John McCain is a Coward

@JTT,

JTT, A special investigation is looking into the RNP, McCain/Palin/Bush/Cheney/Rove for bringing up fraud charges against ACORN and others to turn away legitimate voters from voting. This has happened since 2000, and the republicans have used the same tactics when they found the election was close. As a matter of fact, several republican congress members have written to the Attorney General to have ACORN stop their voter registration drive. This is going to be very interesting, because legal people are saying the republicans attempts to interfere with the voting process is a crime.

I hope this works much faster than the other "investigations" performed during Bush's tenure which ended up mostly empty.

I want to see all of them charged with the crime and thrown into prison.

That would be wonderful for our country and the world.

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John McCain is truly a sad piece of humanity. But we must note once again, he is an ideal Republican candidate.

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McCain Campaign Brings On Board Yet Another Operative McCain Once Blamed For Sliming Him During 2000 South Carolina Primary

Jake Tapper

October 18, 2008 1:29 PM

ABC News has learned that Warren Tompkins, one of the strategists of then-Gov. George W. Bush's South Carolina campaign in 2000 -- which Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., blamed for his family being slimed -- is now a part of the McCain-Palin campaign team, albeit in an "unofficial" role.

Tompkins, a protégé of Lee Atwater, has been dispatched to North Carolina to assess the state for the McCain-Palin campaign, Southern GOP strategists tell ABC News.

The McCain campaign says only that Tompkins has "no official role" with the campaign. The Raleigh News and Observer spotted Tompkins in the state "surveying North Carolina for the McCain campaign to determine what can be done to shore up the state."

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/10/mccain-campai-3.html

When you need a slimeball political operative, the Repubs/comservatives are the go to people. Funny that.

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@JTT,

Just proves the 'old' McCain doesn't exist any more. The guy doesn't even have a conscience any more. I knew as he got more desperate, that he would continue digging of his own grave. Just a few more shovels of mud left, but we can be assured, it's going to be slopped around without any concern for his own party.

How he's even able to retain voters is the mystery of our times. His party should have done him a favor, and told him to save whatever respect he has left. He makes himself look more the fool as the contest gets closer to the finish line.

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@cicerone imposter,

So this is what it has come to --- individuals like Cyclo and CI actually defending Bill Ayers, the terrorist.

"How many people did he kill?"

"You right-wing nuts! He was a good guy bomber! He never intended to kill anyone. Damaging the property of the oppressive Man was cool, and Ayers was super smart and would never have allowed one of his bombs to kill someone! He was never capable of a mistake!"

The idiocy is frightening.

And why the defense?

Because Ayers was a leftist terrorist, and is an Obama associate.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Finn, You'll never understand the Ayers issue whether your life depended on it.
Ayers is a professor in Chicago. His accomplishment in education far exceeds anything you have ever done or accomplished as a citizen of this country.

Obama was eight years old when Ayers was active during the Vietnam war period.

Since then, Ayers have been active in positive aspects for America, and have been recognized by both republicans and democrats for his contributions.

It's too spacial for you.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

I defended him? Perhaps you can link to that post.

Cycloptichorn

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@Finn dAbuzz,

So it has come to this. Finn runs off on a tangent instead of addressing his "laughable" error.

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Finn mistakenly wrote:

BTW - I think you need to look up "ignorance" in the dictionary. It may make you feel good to use it in your retorts but it's laughable when you use it incorrectly. Your not knowing who Tex Cobb is and how he made it in Hollywood is ignorance. It may not be significant ignorance, but it's ignorance none-the-less.

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@cicerone imposter,

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Finn, You'll never understand the Ayers issue whether your life depended on it.
Ayers is a professor in Chicago. His accomplishment in education far exceeds anything you have ever done or accomplished as a citizen of this country.

Obama was eight years old when Ayers was active during the Vietnam war period.

Since then, Ayers have been active in positive aspects for America, and have been recognized by both republicans and democrats for his contributions.

It's too spacial for you.

You seem to love usage of "spacial." What do you think it means, and from what left-wing blog did you clip it?

"Obama was eight years old..."

Clearly you are on the distribution list of the Obama Campaign's talking point e-mails.

What difference does it make how old he was when Ayers was bombing the Pentagon?

I appreciate that you, as a soldier in the Obamarmy, are happy to trot this immaterial fact out whenever Ayers' name is mentioned, but do you actually argue that it has any relevance beyond obvious deflection?

Someone commits a crime before you or I are born.

Does this mean that any interaction which we might have with the miscreant should not take into consideration his past crimes?

By this logic, anyone who was a child when Eric Rudolph was bombing abortion clinics and Olympic parks, shouldn't take those crimes into consideration if and when they associate themselves with him as adults.

In other words if Adolph Eichmann has not been executed, you and I who were either young children or not born when he implemented Hitler's Final Solution might feel morally free to particpate with him on a community project?

The childish nature of your ad hominem attacks could not be better illustrated than by this comment:

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His accomplishment in education far exceeds anything you have ever done or accomplished as a citizen of this country.

So's your Old Man!

Rolling Eyes

And so you are not only defending the domestic terrorist William Ayers, you are celebrating him.

Perfect.

Cool

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Finn wrote (with usual ignorance):

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So's your Old Man!

My father died when I was two years old. He lived at a time when he lived with discrimination against Asians, so he did contract works with farmers in California. He was an excellent student in school in Hawaii.

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@Finn dAbuzz,

Finn, do you not see that by your own logic you condemn all the others who were on the school reform board, including an ambassador of Reagan's who served on the very same school board. You also condemn the Chicago University for even hiring Ayers as a professor. When Ayers committed those crimes Obama was eight years old, by the time Obama came in contact with him and served on school reform boards and other things like that with him and had one political supper hosted by Ayers in Ayers living room no less Rolling Eyes

Ayers had become a different citizen serving on school reform boards with prominent republicans and democrats alike. That is why his age makes a difference. Sometimes you guys have a problem following point A to point B to point C. It’s like if you not fed one line you loose all sense of direction or something.

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On Wednesday morning, John McCain's campaign released a list of 100 former ambassadors endorsing the GOP presidential nominee.

Second on the list, though her name is misspelled, is Leonore Annenberg, currently the president and chairman of the Annenberg Foundation and widow of ambassador and philanthropist Walter Annenberg. Ms. Annenberg was herself the "chief of protocol" at the State Department under President Reagan.

If the last name sounds familiar, it's because it also graces the name of the Chicago education board where Barack Obama and William Ayers sat in the room six times together.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/08/mccains-trumpets-endorsem_n_132954.html

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@revel,

revel, Unfortunately, that information will fly way over the heads of conservatives. Bet you dollars to donuts, they'll continue to mention Ayers till election time. There's no cure for stupid.

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@Cycloptichorn,

Cycloptichorn wrote:

basically calling McCain out for his cowardice:

You should be 1/10 the man John McCain is . You fool!

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@Miller,

Miller wrote:

Cycloptichorn wrote:

basically calling McCain out for his cowardice:

You should be 1/10 the man John McCain is . You fool!

Yawn

Cycloptichorn

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@Miller,

Miller, How do you determine "manliness?"

More specifically, how do you come to rate Cyclo 1/10th of McCain?

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