"I don't want to be an Obama ATM"
"Now that he's running for general election, he's compromising and moving back to the center"
"He'll need millions, thus the reason he's moving closer to the Clinton power brokers"
Please remove my name from your blog immediately. I do NOT support John McCain as President, and your use of my name and the others in this post copied from FriendFeed misrepresents me and probably most of the other people named in this context. If you think John McCain is the best candidate, it should not be necessary for you to use such cheap tactics to make the people in this post look like we support McCain's candidacy, when in fact, I do not, and I know several of the other people named do not.
Cathryn, at your request I have removed your name, which I think only fell on the line "likes" anyway.
If you read the post more carefully, you'll find that I suggested many of the FF commenters were probably Obama backers ... but were definitely starting to weary of being asked for more cash ... and some ticked that Obama ran as a liberal and was the most liberal Senator in the country and is now trying to pose as more moderate to pick up cheap votes for the General Election.
It's kinda nice to watch Senator John McCain be who he is. He wasn't conservative enough for the wacky right, but didn't move, and of course doesn't toe the line for the liberals. I guess that's what a real leader does.