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politicalwire.com - 9/27/2008
McCain Caught on Tape
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At 4:30 in this video clip of last night's debate you can clearly hear Sen. John McCain mutter "horse shit" two times while Sen. Barack Obama is talking.

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Hot Air » Top Picks:  McCain on Obama’s Spain smear: “Horsesh*t”?

WTF Is It Now?!?:  Language, please, McPsycho!

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McCain on Obama’s Spain smear: “Horsesh*t”?
Hot Air » Top Picks — McCain on Obama’s Spain smear: “Horsesh*t”? posted at 11:55 am on September 27, 2008 by Allahpundit Send to a Friend | printer-friendly Via Taegan Goddard , it comes — twice — right after The One makes the horsesh*t allegation that McCain “wasn’t sure” if Spain is aligned with the U.S. I’m giving you two versions: One that I cut from the Fox News broadcast plus the official MSNBC clip, where the audio is slightly better. Skip ahead to 4:30 of the latter for the exchange. Exit question: A Mavericky moment, or are we mishearing?

Language, please, McPsycho!
WTF Is It Now?!? — McAngry caught on tape saying "horseshit" twice, while Sen. Obama is talking (its around the 4:25 mark): How presidental.

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