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McCain has been speaking out of both sides of his mouth lately ... I wonder when he'll get tired of it. He said tonight "Kerry would make a good president" -- but Bush is better for the country right now. He says the Swiftees have "no right to bring up anything about kerry's service while he was IN Vietnam" -- but it is okay to talk about what he did when he LEFT Vietnam. I don't like him deciding what it's okay for other people to talk about. If he said that he personally wasn't interested in kerry's service in Vietnam and didn't want to talk about it, that would be different. But he CONDEMNS that topic... and that's where he goes over the line, as far as I'm concerned.

He's for kerry and he's against kerry, and in spite of him being a hero, I just don't like that. He can't have it both ways.

integritycounts · Rear Admiral Joined: 11 Aug 2004 Posts: 667

and he created 527s too

baldeagl · PO3 Joined: 07 Aug 2004 Posts: 260 Location: Texas

McCain's always been like that. He shys away from conflict and wants everyone to "just get along". Sometimes you just have to Zell somebody's butt. McCain ain't gonna do that.
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Indianbaboon · Lieutenant Joined: 04 Jul 2004 Posts: 234

did anyone ever watch the SNL skit with adam sandler and david spade crossdressing as GAP salesgirls?

Mccain remidnds me of sandler's character sometimes, flapping his hands and whining piteously "you guys, don't fiiight, my parents used to fiiight"

it's clear his scars from Vietnam never healed, and just like when you get anywhere near a sore area on a dog, he snaps first and thinks later.

BTW, i don't mean any of htat as an insult to McCain, although he sometimes freaks me out with his comments on likelihood of surviving POWs and his weird policies, he is a role model and one of the best conservative lawmakers out there

larrygj · Posted: Thu Sep 02, 2004 6:02 am Post subject:

Keep in mind though, that tons of Democrats and Independents love McCain, everybody knows he was Kerry's first choice for VP, so every time McCain says vote for Bush, that's one more zap at Traitor John and his sinking candidacy. As Lyndon Johnson once said about J. Edgar Hoover, it is better having him in our tent peeing out than outside peeing in.

Meanwhile, I taped Zell's speech, and I will spend many an evening playing it over and over and over...

Larry

Indianbaboon · Lieutenant Joined: 04 Jul 2004 Posts: 234

oh I know, he's got the most crossover potential of any politician I can think of, probably going back to Reagan or maybe further, followed closely by the half-RINO Arnie.

i just get weirded out by some of hte comments he made as part of the POW/MIA committee that he shared with Kerry.

Ohio Voter · PO2 Joined: 09 Aug 2004 Posts: 360

MCain is a political weinie. He is the one the liberal media runs to in order to confirm that Kerry is fit to be comander in chief. I don't know how many times I have heard the question from the network news liberal media "Is Kerry fit to be president?" He has become the Kerry butt wipe.