Predicts McCain will win election

Les Moore wrote:

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It appears that your hobby is posting under various names.

While your hobby is telling us all how smart you are...spare us all, please.

2008 Presidential Election
Tuesday Jul 22
McCain Gets History Of The Surge Wrong, CBS Doesn't Air Footage
During a CBS interview on Tuesday, John McCain made a stone cold error on a subject about which he claims expert knowledge: the "surge" strategy in Iraq. In an interview with anchor Katie Couric, the Arizona Republican said, inaccurately, that the surge strategy was responsible for the much-touted "Anbar Awakening," in which Sunni sheiks turned against Al Qaeda, helping in turn to reduce violence in the country.
TOPIX.COM
DID MCCAIN BUSH ACCEPT OBAMA'S TIME LINE FOR ENDING THE IRAQ WAR?

GOoPed on wrote:

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The republican brand is destroyed and McCain has no chance. It figures though that some old NIxonian fart would say this reminds them of an election that happened about 40 years ago. They were alive to witness it. If anything this presidential election is more similar to 96 but these old bats keep hoping it's like 72 because they're afraid of change and the black man running the country.
Like they say you really can't teach old dogs new tricks.

Not only are you a total ageist, you are also a complete racist.

Opinion
Wednesday Jul 23
McCain's Economic Ignorance: It's the Economic Stupidity, Stupid
Mr. McCain still doesn’t understand that we can’t send troops to Afghanistan unless they’re shifted from Iraq. But simple math, to put it charitably, has never been his forte. When it comes to the central front of American anxiety — the economy — his learning curve has flat-lined.TOPIX.COM
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BUSH/MCCAIN

J. Sidney McCain is as cool as a cucumber. Nothing rattles this guy.

http://www.mgwashington.com/index.php/news/ar...

Harland Stevens wrote:

J. Sidney McCain is as cool as a cucumber. Nothingttles this guy.
http://www.mgwashington.com/index.php/new
s/article/congressional-collea gues-were-f
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I wouldn't go that far. Everyone is rattled by tomorrow's news! It's far, far from over!!

DON'T BLAME THE NEWS MEDIA:

"In a way, John is refighting the Vietnam War." For a long time, the former prisoner of war has believed that Vietnam should have, could have had a different ending. Americans lost the war because they lost their will. He's thought more about the sorry last chapter of that war than its foolish beginning.

So, too, his attention on Iraq has been less on the war's origin than on some undefined victorious conclusion. McCain jumped the shark when he accused Obama of wanting to win an election even if it meant losing a war. But even before that intemperate charge, he said something equally damning: "The fact is, if we had done what Senator Obama wanted to do, we would have lost."

McCain starts the historical clock running after the invasion and even after the surge. For all his complaints about the media, he's been able to focus the Iraq debate on the surge's success. He has said repeatedly, "I'm proud that I was right. That's what judgment is about. That's why I'm qualified to lead."

But what if "we had done what Obama wanted to do" in 2002, when he was a lowly state senator and an opponent of invasion? We wouldn't have roared into this disaster.

I am well aware that we cannot rewind the past. We focus now on the least catastrophic exit plan. When the Iraqi prime minister and Obama agree on a timetable, I synchronize my watch. But it's still fair to measure a candidate by his view on our entrance to this war.
The current president has never admitted that we invaded Iraq on false premises or phony preemptives or fictitious weapons of mass destruction. Bush will breeze home to Texas without a modicum of guilt. Do we want another president like that?

Let's go back to a McCain op-ed that did run in The New York Times before the invasion: "Only an obdurate refusal to face unpleasant facts ... could allow one to believe that we have rushed to war." Let's go back to an interview with Tim Russert when McCain was asked if he would still have gone to war even knowing there were no WMDs. "Yes," he answered without missing a beat. The only regret or anger expressed by McCain is that we didn't have enough troops earlier.

Finally, in the recent, rejected op-ed, McCain said that by advocating timetables for withdrawal, Obama was "emulating the worst mistake of the Bush administration by waving the 'Mission Accomplished' banner prematurely." Dear John: Wasn't the "worst mistake of the Bush administration" launching the invasion at all?

This is not a summer of love. Frankie Valli is no longer a teen idol. Iraq is not Vietnam. But Americans are in a $10 billion-a-month war with more than 4,000 dead and 30,000 wounded. We've watched the current president deny and deny that he was wrong in invading Iraq. If there's a bottom-line, rock-solid qualification for being the next president, it's a candidate who acknowledges just how badly we were misled. So far, Obama's The (Only) One.
READ THE NEWS:
Ellen Goodman's e-mail address is ellengoodman@globe.com.
REF: TOPIX.COM

Hope for the Brits!!

I am happy for them. I have talked to a lot of the "sane" Brits on this site (those who did not belong to the Labour Party)---and they were very sad, discouraged, sickened by what was happening there!!!

