alt.politics.usa.republican

Roedy Green wrote:
>
> McCain explained his vote to extend the Iraq war was because he wanted
> "honour".
>
> There is no question of benefit to America or Iraq. He wants to
> sacrifice more young Americans and Iraqis and burn more billions of
> dollars (which necessarily means cutting funding for useful projects)
> for something as nebulous as "honour".
>
> He reminds me of some drunken confederate general. He is so willing to
> sacrifice SOMEONE ELSE'S kid for his ego massage. The fart is too old
> for sex, so this is the only way he can get his jollies.
>
He portrayed himself as a "median" kind of fellow, a uniter. During
the first years of the Bush admin. He's a likeable man, who has been
on Jon Stewart's comedy show more than a few times.

Now? I agree with you. He's either showing his true side or desperate
for Republican votes. I once thought highly of him. Not all that
much now.

What do I know? I'm a Canadian, just like you. (And our American
cousins often fail to notice how our attention is valid).

We hired a fellow from New Orleans last Spring at my computer company
in Markham, Ontario. He was a white fellow, a Democrat. I had a few
drinks with him and it was me who told him for the first time ever that
Ray Nagin was originally a Republican!

Did he really have to travel to Canada to know that shit from the likes
of me? LOL!


Damn Canadians!

Incidentally, I thought that Kerry was an asshole in 2004, but Bush was
just more of one. No wonder why Americans have issues with
leadership.