POW speaks out against McCain

Mystery_Meat · May 23, 2008

EStreetJoe said:

Boom_70 said:

McCain is proud and unapoligetic of his party animal status at the academy.
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Damn.. then we're doomed. He will be the type of person more people will want to have a beer with than Obama and that quality is what helped carry Bush (and Clinton) to their victories.
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O RLY?

http://www.whodoyouwanttohaveabeerwith.com/vote.html

Right now Obama has 47 percent of the vote, McCain has 22. Clinton's at 11, behind those two and RON BY GOD PAUL. Nobody wants to booze with Nader

Boom_70 · May 23, 2008

EStreetJoe said:

TheSportsPredictor said:

EStreetJoe said:

TheSportsPredictor said:

It that's interesting, I'm Reese Witherspoon.
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Reese - Did you read the whole thing or just the segment I posted?
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The segment you posted sufficiently bored me so as to be uninterested in reading anymore.

If there's something better, by all means, let us know what it is.
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Ok Reese... maybe this segment of the article will interest you a little more:

I furthermore believe that having been a POW is no special qualification for being President of the United States. The two jobs are not the same, and POW experience is not, in my opinion, something I would look for in a presidential candidate.

Most of us who survived that experience are now in our late 60's and 70's. Sadly, we have died and are dying off at a greater rate than our non-POW contemporaries. We experienced injuries and malnutrition that are coming home to roost. So I believe John's age (73) and survival expectation are not good for being elected to serve as our President for 4 or more years.

I can verify that John has an infamous reputation for being a hot head. He has a quick and explosive temper that many have experienced first hand. Folks, quite honestly that is not the finger I want next to that red button.

It is also disappointing to see him take on and support Bush's war in Iraq, even stating we might be there for another 100 years. For me John represents the entrenched and bankrupt policies of Washington-as-usual. The past 7 years have proven to be disastrous for our country. And I believe John's views on war, foreign policy, economics, environment, health care, education, national infrastructure and other important areas are much the same as those of the Bush administration.

I'm disappointed to see John represent himself politically in ways that are not accurate. He is not a moderate Republican. On some issues he is a maverick. But his voting record is far to the right. I fear for his nominations to our Supreme Court, and the consequent continuing loss of individual freedoms, especially regarding moral and religious issues. John is not a religious person, but he has taken every opportunity to ally himself with some really obnoxious and crazy fundamentalist ministers lately. I was also disappointed to see him cozy up to Bush because I know he hates that man. He disingenuously and famously put his arm around the guy, even after Bush had intensely disrespected him with lies and slander.
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