Obama's Berlin Speech

[peewee's lovechild]

Oh, yes, thank you for providing websites for me.

You're a man of integrity.

It shows.

[Marcus Bryant]

Obviously you are since you provided some urls. Impressive.

[peewee's lovechild]

Obviously you are since you provided some urls. Impressive.

Nice.

Dodging suits you just fine.

[clambake]

don't sweat it, marcus. when mccain eats sausage he thinks he's in germany.

[Marcus Bryant]

Nice.

Dodging suits you just fine.

So does a healthy skepticism of politicians. Maybe when you stop believing in Santa Claus you'll figure it out.

[peewee's lovechild]

So does a healthy skepticism of politicians. Maybe when you stop believing in Santa Claus you'll figure it out.

speaking in front of sausage = speaking to a crowd of thousands

[Marcus Bryant]

For most Americans, it probably does.

at believing in a politician.

[peewee's lovechild]

McCain was at the world renowned "Schmidt's Sausage Haus"!!!!!!!!

http://www.schmidthaus.com/index.html

[Marcus Bryant]

Whoa. I guess sausage excites you.

[peewee's lovechild]

John McCain is still playing catch up to Barack Obama.

As the Illinois Democrat speaks before the picturesque Victory Column in Berlin today, the Arizona Republican is doing a slightly less exciting form of German outreach. He is having a lunch meeting with small business leaders at a German restaurant in German Village, Columbus, Ohio.

The presidential race, it seems has boiled down to who has the greatest German appeal. McCain's appearance at Schmidts' restaurant, a "Sausage Haus" comes after the RNC launched several advertisements in towns named Berlin.

Among the items he may have ordered include: Sauerkraut-Bratwurst Balls, Hoffbrau Schnitzel, or the Bratwurst, voted the "Best Wurst" by Columbus Monthly.

Vote for McCain!!!!!

[peewee's lovechild]

Whoa. I guess sausage excites you.

Apparently, it excites McCain quite a bit.

[angel_luv]

He has a good speech writer.

I was going to say...

[peewee's lovechild]

[peewee's lovechild]

A great crowd gathered for one of McCain's speeches:

[clambake]

he's the only one there. people can't afford to buy groceries.

[JoeChalupa]

Good speech.

Most Americans already believe McCain can cut the cheese as Commander in Chief.

[Aggie Hoopsfan]

We are ed no matter who wins president this year, but we'll be more ed if it's Obama.

[nsrammstein]

I forgot that Germans could vote in US elections, I like McCain he does not need to give speeches to people who can't even vote, instead he decides to give a speech in a small american town.

[clambake]

I forgot that Germans could vote in US elections, I like McCain he does not need to give speeches to people who can't even vote, instead he decides to give a speech in a small american town.

not to mention that germans, or any others would never flock to hear mccain.

the WORLD is looking for change.

[Wild Cobra]

Is Germany one of the 57 states?

[clambake]

Is Germany one of the 57 states?

no, but everyone is looking at this election.

you can thank bush for obama's popularity.

[Mr. Peabody]

I forgot that Germans could vote in US elections, I like McCain he does not need to give speeches to people who can't even vote, instead he decides to give a speech in a small american town.

He didn't decide to speak in a small American town. He was scheduled to speak from an oil rig to promote more off-shore drilling. Unfortunately for him, there was an oil spill and his campaign didn't like the image it would project.

[smeagol]

Cheese, sausage, and orange juice don't vote.

You made me

. . . which does not happen often

[Mr. Peabody]

he's the only one there. people can't afford to buy groceries.

Maybe they thought he was one of those annoying people giving away samples at the store and avoided him.

[Mr. Peabody]

How great is it to have one of our leaders go overseas and be greeted with chants of "USA! USA! USA!" and to see American flags that aren't on fire....