keeblercrumb
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I always liked John McCain....
There was this undeniable streak of honesty and integrity that seemed to set him apart from many politicians.... Taking controversial stands even when it went against the "party line", etc.
AND I know the Presidential campaign is power politics of the first magnitude and candidates frequently surrender themselves to canned speeches, carefully strategized sound bites, and vague answers to controversial questions and issues. In other words, surrender themselves to the the political hacks who are their handlers.
This is certainly true of Obama, who just does it much smoother than John who seems to stumble around a bit trying to remember his lines....
So let's call that a given...
AND I know that McCain wants to run as fast and as far away from the Bush Presidency as he can.... Understandable...... Who wouldn't? Even if all his campaign rhetoric boils down to "more of the same" or maybe "even more of the same".
But really.... much as I think Cheney was responsible for the philosophy, attitudes and leadership which got us here, it was, after all, Dubya's Presidency. That’s where the shit sticks.
I think it is utterly reprehensible that the McCain campaign would actually ask a sitting Vice President NOT to attend the party convention.... Particularly one who epitomizes what the entire Conservative wing of the Republican Party aspire to.
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/08/05/cheney.convention/index.html
Oh John, John...... What have they done to you? Does this feel like the right thing to do?
-KC
There was this undeniable streak of honesty and integrity that seemed to set him apart from many politicians.... Taking controversial stands even when it went against the "party line", etc.
AND I know the Presidential campaign is power politics of the first magnitude and candidates frequently surrender themselves to canned speeches, carefully strategized sound bites, and vague answers to controversial questions and issues. In other words, surrender themselves to the the political hacks who are their handlers.
This is certainly true of Obama, who just does it much smoother than John who seems to stumble around a bit trying to remember his lines....
So let's call that a given...
AND I know that McCain wants to run as fast and as far away from the Bush Presidency as he can.... Understandable...... Who wouldn't? Even if all his campaign rhetoric boils down to "more of the same" or maybe "even more of the same".
But really.... much as I think Cheney was responsible for the philosophy, attitudes and leadership which got us here, it was, after all, Dubya's Presidency. That’s where the shit sticks.
I think it is utterly reprehensible that the McCain campaign would actually ask a sitting Vice President NOT to attend the party convention.... Particularly one who epitomizes what the entire Conservative wing of the Republican Party aspire to.
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/08/05/cheney.convention/index.html
Oh John, John...... What have they done to you? Does this feel like the right thing to do?
-KC
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