Comments on: Why John McCain Is A Douche Bag #1

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By: Angela Wright

Angela Wright — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:36:44 +0000

I am real concerned regarding the next election. When I think about everything that is happening in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Middle East (not to mention the U.S. economy) we desperately must have a skilled leader. I’m far from convinced that President Obama or any of the Republican challengers so far have the experience or skills it takes to do the job the way it has to be done. Being president of the United States is an hugely hard job. Do you think there is anyone out there with the experience, skill, and moral courage to do the job?

By: Bian

Bian — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 02:41:15 +0000

Sometimes, I really just marvel, how do men and women be so silly? It is possible to discover youngsters at my faculty who will be my political and wise then the idiotic older people who voted for him and worship him? This gentleman is corrupting The US. I at instances need I could shift to ANY location in addition to this dump!

By: @Patrick Sloan

@Patrick Sloan — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 23:56:01 +0000

Patrick, how are you going to blame someone for your lack of intelligence? You let someone persuade you to vote for the president…For god’s sake please don’t ever vote again. Everyone was right…..you are dumb.

By: @Patrick Sloan

@Patrick Sloan — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 23:52:22 +0000

By: Patrick Sloan

Patrick Sloan — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 15:35:48 +0000

Blind lead the blind huh, well i guess most of these sheep posting prove it. I have yet to see anyone have a valid point of why he’s a douchebag in a coherent arguement. Voted for Obama and boy that was a waste, why you ask? Well I’d rather have someone in office that is going to be useful and do something, anything, i don’t care. I thought obama was going to pull us out of Iraq and Afghanistan, only to find he’s sending more troops in? I jumped on board the obama bandwagon because everyone told me how “dumb I was” for wanting to vote for McCain and how Obama is going to change everything. uh…. how long do I have to wait? Only thing he’s done positive is put medical marijuana on the lowest priority on the federal level. For all you people who doubted me and brought me down with you and wasted my vote, now you guys are the ignorant ones, fuck off…

By: Jeb Bush

Jeb Bush — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 02:45:10 +0000

I am so furious with the politics of the day. Is anyone else absolutly infuriated with McCains new ads claiming that he is “Battling Obama”? WTF, why is he battling a person and not their politics? You Battle Bin Laden, Terrorism and the freakin kaiser you old dolt. WE THE PEOPLE put President Obama in that office and if you don’t like some of his policies go battle THOSE but don’t tell me you are an elected senator who is going to do battle with OUR president, what, did you forget that by negating The President himself you are essentially telling WE THE PEOPLE that we all screwed up and LITTLE, OLD, you know better than 300M Americans?

By: Christopher London

Christopher London — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 03:55:27 +0000

Ross Perot once said about McCain, “John McCain is the classic political opportunist, always reaching for attention and glory.” John McCain is the most dishonest man in America. I will not say that he’s “intellectually” dishonest because that might presume that I think he is an intellectual, and most certainly he is not. McCain’s “Maverick” brand is but a fiction created by his handlers and friends in the mainstream media to explain away his hypocrisy, to allow him to continue to maneuver politically in a shape shifting fashion in a dynamic world, to insure his legacy, solidify his brand so that he can continue to be an effective and credible voice for corporate militarism, shill for America’s military industrial complex whenever needed. John McCain is a ruling class disinformationalist (see: http://www.whale.to/b/sweeney.html) When McCain speaks it is usually double talk protecting some entrenched interest. There are far too many folks who have the best of everything who seem to forget that there are a significant number of Americans operating without the basic necessity of a permanent roof over their head or the ability to see a doctor. There is no simple answer of how to solve that problem, hence the reason for the war on truth over Obama’s efforts to reform Health Care and the controversy over The Public Option. That he wraps himself in the flag and claims he does it for the citizens of Arizona, his fellow countrymen or those in uniform is not to be believed. McCain has no core values or fundamental understanding of economic issues or arguably even military ones. This “maverick” label fosters the illusion that John McCain is his own man and he is not. McCain’s rise to political power and prominence is related first and foremost due to his alliance with Cindy Hensley and powerful forces in the military industrial complex who use McCain as an effective shill. McCain’s lifestyle is not possible without Cindy’s family money, political connections and the military contractors and the paycheck the people give him in the Senate. The man knows little else except how to survive in congress. He is neither a Republican or a Democrat, he is a Kleptocrat who lives a life of an American Aristocrat while posing as the ordinary man, military war hero. He wears the cloak of the old sage, non partisan diplomatic voice, although his life work embodies standing against Progressive interests.Finally, as much as John McCain and his handlers have continued in retrospect try to spin the corporate media with the fictional tale that Sarah Palin cost them the election, we must always remember that (a) that’s not true (b)McCain would have lost in a larger landslide without Palin on the ticket to hold on to hard line right wingers who distrusted him and the work of GOP operatives working diligently on vote suppression efforts in battle ground states and (c) Sarah Palin is an individual who should never have been thrust into the national spotlight in the manner she was and put forth to be a heart beat away from the highest office in the land. You can thank John McCain, Steve Schmidt and WIlliam Kristol for that selection. Now, I personally do not hate Sara Palin. May she sell all the books shecan as a private citizen. What we should do is NEVER FORGET that some very powerful and influential people attempted to hoodwink the American people to hold on to power. And their campaign to destabilize President Obama has continued since the day after the election with the same players beating the drum in the same way they stirred up hate on the campaign trail. Don’t think that they won’t try to fool you again in 2010 and 2012. They will. In fact they have not stopped. While Palin may have lost any credibility as Presidential timber, it does not mean that she does not have a role in distracting and dividing our country.