Quote:Today, Vanity Fair reports that another finance co-chair, former New Jersey congressman Jim Courter, is also resigning:
McCain finance co-chair and former New Jersey congressman Jim Courter, chief executive of telecom corporation IDT, is resigning from the campaign after the FCC slapped IDT with a $1.3 million fine last week for failing to disclose information about its contracts in Haiti. IDT is being investigated by several federal agencies after a former employee filed a lawsuit alleging that the company engaged in corrupt practices in order to obtain favorable contracts in the country.
http://www.vanityfair.com/online/politics/2008/07/another-mccain-cochair-bites-the-dust.html
Does McCain have anyone working for him, that isn't going to be linked to shady business and kicked off of the campaign at some point?
Cycloptichorn
McCain cannot remember what pieces of legislation he supports; or, he's a liar.
http://www.thecarpetbaggerreport.com/archives/16199.html
When is a single Conservative going to take McCain to task for lying and flipping on many, many issues?
Cycloptichorn
When is a single Conservative going to take McCain to task for lying and flipping on many, many issues?
Cycloptichorn
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They're not; they're using all of their energies to find fault with Obama. The best defense is an offense; and they have learned from experience that it works!
woiyo wrote:
Obama has no guts to admit he is wrong. What kind of leader is that?
Can you say "proportional"? Have that one explained to you too, Woiyo.
JTT wrote:woiyo wrote:
Obama has no guts to admit he is wrong. What kind of leader is that?
Can you say "proportional"? Have that one explained to you too, Woiyo.
JTT - Can you say anything of relevance. Now get back with the rest of the herd and start sniffing some liberal butt, you little sheep!
soz, The conservatives will never admit how weak a president McCain will make, because they can never admit to their own mistakes.
The truth of the matter is that McCain should be kicked off the campaign. This relates to he being the founder of the Keating Five, a group that cost the taxpayers half a trillion dollars. Somebody here said that this should not be dredged up. This is like saying McCain being a mass murderer should not be dredged up because it happened a long time ago. At the time, McCain accepted trips and other gifts from Chas. Keating. McC is a complete sleazeball.
McC is not a sleazeball, he's a republican!
cicerone imposter wrote:McC is not a sleazeball, he's a republican!
He is a Republican sleazeball.
Well, it's my opinion that that adjective sleazeball is too mild - except "republican" which describes why our country is in destructive mode - along with many countries around the world. I bet they just love Bush.
Bush is the most hated man in the world. We are so lucky to have such a man as our president.
Advocate wrote:Bush is the most hated man in the world.
How do you know?
Have you polled EVERY person on the planet to find out?
mm seems to come up with the most ridiculous questions on a2k; "did you poll everyone on earth?" He really wants an answer to that stupid q?
cicerone imposter wrote:mm seems to come up with the most ridiculous questions on a2k; "did you poll everyone on earth?" He really wants an answer to that stupid q?
He is a Republican supporting sleazeball. :wink:
McCain's rape joke. hahaha.
linkoriginalstory
Why is Bush so unpopular?
Bush's visit to Latin America stirs up violent demonstrations
When President Vladimir Putin steps off the aircraft "Rossiya", he is greeted by warm smiles of friendship and an aura of silence which reflects genuine respect and interest. Not so the presence of George Bush, who does not dare to step off an aircraft in most countries and when he does, he is greeted with seething and sullen hatred.
Why so?
Why did thousands of Argentineans take to the streets to protest against the unwelcome presence of George Bush at the Summit, why do thousands of Brazilians prepare tonight to demonstrate against the unwelcome presence of Bush in Brazil? Why was Bush the only leader to have been forced to scuttle out the back door of Number 10 Downing Street during his last visit to London, in which he was confined to just three streets for security reasons? Why does George Bush frequently have to deploy thousands of bodyguards?
For some reason it must be. Could it be because he is extremely popular and wishes to keep his many fans at arm's length? Or could it be that he is perhaps the most hated man on Earth?
People in general dislike self-righteous blasphemers who take God's name in vain to justify their own lies as they go globe-trotting, committing acts of mass murder. People in general dislike those who break the law, in the case of Bush, practically every rule in international law and diplomacy, which renders him and his regime liable in future to stand trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
People in general dislike those who interfere in the sovereign affairs of other nations and those who set up Roman-style military bases across the globe. Basically, what we see today is the message: Go home, stay at home. The forces of the United States of America belong in the United States of America.
Until George Bush, his regime and the governing class of his country understands this message, there will be a tremendous difference between the way US Presidents are received, compared with leaders of practically every other nation on earth, except perhaps Zimbabwe.
mm doesn't understand such nuances; he needs to have a world poll with everybody accounted for.
