McCain is the scariest candidate in my lifetime. He is a warrior and he will build an American Empire even if it means dumping our Constitution.

If he wins the election he will have the Supreme Court and the Federal Judges working for him. He will work to remove Roe vs Wade and all rights for homosexuals. He will put them all together as an Amendment to the Constitution and he may even declare a war with Russia to cover his ass.

Wilson tried a "League of Nations" and failed. Instead we got the United Nations who has done little for the nations who need food, water and communication services.

He talks about the U.S. Constitution and knows it will have to be Amended to allow his agenda items. This is the base of the Social Christian Conservatives. A vote for McCain will remove the individual choices that are ours according the 10th Amendment.

I do not wish to hand my freedoms over to any Evangelical to line up in front of the White House and call me a sinner. Christians need this and I do not!

Inane McCain

He isn't going to live long enough to do much of anything, let alone win this election. I wonder who his choices for VP are going to be? Let's see: Superman, The Easter Bunny, The Tooth Fairy, Closet Monster, or Elmer Fudd?

Although I am not a fan of the author of this article, I must admit, this is a very interesting commentary....

What John McCain Told Me, and What it Says About How Far He's Fallen

John McCain is the biggest flip flopper to EVER RUN for POTUS! It is about time someone in the MSM started speaking out about them. Now if we could get the rest to focus on something other than Clinton/Obama contest.

How do you feel about Clinton's commitment of this country - under her presidency - to nuke Iran if it should launch a nuclear attack on Israel?

Is Hillary Clinton a crazy warmonger and does she frighten you?

Most sincerely,

T. J. Flapsaddle

Need more proof about John McCain and his policies?

Take the little quiz at the link below. Can you tell the difference? Bet you can't!

Try the Bush-McCain Challenge

RichardKanePA
We got a problem in exposing McCain. Most Americans forgot we are supposed to be mad at Putin and Chavez, and are finally beginning to forget we are supposed to be mad at Muslims, how do we expose McCain, without reminded Americans that they are supposed to hate Putin or Chavez etc.

Eisenhower supported the Arabs, Johnson supporter Israel, the rest of the Presidents tried to be somewhat evenhanded.

The US peace-movement likes to criticize Saudi Arabia which to some Muslims is similar criticizing the Pope in front of Catholics. All this means there is a real possibility that the bin Laden wing of al Qaeda may actually succeed under either Hillary or McCain in convincing the majority of Muslims that the US is their mortal enemy.

McCain claims that Cubans were torturing him while he was a prisoner in Vietnam, which no one else substantiates, and while in Miami after Castro retired, said I “hope Castro dies soon.” So, tensions between the rich and the poor all over Latin America could escalate into warfare with McCain’s help.

We McCain haters have a real problem on our hands. Since most Americans forgot that they are supposed to be mad at Putin in Russia or Chavez in Venezuela, without realizing it, we can tend to remind other Americans that they are mad or worried about these guys. Some think the solution is to equate McCain with Bush despite McCain’s lack of a faith-based initiative, and his going back to Bush Sr and Reagan in trying to shut up his enemies as legally as possibly and still shut them up, instead of Bush Jr’s belief in evil terrorism. In Bush Jr’s mind, animal rights activists and bin Laden represents the same kind of wrong. So on the average there will be more civil liberties but those who criticize McCain personally will have a lot more to fear.

I hope I don’t get in trouble for changing the subject but in Philadelphia an illiterate piecework handymen Vincent Leaphart, who was married to a white woman, listened to classical music, and wore fancy meticulously clean clothing despite his on-call employment situation. He suddenly decided he was a slave to civilizations and went around trying to convince the rest of us as well.

So today 35 years later, most Philadelphians don’t want to mention the words Mumia or Move, (the back to nature commune Vincent started) because to do so is to spread racial tension. Vincent thought Isms: Capitalism, Communism, Racism etc, were delusions civilization imposed on us to separate us from each other and the nature world around us. While Mumia was defending Move he began to agree with them that civilization not capitalism or racism was the problem.

But somehow today to mention Move or Mumia’s name in Philadelphia discourages black and white Philadelphians from getting along with each other.

