not lost politically in Broncoland.
October 23, 2008

11:38 p.m.

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joggle writes:

Logical: "They ignore Obama's record, and choose to listen to his empty promises. Obama promises lower taxes in one breath, and promises nationalized healthcare in the next. The libs don't do the math, so they don't realize you can't have both."

You mean empty promises like McCain's, where he pledges to have $300 billion in additional tax cuts, fix health care AND balance the budget within 4 years? How in the world will he be able to do that?? Why don't you peruse the story I linked to previously in this thread.

I can understand criticism of empty promises but I don't know of any candidate running that isn't making promises they can't keep. Do you know of any?

I'm not voting for Obama because of his ability to keep his pledges. I'm voting for him because I think he will absolutely do the job as well as he possibly can and will put the best possible advisers around him and given his dramatic improvement in debate ability from the beginning of the primaries to now, I think his potential is enormous. I think his time as the Harvard Law Review's editor demonstrate his true character (see the Frontline from last week for details). On the same token, I think Obama's brilliant campaign has demonstrated his own executive ability. I also think he could not have picked a better vice president for this point in our history (not so much for winning the election, but for after the election).

In addition, I don't want someone like Palin to be so close to being president and many prominent conservatives agree with me. We are facing many serious challenges right now and we need someone that has a brilliant mind and will be able to determine good advice from bad. I think most of McCain's campaign has demonstrated his inability to follow good advice or to put good people around him (such as criticism by his main adviser of his 2000 campaign on Meet the Press, stating that his pick of Palin was poor--he'd rather have an unhappy base with more votes than a happy base with fewer votes).

Now, if you want to convince me that I'm going to be 'shocked' by Obama's socialist policies, you are going to have to refer to history. I know quite a bit about economics and know exactly why we are where we are now and have a very good idea of how we are going to get out of it. A lot of it will depend on short-term socialist policies similar to how we dug ourselves out of the Great Depression. Even if you want to (rightly) thank World War II, do you recall exactly what the US government did? Succinctly, the government was run with large budget deficits and socialized many major US corporations for the war effort. By all accounts it worked well and after the war the corporations were independent once more. I don't know of any major policy resembling a market-based approach that dug the US out of the Great Depression.
October 24, 2008

12:01 a.m.

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Hola writes:

Elway and McCain sound like a great fit. I had a friend who was a big Bronco fan and autograph collector and he told me that he got autographs from Mecklenberg and Johnson at public affairs like the brewfest and such, and that they were extremely gracious about it, but when he tried to get Elway's the guy went out of his way to publicly humiliate him. He didn't just say, 'no, I'm sorry. Not right now', he just reamed the dude out. This guy was a total gentleman and a respectful fan. I lost alot of respect for Elway then.

Thank God Elway isn't around anymore, that's all I have to say.
October 24, 2008

1:21 a.m.

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watcher1 writes:

The Donkeys lost me as a fan after 30 years, back in 2000, when Shanny, Pat and Elway paraded the Boy Idiot GWB around Mile High Stadium.

I prefer my football without the jadedness of politics being involved.

Go Raiders!
October 24, 2008

6:59 a.m.

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Reason writes:

"The Donkeys lost me as a fan after 30 years"

"Go Raiders!"

I'm calling shenanigans. Go back to Cali gaper.
October 24, 2008

8:55 a.m.

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60s4ever writes:

I hate to see Elway being used by these thugs. He may pay more in taxes under Obama, but it will be on a lot more income and so he'll still be better off under Obama.
October 24, 2008

9:27 a.m.

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jersey writes:

enough321: Your Doug Williams analogy is appropo and priceless. As for the lopsided wins, along with my GIANTS, you had a few to draw from!
October 24, 2008

10:34 a.m.

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Sal writes:

Oh, and to all the people who talked about an Obama supporter knifing a McCain supporter? Looks like that was a lie. The depths to which McCain AND his supporters will stoop knows no bounds.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081024/a...
October 24, 2008

10:50 a.m.

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Bob299 writes:

After 8 years of the Bush/McCain regime, I've lost over $50,000 in my investment accounts, the value of my home is down 10% (I'm lucky that I'm not underwater like most of America), McCain wants to tax my family's health benefits (I can tell you that $5,000 won't afford anyone any decent healthcare in the open market - the insurance companies will love it because they will be shooting fish in a barrel), I have yet to see any of the "trickle-down" economics from Bush's tax cuts to his buddies in the millionaire-crowd, and they are contemplating layoffs at my company after holding out for a year.

All of you Republicans can vote McCain and cut your nose off to spite your face.

McCain is 72 years old - Do you honestly think Palin is fit to lead? She can't even face down Katie Couric or Charlie Gibson - and they are the friendly faces of morning television.

McCain will be 4 more years of disaster.

Vote Obama.
October 24, 2008

11:19 a.m.

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joggle writes:

Bob299 is correct. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Obama would be the better president this year (and despite what many of you may think, I'm very rarely convinced to this extent on who should be president).

Over the past several months I have made many thorough defenses of Obama and have yet to go on the attack against McCain in any significant way. However, if anyone of any intelligence wishes to try to defend McCain (for once) let me know--I could make a very long, devastating case against him and a much more devastating case against Sarah Palin (who should technically be ready to assume the presidency now, despite her answer to the 3rd grader; that IS her primary job after all).
October 24, 2008

12:08 p.m.

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laffgirl writes:

I hope and pray the voters have the wisdom to NOT vote for a man with so little experience; if Barack Obama becomes President, we will be sitting ducks.

John McCain is infinitely more experienced and tough and brave than is Barack Obama.
October 24, 2008

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jay writes:

good luck, joggle...i've been openingly asking for ANYONE from the right to justify a vote for mcsame for MONTHS.

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