Such a shame NCLB is too late to help you.

Go back and re-read post #6, “dipsh#t.”

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“Dirty” Harry Reid, Trent “Does not know a” Lott, Nancy “Piglosi” Elliot Spitzer or is it Swallows, Senator Lettuce, — this is the best we can do? If Hillary were so smart, she should have ran for the Senate seat from Illinois that Obama now holds.

Meanwhile a real leader like General Colin Powell and a true straight talker like Zell Miller sit on the sidelines.

Where are the Harry Trumans, JFKs, Ronald Reagans and Teddy Roosevelts for this century?

I’m sure that people here from both sides will agree that it has gotten to be a rare, very rare occurrence when you can find someone who can spar politically that actually has facts, logic and basic understanding of politics and the candidate positions. And that pool seems to shrink every day.

McCain’s teeth. War, economy, foreclosures, energy, Social Security bankruptcy, runaway government growth, Iran, boarders…no, talk about McCain’s teeth. God help us all.

John McCain doesn’t need a lying POS such as yourself to defend him, and you can’t wipe your shame off on his honorable coattails either.

Do yourself a favor war hero; take your BS service record, your BS “service connected” disability and take a hike.

Why not give your pals John Kerry and Jesse MacBeth a call and have a medal shining party.

I wasn’t aware that Bush made fun of McCain’s torture and its resulting dental work.

Dipsh#t.

Personally, I find it ironic that while the bootlickers here correctly rip Molly at MinMon, they ignore what Boy Blunder And The Plunderers did to McCain, 8 years ago.

Which, of course, is one reason why I mock today’s republiCons: they are consistently inconsistent.

But its 2008, I have 10 years of living in Arizona with a very close perspective of Senator Lettuce. I could never vote him–he is vindictive, not trustworthy and generally wrong on most issues–especially illegal immigration.

He keeps winning (and getting a pass) because he runs against weak opponents. If his Senate seat was up in this election, he would not even win the Republican primary.

I will keep saying this over and over– this is the best three people we can do for President?

There are age gaps, experience gaps, gender gaps, education gaps, etc.

But it is trivial and demeaning to talk about someone’s teeth when discussing such an important job as president and commander in chief. And it is beyond all bounds of decency to make fun of injuries received under torture or imprisonment in the service of one’s country.

This is the cult of the celebrity gone amuck. We don’t need tall presidents. We don’t need pretty presidents. We need good leaders.

As much as I disagree with John McCain on any number of issues, I absolutely trust his judgment on the question of torture. Unlike most Democrats or Republicans, he has been there and he knows what the issues are. This article is entirely off-base.

“This is really disgusting attack on Senator McCain and Minnesota Monitor should be embarrassed.

Michael, you are correct.

For those that have no idea what Senator John McCain went through, here’s an idea:

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CAMPAIGN 2008

What These Eyes Have Seen

He’s endured the unendurable, and survived. Inside the mind and heart of John McCain.

During the 2000 election, Republican smear artists trying to stop the presidential campaign of John McCain spread rumors that the former POW was “nuts” because he had been “in the cage too long”—in the Hanoi Hilton for five and a half years. The campaign decided to make public Captain (now Senator) McCain’s medical records, which showed that he had an enlarged prostate and trouble lifting his arms (repeatedly broken in captivity), but had been judged perfectly sane by a series of Navy psychiatrists who had tested him for years after his release from prison.

The details of those medical evaluations make you wonder why McCain is not stark raving mad today. Tortured repeatedly to extract a confession, McCain “tried to hang himself X2 to avoid giving in,” reads the report of a psychiatrist at Jacksonville Naval Hospital in Florida who had interviewed McCain in 1973. “Broke three teeth as a result of rocks in diet,” records another. Last week, as I read to McCain from these long-ago documents, he chimed in, “And also a fist in the face a couple of times.” McCain was relaxing in a luxurious suite at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Los Angeles, having just received the endorsement of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (the two made an odd couple—the tanned, coifed, buff movie warrior and the pale, wispy-haired real one). His years in captivity were “terrible,” McCain said, but, his voice gaining emphasis and urgency, he went on: “In some ways, it was the most magnificent time, because of the courage and bravery of those I had the privilege of serving with.” He seemed to hear himself and quickly added: “Veterans really hate war. I hope there’s no glorification of war in anything I’ve written or said.”
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More, here:

http://www.newsweek.com/id/107581

People may disagree with Senator McCain’s politics, but what is beyond question is John McCain’s patriotism.

That MinnMon thread is WAY out of bounds, and Michael is correct – it’s a disgusting attack and MinnMon should be ashamed.

http://www.usnews.com/articles/news/2008/01/28/john-mccain-prisoner-of-war-a-first-person-account.html

You should consider removing MiniMoni from your blogroll. That place has become a sewer.