Every time that the press bends over (forward or backward) to demonstrate their love of John McCain, this ought to be reprinted:
More than any of his potential rivals, McCain found a way to balance embracing a weakened President Bush...
Maverick, my ass. Anyone who took Karl Rove's buttfucking in the 2000 republican primary like McCain did, should be nuking the 1600 Crew at every opportunity, not suckling at their collective teats like some love-starved bloated-belly refugee child being offered the first breast milk in their life.
McCain is no more of a "choice" for America then Frist is, both are the same side of a coin over-spent: they represent a future of debt, insecurity and humiliation for our once-proud republic. They, and especially McCain have been apologists for failed policy initiatives that will resonate far into this century, whose burdens will literally be carried forward by our children and their childrens children.
As McCain left the Peabody Hotel on Saturday to tour the hurricane-damaged Gulf Coast, he was matter-of-fact about his steadfast support for the president. "We elected him, we need him, he needs to do well and the country needs him," McCain said in an interview.
Straight Talk. Right. Remember, that when it was convenient McCain fed at the trough of corruption offered by Charles Keating. His supposed "absolution" for his role in the S&L affair was because the Senate couldn't bring itself to smack him down after holding him out as an example of the "bi-partisan" nature of the Keating Five corruption. His feeding at the trough of 1600 Crew corruption (who was he with when Katrina hit, by the way?) is pretty much part-and-parcel of his campaign to secure the services of Unka Karl for a 2008 run at the presidency. Any bets on his hiring of Unka Karl's future "political consulting" firm in 2007?
posted by Jo Fish on 03.12.06 at 02:54 PM
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Wasn't it Wolcott who said that McCain is just Cheney with a better back story?
posted by: Megan Rose on 03.18.06 at 11:47 PM [permalink]
