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all about the war I started'', says dummy...er Bush. ''My very close and good dear friend John says it's OK to keep it going for a hunert years so I here-by give him my royal blessing''.
that's what the country needs right now.
a bush clone ...
please for Gods sake someone shoot this ass-hole before he does get to be president .the man is no beter that his lover bush..
the Bev1 from Alabama??
....for the knock at your door Bev...
The fact is, McCain isn't all that republican, if yuo bothered to read anything about the man, instead of porking your brother...
pork you...this is my view
nope im bev1 from arizona..
at least they both begin with an ''A''. I got that part right. At any rate, I agree that McCain is a whiny, sniveling ass-hole. The things he says with that squeaky little voice just don't command respect , nor project the image of leadership. It would be great if someone were in the mix worth even 1 vote. Maybe next time.
...after all, in the Britney Spears - image-is-everything world you live in, McCain's voice is a much higher priority that his stellar service record, his tireless contribution to legislation (that's the stuff congressmen are supposed to be doing) and individualistic political stance that has bucked both democratic and republican malaise' for the last 20 years.
Your perspective of presidential material is lacking. That and your views on the war in Iraq. You get pretty tiring saying the same old crap day in and day out. In addition to that, you constantly change course.
My view McCain is that he shouldn't even be in the arena. He's not got the right stuff and he's a liar. My view of you is that you should go suck a fattie.
'You get pretty tiring saying the same old crap day in and day out.'
It is pathetic that you stalk him like some teenage girl with a crush. It is creepy as well.
would be a yes man for bush .
bush would sit in texas and pull the strings .
and mccain would be the head whimp..
things are said on here to piss off sp4,,lol
sp4 said mccain isn't all that rebublican.
well duh what is he then? how stupid is this sp4 guy .
And I agree with SP4. McCain is not 'that Republican'. He tells the truth most of the time, he tried to fight the war the war it should have been fought and not like all of Bush's minions messed it up, and I believe he is about as honest as a Republican't can be, and is not on the payroll of the Saudi's or Halliburton. Not 'that Republican' at all.
then perhaps mccain would be an ok president .
right now everyone is just so feed up with bush and his lies...
...none of those comments above still make me wrong.
MCCain is hardly a Bush slave. He's bucked him on a whole lot of legislation i.e. campaign finance reform, the Mid-Air Refueling contract, etc. There ain't no love lost i.e. the 200 election, where Bush dealt him out for being middle of the road.
McCain's pro-abortion, goes to the dems to get support for legislation, etc. He and Hillary both voted for the war, so it's a short debate there, right? No one, except a fool, is going to say he's either dumb or stupid, like they do with Bush, so the only thing left is to call him old or a radical, and he's not a radical.
McCain's not a conservative, and we don't do very well unless we run a conservative, or a conservative poser like Bush. These middle-of-road wags in the GOP never do very well, but we're in a new era. MCCain might just be the new face of the republican party! Running as a senator is tough, made easier by the fact that all the candidates are senators and all will have to defend their records. This is why Hillary is creeping back: she's now defining Obama's positions.
McCain...not the candidate we'd like, but the one we've got. He'll stay right on judgeships and appointments, but go to the middle on legislation. He's proactive on terror and his record is plain.
In any other world, this guy would not be a bad dem candidate in say, 1960.
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