Their version of our loony left on the way out!!!

The left loony tunes in the UK even wanted to allow a version of Sharia Law in their government!!!

UK Awakening, Labour Party Loses Major Seat

It is refreshing to see that our British friends are waking up. They are slowly losing their culture and country because of the United Kingdoms open door immigration policy. Which results in mass immigration of a group of people who go there with no intention of assimilating or working. They just head there to **** up welfare, housing and try and impose Islam on the Brits. A lot of this has to do with the weak kneed Labour Party which constantly caters to Islam, no matter how it effects the rest of the people there. The Labour Party is clearly on their way out. Since they love Islam so much, I suggest they be forced to spend some time in the Middle East. Lets see how much they get catered to.
Cheer mates!!

http://islaminaction08.blogspot.com/2008/07/u...

MAC-DUM OR PTSD wrote:

DON'T BLAME THE NEWS MEDIA:
"In a way, John is refighting the Vietnam War." For a long time, the former prisoner of war has believed that Vietnam should have, could have had a different ending. Americans lost the war because they lost their will. He's thought more about the sorry last chapter of that war than its foolish beginning.
So, too, his attention on Iraq has been less on the war's origin than on some undefined victorious conclusion. McCain jumped the shark when he accused Obama of wanting to win an election even if it meant losing a war. But even before that intemperate charge, he said something equally damning: "The fact is, if we had done what Senator Obama wanted to do, we would have lost."
McCain starts the historical clock running after the invasion and even after the surge. For all his complaints about the media, he's been able to focus the Iraq debate on the surge's success. He has said repeatedly, "I'm proud that I was right. That's what judgment is about. That's why I'm qualified to lead."
But what if "we had done what Obama wanted to do" in 2002, when he was a lowly state senator and an opponent of invasion? We wouldn't have roared into this disaster.
I am well aware that we cannot rewind the past. We focus now on the least catastrophic exit plan. When the Iraqi prime minister and Obama agree on a timetable, I synchronize my watch. But it's still fair to measure a candidate by his view on our entrance to this war.
The current president has never admitted that we invaded Iraq on false premises or phony preemptives or fictitious weapons of mass destruction. Bush will breeze home to Texas without a modicum of guilt. Do we want another president like that?
Let's go back to a McCain op-ed that did run in The New York Times before the invasion: "Only an obdurate refusal to face unpleasant facts ... could allow one to believe that we have rushed to war." Let's go back to an interview with Tim Russert when McCain was asked if he would still have gone to war even knowing there were no WMDs. "Yes," he answered without missing a beat. The only regret or anger expressed by McCain is that we didn't have enough troops earlier.
Finally, in the recent, rejected op-ed, McCain said that by advocating timetables for withdrawal, Obama was "emulating the worst mistake of the Bush administration by waving the 'Mission Accomplished' banner prematurely." Dear John: Wasn't the "worst mistake of the Bush administration" launching the invasion at all?
This is not a summer of love. Frankie Valli is no longer a teen idol. Iraq is not Vietnam. But Americans are in a $10 billion-a-month war with more than 4,000 dead and 30,000 wounded. We've watched the current president deny and deny that he was wrong in invading Iraq. If there's a bottom-line, rock-solid qualification for being the next president, it's a candidate who acknowledges just how badly we were misled. So far, Obama's The (Only) One.
READ THE NEWS:
Ellen Goodman's e-mail address is ellengoodman@globe.com.
REF: TOPIX.COM

lai. la` may`!! Santa Ho ho ?

;-)))))))))

Mass immigration came to America before 1800 and took over. Land in our family is over 100 years old. Grandparents and great- great-grandparents live to 98 years old. America culture always change. STOP THE HATE! The world culture always change.

Cheers Mates.

Well whether McCain wins or loses one serious concern I have has been eliminated.

John " $400 Haircut " Edwards won't be VP or USAG , it seems that the National Inquirer tracked him to his mistresses hotel in L.A. and an incident happened.

I do believe Drudge is reporting it.

But since it doesn't involve a Republican it may not show up on TOPIX.

MAC-DUM OR PTSD wrote:

Opinion
Wednesday Jul 23
McCain's Economic Ignorance: It's the Economic Stupidity, Stupid
Mr. McCain still doesn’t understand that we can’t send troops to Afghanistan unless they’re shifted from Iraq. But simple math, to put it charitably, has never been his forte. When it comes to the central front of American anxiety — the economy — his learning curve has flat-lined.TOPIX.COM
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Let's not forget that he would have a cabinet to advise him too. Mitt Romney would be a good idea regarding the economy.

democratic socialist wrote:

<quoted text>It's John Sidney McCain III, actually, and the reason to use it is to keep reminding the voters that he was born on third base and thinks he hit a triple, just like his soul mate George W.

