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(D) Jena Griswold
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(D) Manny Rutinel
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December 04, 2009 09:48 AM UTC
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would you need an amendment to reiterate what the bill already states. And nothing will make McCain stop lying.
I ran for president and I’m important!
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to counter their robo call.
Talk about a quick reaction force. Impressive counter attack.
I can probably guess the message, but if you remember any of it please post. I’m feeling left out because I haven’t gotten even one. 🙁
as Michael Roberts reports on Westword’s blog: http://blogs.westword.com/late…
I got a robo-call from McCain and I have NEVER been registered as a Republican. However, I am over 65 and on Medicare so I thought he was probably targeting seniors, not just Republicans.
during the past two years than how truly clueless and ignorant McCain really is. He doesn’t know much about anything and isn’t interested in learning. Remember when he rushed to Washington as a presidential candidate to help save the economy and then didn’t know enough to open his mouth with one suggestion or intelligent question? Take away the war record and he’s GW all over again, the only difference being that McCain made it to where he is because daddy and gramps were Admirals.
They’re both Republicans.
he was way, way out in front of all R’s on climate change. Was holding almost weekly hearings on it when he was chair of Commerce/Science/Transportation. Was personally battling Inhofe over climate change on the Senate floor. Granted that was back in his true Mavrik days, way before he got the 2008 nod. At any rate, the McCain back then definitely was interested in learning, which was in sharp and stunning contrast to the occupant of the White House and a good majority of the R caucus in the Senate.
Just because his heart was in the right place on something at one time doesn’t mean he really knew much about it. And he certainly seems to toe all the know nothing party lines now.
I just don’t think he’s much brighter than Bush or Palin, regardless of his positions. He doesn’t seem to do any more serious studying now than he did when he was in school. Not smart. Not intellectually curious. Intellectually lazy, in fact. And yet the base still doesn’t like him. Go figure.
McCain was awarded many medals, but not the Medal of Honor. Not to minimize his actions, not in the very least, but nevertheless he seemed to call doubt on himself by using the music used for the Medal of Honor in his campaign. http://www.firingsquad.com/new… among other places.
I wasn’t talking about his heart, I was talking about his head. He was very clearly engaged on climate change, engaged in a very far-seeing way, long before even most D’s were. I was working for a D with a seat on Commerce at the time and I couldn’t even get my own boss to go the hearings. Only reason McCain was doing anything about it was he had all these scientists telling him it was a problem, and he decided to listen and think about it. I’m not a huge fan and like I said, I worked for a D, but McCain was very clearly a lot brighter than Bush or Palin, both of whom are obviously on par with Lennie from Of Mice And Men. Climate change is only one example, there are more. He was a good Senator before 2008 came along.
seriously lost a step because he’s behaved like an ignorant fool for the past two years. That trip to DC that I mentioned was particularly goofy. And he clearly has no idea that the cuts contemplated for medicare have nothing to do with guaranteed benefits but are the same waste eliminating measures he used to endorse. Or else he does know and is just desperate to get back some base support. He certainly seems confused about how to deal with Bennet.
I’ll grant he may well be more intelligent than Palin or GW. That was an exaggeration but I still don’t think a huge exaggeration. Maybe he just stopped being interested in anything other than salvaging his standing as an important senator. He sure hasn’t said or done anything very smart or informed by accurate information lately.