McCain is a Jerk - BUMP
Heard it. Sean kept saying that McCain loves the troops & he (Sean) wouldn't say anything against him in the matter as he was a POW, etc.
McCain prefers conversing with members of the Vietnameses military.
Doesn't surprise me one bit. McCain is into political life for his own aggrandizement. I really think any "public service" benefit that comes from his actions are a byproduct of his real goal of puffing himself up.
For example, the recent hubbub about Rummy: if McCain really had concerns, he'd voice them privately to the administration. But instead, like everything else, he has to rag on and on in front of the press.
Proabably did not have anyone filming the event. If there are no camera's McCain just acts like he really is and that is a Bush hating jerk.
"The Iraq GI said it's much different when Rumsfeld visits Iraq."
That's a part of Rumsfelds job to listen and support the troops.
My hate for McCain grows larger everyday.
I have never trusted McCain since he came home from prison in North Viet-nam.
McCain is Kerrys brother in arms, hes a Republican in name only !
Because he's a Senator, they know EVERYTHING, just ask them, they all think THEY should be President, especially McPain.
There is no sympathetic feelings in my heart for McCain:
If he had notbeen an Admiral's Son, he would not have made ot through Flight School.
FROM
http://www.usvetdsp.com/story22.htm
McCain also thinks President Clinton, who dodged the draft rather than serve in Vietnam, is the perfect presidential role model. He recently told the press that Clinton "is the best politician I have ever seen."
McCain, however, does not think so highly of the POW/MIA families and activists who openly challenge the U.S. government's POW/MIA policy, many of whom walked the halls of Congress during the Vietnam War years demanding America's prisoners of war, including POW McCain, not be forgotten.
McCain, as a member of the 1992 Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, took the lead in demanding a U.S. Justice Department investigation of the POW/MIA activists and their organizations. He accused the activists of fraud because in some of their fund-raising literature the activists claimed the U.S. government knowingly left U.S. POWs behind after the Vietnam War and that some remain alive today.
McCain openly attacked the activists telling the press, "The people who have done these things are not zealots in a good cause. They are the most craven, most cynical and most despicable human beings to ever run a scam." The Justice Department did investigate the POW/MIA activists and their organizations and found no reason to charge any POW/MIA activist.
McCain's use of the words craven, despicable and scam are mighty powerful and poisonous words from a man who admittedly traded "military information" to his communist captors in exchange for better medical treatment--or who divorced the wife that stood by him while he was a POW, after she became crippled in an accident.
Those words are hypocritical from a man whose younger and richer wife (she's an heir to Hensley & Co., the second largest Anheuser-Busch beer distributor in the United States) got caught after stealing drugs for two years from a charitable organization of which she was president.
>I think of this guy:
John McKeating (R-Media)
WELLLL, THANKS.
THIS CINCHES IT FOR ME.
I suspected--more than suspected--was pretty sure from watching him during the election that he had been co-opted by the puppet masters. Whether philosophically; money or thread--I suspect power hunger did it--he has been placed firmly under the control of the globalist government puppet masters.
He seems hell-bent on gaining more power and to blazes with the details. He's probably one of their point men on the center-right end of things.
Wellllllllllllllll, another not-so-closeted traitor identified. Be informed and decide accordingly! Don't trust him with a light-year long pole.
This sort of incident shows the REAL PERSON better than a lot of other noise and especially better than the MSM noise.
Sad to see someone from his background take this route.
Bump
8 months to build up the military - when it was torn down for 8 years?!?
Hum, since McCain has never commanded an army or led men into battle, I'm guessin his ideas on how the Iraq war should be fought is something he picked up from the North Vietnamese while a prisoner. McCain is damaged goods, a certifiable loon, incapable of loyalty and a threat to the country.
McCain, and many other's in Congress, are trying to use Rumsfeld as a scapegoat right now.
The Armor issue is an example.
It is Congress who sets up how the bid process for govt. contracts are awarded....and when they are awarded.
So if people want to gripe about Armor....then its CONGRESS that needs to answer some questions.
I doubt, however, that we will ever see investigative committee hearings on the accountability of Congress.
I just read this over a Newsmax.
Glad you posted it.
Of all people to snub the troops....
His attack on Rumsfeld, his snubbing of our troops, coupled with his concern for steroids in sports ...
What is he thinking?
Yuck...