AMERICAblog: McCain believes in the Bush economy. Well, if you can believe what McCain says.
HereinDC
· 1 year ago
You tell on THIS WEEK, McCain is not liking being interviewed by George. When McCain doesn't like the question...he has that smile that you know deep in side he's ready to rip George's head off.
And you can tell McCain didn't like being told he has had healthcare ( Government HEalth Care) all his life.
Happy_Housewife
· 1 year ago
I totally believe him. After all, he's a multi-millionaire (Not through any effort of his own - other than whatever it was he did to snag Cindy, who never did anything to earn her money either)
Why wouldn't he believe in the Bush economy?
tlsintx
· 1 year ago
enjoy the free ride while you can, McDelusional.
grandma
· 1 year ago
Watching John A. on CNN now
grandma
· 1 year ago
haha..John brought up McCain's adultry and how he is never asked about that
DaveTheAngryRhodeIslander
· 1 year ago
Don't worry, he'll say he's opposed to it tomorrow. By Thursday he'll be believing in it again.
HereinDC
· 1 year ago
1. McCain hates being told he has had government healthcare all his life. 2. McCain hated being told that Elizabeth Edwards said McCains policy would not cover him or her. 3. McCain speaks faster and throws numbers and diverts from the actually question with other topics when he's not comfortable with the topic. 4. McCain says "my friend" to try and get the other person to lighten the tone of the question/comversation.
Dave of the Jungle
· 1 year ago
Submediocre-Rich-Boy 2.0
grandma
· 1 year ago
John is doing really good !!!
HereinDC
· 1 year ago
Yes, John is really doing good. that chubby goober on there is blown over from John. LOL the chubby is using the same Sean/Rush talking points.
John uses mostly facts...where the chubby uses all opinion.
jr
· 1 year ago
million cable news anchors call McCain a moderate when he employs every Reaganomic fetishist like Jack Kemp who want to put the final nail in the middle class' coffin
DCinDC
· 1 year ago
McCain tries to be all things to all people. He has no substance. McCain is like jello. He wobbles this way and that.
grandma
· 1 year ago
McCain says he and American people get bitter?
McCain said this morning on ABC This Week With George Stephanopoulos, a morning on which the banner headline in the Washington Post reads: McCain: A Question of Temperament. "Do I get angry from time to time, when I'm investigating Mr. Abramoff, when I see they're ripping off Indian tribes?'' McCain said. "The American people get angry too.
'yellow journalism' does not begin to describe them given damage caused by their irresponsibility
Print is another matter tho mebbe not so much with transmission over the public-created Internets but TV journalism can be forced via regulation and the opinion of viewers who follow regulatory procedure to serve the public/community interest and to stop the name-calling and unsourced rumor. All the big name pundits are just like the military experts unmasked in the NYT...they may not consult with the militaryindustrialcomplex but they do lucratively speak to assemblies of their employees on a regular basis where one might have to trim sails to maintain the various relationships... FYI--Stephie's roundtable sounded like an AA meeting in their tangential discussion of the debate fiasco.
Why won't McCain release all of his and his wife's tax information? What is McCain hiding. Do you really trust this man?
grandma
· 1 year ago
DC in DC
and his medical records.
Happy_Housewife
· 1 year ago
McCain wobbles because of this: He's old. He knows he hasn't much time left. He wants his legacy to be that he was president. He doesn't care about the country, or the people - he just wants to be in the history books.
That's why he's trying to be everything to everybody. Like Bush, he'd be pitiful if what he was doing because of his emotional issues wasn't so global.
Happy_Housewife
· 1 year ago
One other thing: I remember reading somewhere, probably during my ill-fated college ROTC experiment - that once a soldier has been released from being a prisoner of war, they are discharged, on the theory that they have been damaged mentally, and won't be able to be an effective soldier anymore.
If that's true, why are we evening considering this "war hero"?
vegasbaby
· 1 year ago
this is a terrible ad...so much more can be thrown at mc crazy.
why the softball? hit 'em hard, hit 'em often...no mercy for the repukes....they have ruined our country and WE'RE MAD AS HELL AND WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE...
