AZ-Sen. 2010: McCain zeroes in on Hayworth's World War II claims

Politico ^ | 2010-05-25 | Sean J. Miller

[ichabod1]

Umm... I believe he is correct.

[fortheDeclaration]

Hilter made one his two greatest blunders, he declared war on the US, and we in turn, declared war on Germany

The other blunder was invading the Soviet Union.

[Thom Pain]

Didn't VP Biden tell us about when President Roosevelt went on national T.V. and announced to the nation that we had declared war!!?? < chuckle >

[Still Thinking]

Here’s what happened IIRC. Congress declared war on Japan within a day or two of Pearl Harbor, but not against Germany. Hitler really wanted the US to stay out of the war, obviously, but Germany had a mutual defense treaty with Japan, which they honored and declared war on the US. The US then reciprocated and declared war on Germany (and presumably Italy, but I don’t recall).

[Still Thinking]

I wish McCain went after 0 like this.

McShame only get the fire in the belly when his opponent is conservative. Any other time, Americans have "nothing to worry about" if his opponent wins.