John McCain

Well, I just think that the statement is crazy and unacceptable.

I repudiate such talk, and I reject his endorsement.

A high-powered GOP gathering at John McCain's place

John McCain is going to double-down on George Bush's Iraq policy, and he's going to extend the tax cuts and basically embrace all of Bush's economic policies.

Senator Obama has declared and repeatedly reaffirmed his intention to meet the president of Iran without any preconditions likening it to meetings between former American presidents and the leaders of the Soviet Union. Such a statement…

Such a statement portrays the depth of Senator Obama's inexperience and reckless judgment. These are very serious deficiencies for an American president to possess.

No 30-second sound bites from us, though. Tonight you'll hear what each has to say about the nation's security and talking with dictators at length, in their own words.

We need that, obviously.

And thanks for the question, you little jerk.

Talking, not even with soaring rhetoric, unconditional, in unconditional meetings with the man who calls Israel a stinking corpse, and arms terrorists who kill Americans, will not convince Iran to give up its nuclear program. It is…

Anything is fair. This is a -- this isn't beanbag.

Senator Obama would prefer the government exercise greater control.

Senator Obama has clearly stated his preference for raising the tax burden on Americans.

Senator Obama would meet unconditionally with some of the world's worst dictators and state sponsors of terrorists. I would not add to the prestige of those who support violent extremists or seek to destroy our allies.

John McCain's vision of how the war in Iraq ends and, for the first time, perhaps, when it ends.

California's supreme court rules same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry.

He said by the end of that time they would come out of Iraq.

I think it was a commendable effort to lay out a vision.

I think to a certain extent McCain obviously has the experience.

What does he want to talk about?

I think that Barack Obama needs to explain why he wants to sit down and talk with a man who's the head of a government that's a state sponsor of terror, that is responsible for the killing of brave young Americans, that wants to wipe…

This mindless, paralyzing rancor must come to an end.

It could be next month; it could be next year; it could be three years from now; it could be. But I'm confident we will have victory.

By January 2013, America has welcomed home most of the servicemen and women who have sacrificed terribly so that America might be secure in her freedom. The Iraq War has been won. Iraq is a functioning democracy.

My question is, what does he want to talk about?