Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid

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ASK MCCAIN TO HELP IN THIS 700B ISSUE A FEW DAYS AGO AND SAID HE NEEDED MCCAIN TO HELP OUT. WELL WHEN MCCAIN SUSPENDED HIS CAMPAIGN REID THEN SAID OH WE DONT NEED YOU NOW MCCAIN.THE DEMOCRATS JUST GOT THERE ASSES KICKED BY MCCAIN BECAUSE OBAMA DIDNT WANT TO COME TO WASHINGTON. PRES BUSH THEN CALLED OBAMA AND SAID TO COME AND THEN HE CAME. OBAMA DID SAY IF YOU NEEDED ME MY PHONE DOES WORK,PATHETIC.

WOULD THE AMERICAN PEOPLE RATHER SEE US GET THROUGH THIS CRISIS WITH BOTH SENATORS IN WASHINGTON TO FIX THIS OR WOULD THEY WANT TO SEE A DEBATE.I SAY FIX THE ISSUE AND THE DEBATES CAN WAIT. OH BY THE WAY MCCAIN HAS BEEN ASKING OBAMA ALL SUMMER TO DEBATE IN TOWN HALL MEETINS AND HE REFUSED EVERY TIME. NOW HE COMPLAINS WHEN MCCAIN DOESNT WANT THE DEBATE NOW.BILL CLINTON EVEN SAID MCCAIN DID THE RIGHT THING AND THE DEBATES SHOULD WAIT.WOW YOU KNOW ITS SAD WHEN A DEMOCRATIC PRES DOENT BACK OBAMA

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Bob Drogin also was there, and he reports, that Clinton was effusive in his introduction, saying he was "personally profoundly honored" and "profoundly grateful" that McCain showed up.

Obama, he noted less warmly, would speak to the group later by satellite feed from Florida, where he's been encamped for prep sessions for the Friday debate that may or may not take place.

Clinton, for all his kind words he lavished on McCain, did throw the Republican a curve ball.

Afrer his introduction, Clinton picked up a sheaf of papers as he left the podium. As McCain arrived at that perch, he looked down and suddenly appeared anxious.

By then, Clinton was on his way back to the podium, waving papers in his hand.

"I took his speech," he said, laughing.

"What kind of host is that?" McCain joked back. He grinned broadly as he unfolded the pages, adding, "I almost gave one of the most extemporaneous speeches of my political career."

Not really. The paper copy was just a backup. McCain read his speech from a Teleprompter.

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Obama didn't handle the situation to well. Obama was doing great when he was setting the tone but now it appears as if he just reacts to McCain without much thought.

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Bob Drogin also was there, and he reports, that Clinton was effusive in his introduction, saying he was "personally profoundly honored" and "profoundly grateful" that McCain showed up.

Obama, he noted less warmly, would speak to the group later by satellite feed from Florida, where he's been encamped for prep sessions for the Friday debate that may or may not take place.

Clinton, for all his kind words he lavished on McCain, did throw the Republican a curve ball.

Afrer his introduction, Clinton picked up a sheaf of papers as he left the podium. As McCain arrived at that perch, he looked down and suddenly appeared anxious.

By then, Clinton was on his way back to the podium, waving papers in his hand.

"I took his speech," he said, laughing.

"What kind of host is that?" McCain joked back. He grinned broadly as he unfolded the pages, adding, "I almost gave one of the most extemporaneous speeches of my political career."

Not really. The paper copy was just a backup. McCain read his speech from a Teleprompter.

LOL, damn Clintons.

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HOW CAN OBAMA THINK HE SHOULDNT GO TO WASHINGTON AND HELP. THIS JUST SHOWS THAT MCCAIN IS PUTTING HIS COUNTRY FIRST AND OBAMA ISNT