“Lord, if I could only have talked to Hitler, all this might have been avoided.”
…and in other absurdities:
New G.I. Bill Proposes ‘Patriot Tax’
by Brian Naylor
All Things Considered, May 15, 2008 · Congressional Democrats are pushing forward with plans for a new G.I. Bill to give veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan money to go to college for four years. House Democrats want to pay for it with what they’ve dubbed a “patriot tax” on people earning more than $500,000. In the Senate, one Republican who notably isn’t on board is John McCain, a Vietnam veteran who says the proposal is too expensive and could encourage service members to leave the military.
In stark contrast to his 100 years in Iraq McCain now says he wants out of Iraq. What’s more, McCain is now even saying his is for time tables. I seem to remember a time in recent history when calling for timetables got one branded as a traitor.
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With 3 out of 4 Americans saying they want out of Iraq right now what else is he going say. He say how much mileage the Dems got out of the 100 year remark. Not much McCain won’t say to appease the American public and hope to make them think he isn’t dedicated to finish the cluster fuck that Bush and Cheney started. You will notice how many conditions there are on the 2013 date. Al-Qaeda defeated, Iraq army first class and on and on. All fantasy and bullshit.
Funny how Bush should evoke appeasement when his grand dad and great grand dad helped finance the Nazis…………
“If only that damn Smedley Butler didn’t sell us out…”
And the Bush family works closely with the bin Ladens as well. As Mr. Rogers would say, “Can you say that stinks? I knew ya could.”
Apparently there are still some in this country who cannot read or speak English.
Those are the ones who still can’t comprehend McCain’s 100-year statement. Is this an Obama-like stupidity or merely a political polemic meant to seem stupid?
Perhaps we will never know.
Q – What is “W”‘s pet word for Nazi?
A – Grandpa!