I wish there was someway of mentioning that McCain is going to cause trouble with Chavez and Putin without getting people mad or worried about what Chavez is doing, or how the Muslim world may hate us under either Hillary or McCain without getting people worried or scared about Muslims.

We have a problem and I hope we can figure out some solutions, both locally and nationally.

www.capitolhillblue.com/cont/blog/2419
RichardKanePa

Are you guys serious?

These are hysterical commentary, and thoroughly idle opinions.. echoing around an intellectual vacuum-chamber.

Has nobody, got a sense of perspective?

The United States faces some serious challenges around the world, as witnessed by overseas observers such as myself -- meanwhile we have a standard of debate here, which would be considered poor for inter-pack warfare in the primate kingdom. Literally.

As an external observer, and interested follower of the Obama campaign, I would identify the majority of comments re. McCain on this site as ridiculous, & outright false, mis-characterization.

I would suggest the authors, stop sucking vacuum & get a sense of perspective.

Now, some factual background: (hope you're not allergic.)
- The USA faces a strong strategic challenge from Iran.
- Recent simulations indicate a multi-polar nuclear region, may be unstable; and that the concept of deterrence as balanced successfully between US and Russia, may not be effective in such situations.
- Nuclear capability being acquired by Iran, would almost certainly prompt states such as Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Syria to also acquire.

Now I can have an interest solely in the global economy, and not in way specific to the US economy -- and know that Iranian instability & overlook of key oil-exporting waterways, would pose an extreme danger for the entire global economy.

In contrast with suggestions, indications from McCain are of a strong *deterrence* policy. Zen paradox may be beyond the empty pools, of some minds; but essentially being prepared to fight, lessens the likelihood of a potential challenger mounting such threats.
(Up to a point, and based on effective preemption and counter-deterrence measures; and typically requiring counter-party understanding/ awareness of such measures. See 'Strategy of Conflict', Thomas C Schelling, Harvard University Press.)

Indications are also that such deterrence campaign, would be enforced by the threat of *bombing*, rather than land invasion.
With McCain having suffered the trials of combat himself, at hand & on the ground in person, his attitudes and understanding seem at great variance to the Bush/ Cheney/ Rumsfeld 'strategic incompetence' doctrine.

I would also consider Sandra Price's comments, to be inaccurate & most likely false, in each & every single point.

I would suggest some background understanding & research into the United Nations and historical 'League of Nations' might enlighten & improve her commentary;

In particular the degree to which both organizations are, or were, constrained by political considerations of their member states; and thus hampered/ prevented from fulfilling their mission.
Constraints imposed by US politics, especially Congress, have been particularly notable in this respect.

The United Nations was originally formed under the leadership of the United States, to continue from & replace the disbanded League of Nations (failed over the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, in the 1930's).

The fact that the UN Building was located & built in New York under American auspices, gives an indication of the extent to which the UN has proved an effective tool for extending American diplomacy into the multi-lateral sphere.

While other countries have significant influence & some powers of veto, (lack of such contributed to the L.o.N. failing), the UN has indeed achieved a significant political, diplomatic & humanitarian advance for US interests;
- and in the interests of humanity & civilization, globally.

Thanks for reading, and I hope that this prompts you to become further interested & informed in such matters. Regards!

McCain Wants Missile Defense In Non-Existent Country

McCain still thinks he's a young and chipper 55, when the country of Czechoslovakia still existed.

A little nitpicky, but he's still citing a country that no longer exists...

McCain just said the United States should set up a missle defense system in Czechoslovakia. Should we assume he meant the Czech Republic?

Do we REALLY WANT ANOTHER GEORGE BUSH TYPE OR WORSE as the next POTUS?

Remember to reelect the FAILED POLICIES of BUSH/MCCAIN in 2008! Wasting $4566 PER SECOND in Iraq!

I'm waiting for John McCain's "Howard Dean Moment". Only in this case instead of appropriate enthusiasm being blown all out of proportion into the actions of an insane man, I hope to see McCain, an actual insane man, "go ballistic" in response to a reporter's questions or in response to the democratic candidate in a presidential debate.

-- Kent Shaw