OlderAndWiser
· 1 year ago
John, any chance you could rerun your appearance on Horrible Howie's show? My TV was tied up with crap at the time...(in other words, a male had control of the remote).
It sounds good!
AngryOne
· 1 year ago
Ever since Ronald Reagan famously asked Americans in 1980 if they were better off now than four years, answering the question has been a pre-requisite for aspiring White House hopefuls. This week, Republican nominee John McCain twice tried to supply a response. His changing answers of "yes" and "no" on consecutive days set a new flip-flopping record, even for John McCain.
No matter how you play it, "trickle up," does not work. The economy can only get stronger if the capitalists gain confidence and start to invest again, and electing a tax and spend Democrat, who has no respect for business is not a good way to accomplish that. As to be better off, we are certainly better off than we were on September 12, 2002, when the economy took a one trillion dollar hit. We came back. Why? Because of the tax-cuts and other economic policies of George W. Bush. Rant and rave all you wish, that is the fact.
Gary SF
· 1 year ago
John you were great! Congratulations.
Both the debate and the military analyst issues point to what I have been complaining about for 6 years now: The decline and fall of the 'fourth estate.' If this decline continues, we should consider evaluating the importance of laws protecting the press. They have abdicated their role in providing oversight.
The term 'yellow journalism' does not begin to describe them given damage caused by their irresponsibility and complicity with the Bush administration.
mirth
· 1 year ago
Viceroy:
I live in my own mind Ain't nothin but a good time No rain just the sunshine Out here in my own mind
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And you can tell McCain didn't like being told he has had healthcare ( Government HEalth Care) all his life.
Why wouldn't he believe in the Bush economy?
2. McCain hated being told that Elizabeth Edwards said McCains policy would not cover him or her.
3. McCain speaks faster and throws numbers and diverts from the actually question with other topics when he's not comfortable with the topic.
4. McCain says "my friend" to try and get the other person to lighten the tone of the question/comversation.
the chubby is using the same Sean/Rush talking points.
John uses mostly facts...where the chubby uses all opinion.
McCain said this morning on ABC This Week With George Stephanopoulos, a morning on which the banner headline in the Washington Post reads: McCain: A Question of Temperament. "Do I get angry from time to time, when I'm investigating Mr. Abramoff, when I see they're ripping off Indian tribes?'' McCain said. "The American people get angry too.
http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog...
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/4/20/102642/...
Print is another matter tho mebbe not so much with transmission over the public-created Internets but TV journalism can be forced via regulation and the opinion of viewers who follow regulatory procedure to serve the public/community interest and to stop the name-calling and unsourced rumor.
All the big name pundits are just like the military experts unmasked in the NYT...they may not consult with the militaryindustrialcomplex but they do lucratively speak to assemblies of their employees on a regular basis where one might have to trim sails to maintain the various relationships...
FYI--Stephie's roundtable sounded like an AA meeting in their tangential discussion of the debate fiasco.
http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com...
and his medical records.
That's why he's trying to be everything to everybody. Like Bush, he'd be pitiful if what he was doing because of his emotional issues wasn't so global.
If that's true, why are we evening considering this "war hero"?
why the softball? hit 'em hard, hit 'em often...no mercy for the repukes....they have ruined our country and WE'RE MAD AS HELL AND WE'RE NOT GONNA TAKE IT ANYMORE...
It sounds good!
For the details, see:
"McCain's 24 Hour Flip-Flop on Reagan's 'Better Off' Question."
Both the debate and the military analyst issues point to what I have been complaining about for 6 years now: The decline and fall of the 'fourth estate.' If this decline continues, we should consider evaluating the importance of laws protecting the press. They have abdicated their role in providing oversight.
The term 'yellow journalism' does not begin to describe them given damage caused by their irresponsibility and complicity with the Bush administration.
I live in my own mind
Ain't nothin but a good time
No rain just the sunshine
Out here in my own mind
Singing_Mirth