"... Or, you know, maybe not. Because you know what's depressing and just a bit beyond sad? A serious presidential candidate that is to say, yours who thinks it's harmless that he's actually one of those guys, who admits he's a complete Luddite when it comes to computers and, by extension, most every aspect of modern multimedia and technology, except perhaps the exact specs of the nuke required to annihilate Iran and/or take out a big pile of "gooks
Besides slashing, trashing ad hominems he uses "Luddite" in the wrong way. Senator McCain may not be computer literate, but he definitely is not trying to destroy them.
Moroford gets paid for this?
I bet Morford is an expert on back-end servers.
Eh, kind of a weak article for Morford. I mean where is the insane preening, spittle flying arrogance, & freshly baked stupid that is the norm for Morford?? I’m very disappointed, I expect better from bugfxck crazy journalists.
Wonder if the cretin who wrote this would know Java script from a C++?
“...he wanted to see what his weird tattooed bi-curious grandson is posting on his MySpace home docking station whateveryoucallit. Adorable!”
Amazing. This despicable homo calling someone’s grandson “weird tattooed bi-curious.”
I think we all know that the SF homo sure knows everything about his “home docking station whateveryoucallit.” Faggot.
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Genital grooming?
sick, sick, sick sick, sick, sick, sick, sick, sick...
Dude, he’s gettin’ a Dell.
I think the Dems should back away from this so-called issue. There is a very large percentage of Americans over sixty who never use a computer. To label anyone (usually an oldie) who is computer illiterate an an idiot is courting losing votes over a non-issue.
And this maroon reporter doesn't get it that a lot of people who vote can relate to John McCain in this area. Who has no clue?
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Proud not to know how to text message.