About Damn Time Someone Said It.

http://hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com/archives/2006/12/richardson_mcca.html

Look, it's easy to admire McCain, and it's hard not to, but he's a different candidate this time around, and his position on Iraq is nuts on practical grounds, and it's incredibly unpopular -- anywhere between eight and 16 percent approval in any poll I've seen -- politically in the country. Good for Richardson for at least trying to make it an issue.

 

It's good to see someone have the courage to state their beliefs on a serious political issue and put their name to it.

 

Agreed, p'ster.
This is too damn important not to have an honest debate on the subject.

 

Richardson is a rock star this week. He welcomed the North Koreans to his home for talks:

http://www.freenewmexican.com/news/53774.html

 

Did he break the great IPod embargo?

 

I see McCain... and I see Stillson from The Dead Zone

 

A hyena, but not totally a bad person.

 

I respect McCain. I really do, which is unusual for me and most politician-types.

That said, what the hell is he thinking ... that we're going to make one last great push and everything will go away? Hasn't he realized yet that this is about more than just the number of guns and troops?

When will some religious leader, just one, stand up and say "Yes, we believe in our religion, but we're not so arrogant that we can't accept other beliefs."