This ad almost makes me like McCain. Almost:
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If he’s this tough on Bambi, I mean Obama, what’s he going to do to Putin?
This ad almost makes me like McCain. Almost:
[youtube]m89m0pC_bpY[/youtube]
If he’s this tough on Bambi, I mean Obama, what’s he going to do to Putin?
I’m not too big of a fan of John McCain. I heard that he voted against to have U.S. presence remain in Lebanon. Yet I find out that many Kremlin propagandists like Justin Raimondo, are now labeling him a “warmonger”. Even though he happened to be on the same page as Ron Paul who also called to pull out U.S. troops out of Lebanon.
Now Lebanon is under the control of Hezbollah, which has now Parliament powers in the Lebanese government.
Yeah. I was a Thompson supporter because I thought he’d be the strongest all round, though Rudy was good too. But I’ll have to vote McCain unless i want Obama, but as you well know McCain is just as deep into Soros money as anyone, but I think he’ll actually defend the country from attack.
I liked Rudy a bit better than McCain. But he had a lousy campaign strategy that got him canned from the elections. No major “coincidence” he also lost his attempt to run for the Senate to try to beat Hillary Clinton who was running.
The Republicans picked a poor choice to go after Hillary which many voters didn’t know his name, and Hillary had name recognition attached to her which made it possible for her to win.
I also laugh at the many 9/11 “Truthers” who were also out in force against the Giuliani campaign into suggesting that he had some “inside knowledge” that he had information that the WTC towers were going to come down.
If that’s so, why didn’t he win in becoming a Senator of New York then? Along with also winning in New Hampshire and Iowa? If that were the case? I also find it quite ironic, that these same 9/11 “Truthers” don’t mind stating that Russia has a “freer” society even though that Putin just right out appointed his successor which I refer him to be Comrade Puppet Medvedev.
mah29001: there’s still some hope for a McCain/Rudy ticket, though Romney is looking more likely according to today’s news reports. The “conservative base” would have us believe that a ticket with a pro-choice VP can’t win, but I’d like to think that a) the evangelicals will show up to vote against Obama and b) there are far more pro-choice and even gay-friendly republican voters than the media indicates. A McCain/Rudy ticket might help show how many people are camping just outside the flaps of the so-called big tent.