Comments on: What Price McCain?

By: RJ Adams

RJ Adams — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 03:17:06 +0000

WWW – mental retardation does seem a prerequisite for the presidency these days.

Flimsy – I bow to your superior knowledge of a whore’s job description.

Twilight – those Dems who’ve pledged loyalty to the corporates are in with a chance, so both Obama and Clinton are in the running. Given the opportunity, the rulers prefer a Republican, and McCain is prime for them.

Al – Unfortunately, I didn’t see that article but I believe McCain is a front runner, not just for the nomination, but for the White House.

NYM – good to hear from you again, Mama. Interesting, isn’t it, that many will vote for, or against, both Obama and Clinton, not due to policies (we’ve no idea what they are, anyway) but because of race and gender.

By: NYM

NYM — Sat, 02 Feb 2008 08:19:09 +0000

Given the unknown numbers of whites who truly hate the idea of a black president, and the indeterminate mass of chauvinist male Americans who despise the concept of a woman in ultimate power

That’s been on my mind for days. The irony of it is the jabbering about race & gender that I’ve been listening to has been coming from, surprise, surprise, mainly people who call themselves “progressives”.

I R tiiiiiired of hu-mans.

By: Al DeVito

Al DeVito — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 22:58:15 +0000

Like most – probably all – of those running for president McCain will do anything to get the nomination. There was an interesting article in last Sunday’s NY Times where Frank Rich postulated that President McCain may actually be a reality.

By: Twilight

Twilight — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 19:47:47 +0000

I could not countenance 4 years in the USA with McCain (or any Republican) as Prez, RJ. I’m confident there are enough sane people out there who feel the same, and enough who want to feel proud of their country instead of ashamed.
McCain’s time is long gone, in my opinion. He belongs to the 20th century.

I think male chauvinism still exists, but mainly in older age groups – likewise racism. Let’s hope enough of the younger age group get out and vote in the general election to counter any negative feeling against either Clinton or Obama.

By: Flimsy Sanity

Flimsy Sanity — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 12:51:04 +0000

I cannot understand why anyone who has ever participated in war would like it and become a hawk. I agree that being captured does not make you a hero, although I like that he at least talks against torture. The same people who demeaned Kerry’s military service are praising McCains.

By the way, an efficient whore wouldn’t wear underwear.

By: Wisewebwoman

Wisewebwoman — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 07:58:43 +0000

What an appalling prospect, RJA, four years of the Bushy Bumboy. He twists and turns more frequently than a windsock.
Seriously, I’ve often speculated on the fact he could have been mentally damaged way back in his POW days. It could explain his constantly changing stances.
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