So, a question about McCain's running mate, Sarah Palin (R-AK), do you think she has enough qualifications? This question coming fromsomeone who is not of voting age yet... :roll:
Mccain gave his life to fight for us in Vietnam. He knows better than anyone that we should stay the course in Iraq until we are finished.
D i s c u s s M c C a i n ' s c a m p a i g n , v i e w s , e t c . h e r e ! :D :D :D :D :D :D
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What were you doing Tuesday night? Watching television coverage of the 2008 presidential election, of course. And you weren't alone--far from it. Tuesday's election coverage was watched by an estimated 71.5 million viewers, easily beating the heated 2000 and 2004 elections.
It was major damage control time last night on CBS, as Senator John McCain made his much anticipated return to The Late Show with David Letterman. The highly publicized feud between the former prisoner of war and take-no-prisoners talk-show host came to a conclusion last night, and if you missed it, you missed a humbled man. Link to full interview inside!
Back when I was just a wee young 'un, presidential candidates campaigned by traversing the country on the back of a steam-powered locomotive--Iron Horses they used to call them--screaming out their values with a megaphone and kissing babies.
Nowadays, these would-be presidents take the easy way out and just show their mug on television, and three of the major players in this year's election will be fishing for votes in three very different ways.
Liar, liar, John McCain's pants are on fire.
The man who could be America's next president is already showing similarities to former presidents Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, and pretty much everyone else. Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) was scheduled to appear on CBS' Late Show with David Letterman last night, but had to cancel because he had to suspend his presidential campaign and work on the whole "economic collapse thing." At least that's what he told dear old Dave.
When the only choices for President and VP are inexperienced incompetents like Obama/Biden and airheaded idiots like McCain/Palin, there really was no hope for this country.
At this point, I wouldn't rely on either Republicans or Democrats to fix the economy. Republicans were morons to let it happen and Democrats were imbeciles to believe they could fix it.
We can only rely on ourselves to survive this mess by working and saving money in the bank. There is nothing else to do but take care of ourselves and our families. Nothing else to post but to fill in useless words due to the stupid 100 words minimum count.
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