Hey that's funny. Don't quit your day job...or do you have any job. Most socialists are just looking for a hand out.

DUM AND PTSD wrote:

WILL JOHN MCCAIN ACCEPT OBAMA TIME LINE FOR ENDING THE IRAQ WAR?
MAC-GAFF, FLIP-FLOP-DUM, OR PTSD?
AMERICA WANT TO KNOW!
2008 Presidential Election
Tuesday Jul 22
McCain gaffes pile up; critics pile on
McCain will turn 72 the day after Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) accepts his party’s nomination for president at the age of 47, calling new attention to the sensitive issue of McCain’s advanced age three days before the start of his own convention.
TOPIX.COM

Wow Abdul your all over the board , keep racking up those votes for McCain . the republican party could not pay enough for what you do for free .

How is the trolling business going , by the way ?

DUM OR PTSD wrote:

DON'T BLAME THE MEDIA:
2008 Presidential Election
Tuesday
McCain gaffes pile up; critics pile on
McCain will turn 72 the day after Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) accepts his party’s nomination for president at the age of 47, calling new attention to the sensitive issue of McCain’s advanced age three days before the start of his own convention.
TOPIX.COM
John McCain's suicide attempt and his resulting PTSD
By Ted Sampley
U.S. Veteran Dispatch
December 23, 2007
An outcome of PTSD is a subtle web of personal problems including difficulty in controlling intense emotions such as anger and an inability to function well under stress.

I did not realize obama was 47 already .
47 years old and next too no experience , the man is a loser as well as an idiot .

sir amra wrote:

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I did not realize obama was 47 already .
47 years old and next too no experience , the man is a loser as well as an idiot .

Stop namecalling and present policy evidence that Obama is a idiot...if he is a idiot why is the Bush admin and McCain taking his ideas?

Burying Mitt
Romney failed because he ran as something he's not.
Feb 7, 2008
And so it was that this square peg spent perhaps $80 million-including at least $30 million of his own money-trying to pound himself into a round hole. It didn't work. The irony of his failed campaign:
Here lieth the campaign of Mitt Romney, victim of the mistaken belief that the only way to succeed in national Republican politics was to turn yourself into something you are not. Or maybe the campaign revealed what his closest friends never imaged him to be. They thought he was a decent classy guy. But maybe he really is a soulless throat-cutter who would do and say anything to win.

Dodds a Dud wrote:

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Let's not forget that he would have a cabinet to advise him too. Mitt Romney would be a good idea regarding the economy.

LIVING POLITICS: Fineman

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Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:05 AM
Roland C. Eyears


Roland C. Eyears
JOHN McCAIN
THE MOST FLAWED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN HISTORY

It is now clear that what is left of the Republicon Party, after being fatally poisoned by the Bush administration, intents to commit suicide by nominating Senator John McCain (R-Hanoi) for the presidency. Where do I start?

THE EARLY YEARS

McCain spent his boyhood in exclusive boarding schools where staffers were paid to put up with his tirades. We all did some immature things before we matured. But with McCain, the tirades continue today.

Had he not been the son and grandson of admirals, there is scant chance he would have been admitted to the U.S. Naval Academy. Given his behavior patterns and academics, had he not been the son and grandson of admirals, there is little doubt he would have been thrown out. Instead, in 1958 he managed to graduate 894 out of 899. Had he not been the son and grandson of admirals, he is no chance he would have been accepted into the prestigious naval flight training program over far better qualified officers. On his way to becoming a North Vietnamese ace, the aviator lost 3 expensive aircraft on routine, non-combat flights. Little was made of all that, because he was, you know, the son and grandson of admirals.

McCain’s most horrendous loss occurred in 1967 on the USS Forrestal. Well, not horrendous for him. The starter motor switch on the A4E Skyhawk allowed fuel to pool in the engine. When the aircraft was “wet-started,” an impressive flame would shoot from the tail. It was one of the ways young hot-shots got their jollies. Investigators and survivors took the position that McCain deliberately wet-started to harass the F4 pilot directly behind him. The cook off launched an M34 Zuni rocket that tore through the Skyhawk’s fuel tank, released a thousand pound bomb, and ignited a fire that killed the pilot plus 167 men. Before the tally of dead and dying was complete, the son and grandson of admirals had been transferred to the USS Oriskany.

As a rising naval officer, McCain was surrounded by rumors of numerous adulterous affairs, such as used to be called “conduct unbecoming an officer.” Author and biographer Robert Timberg has detailed several of McCain’s sexual relationships with subordinates when serving as a Squadron Leader and an Executive Officer. I think we all know such behavior is a clear violation of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, in other words, a crime.

When McCain’s application to the National War College was rejected, according to noted author and researcher Joel Skousen, he whined to daddy who pulled strings with the Secretary of the Navy.
Roland C. Eyears
JOHN McCAIN
THE MOST FLAWED PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN HISTORY