THIS is outrageous

mccain is outraged that someone has the nerve to speak THE TRUTH? that people (not ALL people, not even LOADS of people, but ENOUGH people to make me sick inside) have the 'n' word on the tips of their tongues and dream not of sugarplums but of nooses (oh yes i mean what i'm saying. all that's missing on some of these ....i don't even have words to describe them..... heaping piles o' shite are the white sheets

so mccain i'd worry more about frederick's remarks than lewis' remarks (WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY more about frederick's. i can see the burning cross as i type this)

GOP Head Compares Obama to Bin Laden

Va. Party Leader Criticized, Including By McCain Team

By Tim Craig

Washington Post Staff Writer

RICHMOND -- The chairman of the Virginia Republican Party has compared Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama to Osama bin Laden because of the Illinois senator's past association with Bill Ayers, who has confessed to domestic bombings as a member of the Vietnam War-era Weather Underground.

Virginia Democrats, and some Republicans, are outraged, saying these are the latest in a series of inflammatory statements that the GOP has made against Obama in Virginia, a state that has emerged as a crucial battleground in the election.

According to a report in this week's Time magazine, the Virginia party chairman, Del. Jeffrey M. Frederick (R-Prince William), told Virginia volunteers working for GOP nominee John McCain that Obama and bin Laden "both have friends that bombed the Pentagon.".......

McCain calls Lewis remarks 'outrageous'

(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain said Monday that Rep. John Lewis' controversial remarks were "so disturbing" that they "stopped me in my tracks."

Lewis, a Georgia representative and veteran of the civil rights movement, on Saturday compared the feeling at recent Republican rallies to those of segregationist George Wallace.

"That's not from some, quote, party official, that's from one of the most respected people in America. It's unfair. It's unfair and it's outrageous," he said in an exclusive interview with CNN's Dana Bash.

"I never believed that John Lewis, who is an American hero whom I admire, would ever make a comment of that nature. He even referred to the bombing of a church in Birmingham. That's unacceptable," he said.

Lewis on Saturday said in a statement that McCain and Gov. Sarah Palin "are sowing the seeds of hatred and division.".........