Yesterday John McCain addressed his "fellow prisoners" of the United States of America. Are we imprisoned here? Is that what the former POW has in store for us?
His dummy side kick Sarah "one heartbeat away" Palin is just looking around smiling, oblivious to the major gaffe.
Yikes!
Gotcha!
Let us first say that John McCain is a good old man. Sadly he suffered many torturous years in Vietnam as a P.O.W. and has a long history in the U.S. Senate, but that doesn't deem him fit to be president.
America just cannot take 4 more years of Bush's reign of terror and if you believe McCain some of the time, then you will believe he supports the Republican president 90% of the time. Yikes!
Now McCain's clerical ally, televangelist Rev. John Hagee, has made outrageous anti-gay statements sayinging that God created Hurricane Katrina to punish New Orleans for its sins, particularly a scheduled “homosexual parade there on the Monday that Katrina came.”
Rev. Hagee stood with McCain, Feb. 27 and endorsed him over Mike Huckabee who was still in the presidential race at that time.
[source: NYTimes op-ed]
It's good to people on your side.
These are the McCain Girls singing "It's Raining McCain", a gorgeous rendition of the famous gay anthem "It's Raining Men".
McCain must be bubbling over with American pride.
John McCain won Florida and is now headed to California Wednesday with a possible endorsement from Rudy Giuliani. After McCain and Romney's win at Florida’s Republican primary Giuliani's left with few options but to drop out. I think that good news for everyone. We certainly don't need 4-8 more years of 911 talk.
With 100 percent of precincts reporting, McCain had 36% and Romney 31%, followed by Rudy Giuliani with 15 %, Mike Huckabee with 13% and Ron Paul with 3 %, reported by FOXNews
Hillary Clinton also won the largely Democratic contest in Florida with 50%, followed by Barack Obama at 33% and John Edwards at 15%, with 100 percent of precincts reporting.
It's looking good for Hillary.
[image: AP]
