Posted by
nomi on Saturday, July 12, 2008 10:47:46 PM
...sufficient war experience to run a war?! In McCain's case, NO. His surrendering and capitulating is seen time and again within his leadership in the Republican party. This is not the type of war or senate experience we need! He spent most of his experience in war as a surrendered prisoner and has run the Republican party into the ground during his tenure in congress. During McCains leadership the once strong party that vowed a contract with America has been turned into a party best typified by statements such as "no American will pick lettuce for $50/hr." Or is now a party that is known as the lets -make- a -deal -with -my- campaign- contributors -and- run -their -companies -into- the- ground -while- the- CEOs -make- out and- the -taxpayer -bails- out -the -company- party. Or the family- values -don't- stop -at -the -Rio Grande -and -lets- expand -social- programs -and -criminal -enterprises-into- the- once -Nation- of- Laws -Party. About the war, water boarding is torture?! Oh my, is he serious about fighting a war or just surrendering to a long long torture for us war. Other than his war experience, his other claim to fame is a hot head. Yes grow up if you think McCain will appoint conservative judges who may overturn "McCain Feingold." Peggy Noonan had an article about Bush destroying the Republican party. I say McCain has the lead on this with all his sabotoge and/or capitulation while the party was in power. He is seeing it to its end. The proof is in all the bills he has co authored that has damaged the US and disenchanted many who once called themselves Republicans. And all the campaign contributors that have received maybe not earmarks but favorable legislation(La Raza is no exception) I won't even get into that, but only say campaign finance reform may not have been the goal of the so named bill he coauthored. It seemed to be Anti-American.