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Then you fall in line with average Obama supporter, don't you?
Yeah mad respect for doing what was the only political option. I choose to respect Obama for wiping his ass and breathing too.
Unfortunately, the only people saying this are lib wits like yourself.
Then you fall in line with average Obama supporter, don't you?
Yeah mad respect for doing what was the only political option. I choose to respect Obama for wiping his ass and breathing too.
Apparently it's impossible for folks to have a discussion of this kind of thing without degrading into namecalling and profanity. This speaks volumes about the challenges facing the country - the issues are not in DC...for the one of the major roots of the problems we face you need only look at how the two of you are interacting.
As for "elect me, I'm a war hero" - I don't think you're paying complete attention either, Boutons. If you think he's running exclusively on that basis...
Mc55%'s opines on his talents: "Yet McCain himself has joked: “It doesn’t take a lot of talent to get shot down. I was able to intercept a surface-to-air missile with my own airplane.” " http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/02/op...hp&oref=slogin "he's running exclusively on that basis" Not exclusively, but for that large part of the ignorant red electorate that votes emotions, McSenile's "elect me, I'm a war hero" coupled with "Hussein is a Muslim exotic anti-patriot", those lise are fundamental. The other McFlop plank is "I'm Repug, we own National Security. We're responsible for both 9/11 and Iraq/Afghanistan. Vote McPander". But it was HUSSEIN, in the 2002 quote above who got EVERYTHING right on Iraq, while McKeating got NatSec all wrong. ======== in forum software sucks sometimes. FF3 got lost? So I closed FF3 and pasted from two different editors, same loss of formatting. During the day, it will work again, and I won't change anything.
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Dude you smegmaslapped John Kerry ruthlessly in the exact same fashion about 4 years ago this night.
McCain gets ‘visibly angry’ when challenged on whether military experience prepares him to be president.»
ABC News’ David Wright reports that when he asked John McCain to “explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the presidency,” McCain “became visibly angry”:It’s a legitimate question.
McCain became visibly angry when I asked him to explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the Presidency.
“Please,” he said, recoiling back in his seat in distaste at the very question.
McCain allies Sen. Lindsey Graham stepped in to rescue him. Graham expressed admiration for McCain’s stance on the treatment of detainees in US custody.
In 2003, McCain said, “I absolutely don’t believe that it’s necessary” to have military service in order to be president. He also said military service alone is not a sufficient qualification to be president.
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/07/02/...-be-president/
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Old Sick Senile 95% McFlopPanderKeating talks too much, and thinks too little.
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I would like to see Clark tell all of our current pilots, squadron commanders and Captains/Colonels that they don't know how to "guage risks, asses the enemy and be held accountable for your actions".
Shame on anyone defending this guy (Clark).
McCain gets ‘visibly angry’ when challenged on whether military experience prepares him to be president.»
ABC News’ David Wright reports that when he asked John McCain to “explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the presidency,” McCain “became visibly angry”:It’s a legitimate question.
McCain became visibly angry when I asked him to explain how his Vietnam experience prepared him for the Presidency.
“Please,” he said, recoiling back in his seat in distaste at the very question.
McCain allies Sen. Lindsey Graham stepped in to rescue him. Graham expressed admiration for McCain’s stance on the treatment of detainees in US custody.
In 2003, McCain said, “I absolutely don’t believe that it’s necessary” to have military service in order to be president. He also said military service alone is not a sufficient qualification to be president.
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/07/02/...-be-president/
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Old Sick Senile 95% McFlopPanderKeating talks too much, and thinks too little.
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Do you SERIOUSLY believe that McCain or anyone on his team is suggesting that you have to have military service to be president?
Of course it helps. The military builds leadership traits. Thats why we've had so many former military officials become presidents.
Clark knows this, so he attempted to diminish McCain's military record which was a joke.
Clark. He's a piece of . I can't imagine John McCain doing that to another serviceman just because he was in a different political party.
In fact, I know he wouldn't. Just ask John Kerry.
As predicted, Republicans are playing this up as an attack on military service.
"McCain or anyone on his team is suggesting that you have to have military service to be president"
yes, strongly suggesting, many times. If you've missed that msg, you're a .
McFlop even said a while back it was, I paraphrase, a weakness in HUSSEIN's resume that HUSSEIN chose not to enlist in the military (making it sound like HUSSEIN "evaded" military service), with STRONG, REPEATED implication that HUSSEIN was therefore unpatriotic and therefore unfit to be Prez, while McFlop of course was a vastly superior candidate just because of his military service.
Clark said absolutely nothing negative about McSenile's military service. The whole bull affair is totally fabricated, indicating that Mc95% is going completely Rove-ian negative and character assassinating (see the asshole he just put in charge of his campaign).
Didn't Clark get his hand slapped over Kosovo?
LMAO! Yes, please find me quote of John McCain calling Obama "Hussein".
You have A LOT of anger built up. Do you know how stupid you sound for claiming that McCain is attempting Rove-ian negative and character assassinating while also calling McCain McSenile or McFlop?
"FREAKING McSenile called Obama 'HUSSEIN', that ASSHOLE!!"
Grow up, man.
Its funny to see the Obama supporters get so worked up for this. Obama is man enough to denounce Clark's comments, but you arent.
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Im not republican. Im a former service man. I get worked up when Clark would so easily state that despite McCain's decorated military past, he doesn't know how to "guage risk, assess the enemy or be held accountable for his actions".
As predicted, Republicans are playing this up as an attack on military service.
Give me a break. Clark has become a joke.
GENERAL Clark has major EXECUTIVE military experience, so if criticism of CAPTAIN McSenile is out of bounds just because he is vet (he's certainly not a hero), then criticism of Clark is equally out of bounds on the very same grounds.
Nice try. No one is questioning Clark's military record. We're pissed off that he would so easily diminish McCain's decorated past because of party affiliation.
btw - I know he was a General. Thats what makes his comments even more pathetic.
If Clark was republican, you think he would any of this crap about McCain?
And McCain IS a national hero. Im sure you believe any and all conspiracies claiming that McCain isn't what he appears to be or is really a jerk etc., but you choose to believe this simply because he is a republican. You have no class...basically, youre just a partisan piece of , same as Clark.
I'm not sure how crashing 4 planes and 'some say' cooperating with the enemy makes a man a foreign policy expert....
McCain himself has said that military service does not qualify one for President. No big deal.
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