Senator John McCain is smoking crack again

[fishman3811]

Did u guys see the senator say its safe for an american to walk the streets of Baghdad and that things are getting better.Yeah its safe if you have a platoon with you i just cant beleive he could say that with a straight face.These fucking guys just keep lying and lying to you and hope some fools believe the crap that comes out of their mouths.Cant these guys tell the truth for once???

fishman3811 Reviewed by fishman3811 on 04-08-2007. Senator John McCain is smoking crack again Did u guys see the senator say its safe for an american to walk the streets of Baghdad and that things are getting better.Yeah its safe if you have a platoon with you i just cant beleive he could say that with a straight face.These fucking guys just keep lying and lying to you and hope some fools believe the crap that comes out of their mouths.Cant these guys tell the truth for once??? Rating: 5

[medicinal]

Did u guys see the senator say its safe for an american to walk the streets of Baghdad and that things are getting better.Yeah its safe if you have a platoon with you i just cant beleive he could say that with a straight face.These fucking guys just keep lying and lying to you and hope some fools believe the crap that comes out of their mouths.Cant these guys tell the truth for once???

A platoon, tanks, APCs armored Humvees, and a couple a blackhawks thrown in for good measure, all in steel plated flack jackets and kevlar helmets, real safe. I believe the next day they had a car bomb or a suicide bomber blow up in that same place. Dream on Bushkies, you need about 200,000 more troops to quell the violence and then when we leave it would just start back up. If it wasn't so tragic for the Iraqis and our troops it would almost be funny. Does any one realize what mental problems these soldiers are coming back with. We'll be releasing about 100,000 mentally disturbed troops on our streets when this is over, if ever.

[eg420ne]

Buuuuuut Nancy went to syria and wore a burkha she the real enemy.....see its easy being republican

[medicinal]

Buuuuuut Nancy went to syria and wore a burkha she the real enemy.....see its easy being republican
_Dude, I take it back, I don't wish Cheney on you, I must have mis read your posts, sounds like you are one of the informed!_________________

[Perp]

I have more respect for McCain than any other republican. Who here could survive a NV POW camp? Not many, if any, I'm sure.

[fishman3811]

Yes he was a P.O.W so youd think he would actually see this war in a different light but i guess not .

[medicinal]

I have more respect for McCain than any other republican. Who here could survive a NV POW camp? Not many, if any, I'm sure.
I also respect him for that, (my brother was also a prisoner in Viet Nam), but I believe he must be getting senile as He can't see the real facts in Iraq.__________________

[andruejaysin]

I've smoked crack plenty of times, it never made the war seem like a good idea to me.

[fishman3811]

I've smoked crack plenty of times, it never made the war seem like a good idea to me.

lol

[Zimzum]

Thought I would add this here instead of starting a new thread.. I don't see McCain even being close to winning second to last place in the primaries.


John McCain Beefs With Jon Stewart
Arizona Senator Goes On Comedic Offensive

Last night, presidential candidate John McCain (R) made his 10th and most combative appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Their nine minute shouting match about Iraq got off to a decidedly rocky start when McCain joked that he had brought an IED to put under Stewart's desk and then threatened (most likely in jest) to kick his dog.

From there the "debate" was punctuated by frequent interruptions on both sides and highlighted by the studio audience booing the former POW when he said that the majority of troops he spoke with feel they are fighting a worthwhile cause. Despite the booing, which Stewart attributed to their receiving free tickets, McCain remained stalwart in his position of continued faith in the troop surge strategy and support of the war holistically. He did become visibly ruffled when Stewart pointed out that "you cannot look a solider in the eye and say: questioning the president is less supportive of you than extending the tour 3 months," feigning a karate chop at the diminutive host. McCain, who is the most frequent guest in The Daily Show's history, said that last night would be his final appearance. Whether he was serious, or this was just the first in a long line of campaign promises, remains to be seen.

Best Line: Stewart on the continued support of a "failed" Iraq strategy: If the architects that built a house without doors or windows don't admit that that's the house they built and continue to say it's your fault for not being able to see into it, I don't see how we can move forward?"

McCain interview pt.1

McCain interview pt.2