On Jul 25 2008 12:12 AM, FL Turbo wrote:
> On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 19:52:17 -0700, "risky biz"
> <risky-biz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> >On Jul 23 2008 8:12 PM, risky biz wrote:
> >
> >> After demonstarting to the whole world weeks ago that he doesn't know
the
> >> difference between a Sunni and a ****'ite, last week he refers to the
> >> Iraq/Pakistan border (no such border, Iran is located between them,
for
> >> the Republicains here).
> >>
> >> And this week he once again makes it quite clear that he doesn't have
the
> >> slightest idea what's going on in Iraq. This is the Republicain
candidate
> >> with the "national security credentials" who maintains that his trips
to
> >> Iraq have made him better qualified than Obama. They must have been
> >> prancing him around like a village idiot while they recorded the
video:
> >>
> >> "The major Sunni sheik who John McCain said was protected by the
surge and
> >> subsequently helped lead the Anbar Awakening, was actually
assassinated by
> >> an al-Qaeda led group in midst of the surge.
> >>
> >> On Tuesday evening, McCain falsely claimed that the downturn in
violence
> >> in Iraq's Anbar province was a result of the surge, when in fact the
surge
> >> began months afterward. Moreover, he said, if it weren't for the work
of
> >> U.S. forces, the major Sunni figure leading that awakening wouldn't
have
> >> had the protection he needed.
> >>
> >> "Colonel MacFarland was contacted by one of the major Sunni sheiks,"
said
> >> the Senator. "Because of the surge we were able to go out and protect
that
> >> sheik and others. And it began the Anbar awakening."
> >>
>
>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/07/23/anbar-****ek-cited-by-mcca_n_114581.html"
> >
> >Irish Mike, Bub, FL Turbo . . . McCain's cheering section. No wonder
Obama
> >is raising more campaign contributions in Arizona than McCain.
> >
>
> No big news to VRWC members who have been following McCain's act for
> all these years.
> Conservative Arizonans have been tired of his Maverick act for years
> now.
> He has been sticking his finger in the eyes of Conservatives every
> other day, to get to be the darling of the MSM.
> Now he is seeing just exactly what that bought him.
>
> As the great pundit and prognosticator, Rush Limbaugh said years ago,
> If McCain ever got his wish and was the Candidate (presumptive) of the
> Repos, the MSM would dump him like a hot potato.
>
> Prophetic.
>
> We see it now.
> Obama has now become the darling of the MSM.
> A democrat.
> Exactly as predicted.
>
> McCain now can't get the time of day from his former friends in the
> MSM.
>
> When Obama went on his world tour, all 3 Major network Anchors went
> off with him.
> Not just the re****ters, mind you.
> The bleeping Anchors.
> Just like little ducklings following Mama Duck.
>
> The NY Times published Obama's op-ed, no questions asked.
> The NY Times rejected McCain's op-ed, and told him to submit a
> re-write according to their "suggested" guidelines.
> Ain't that worthy of at least a <giggle, snort> ?
>
> So as you see, the Great MahaRu**** was 100% accurate in his
> predictions.
>
> He knew the MSM inside and out.
> He knew Sen. McRinoPain inside and out.
>
> As for me, I'm sitting this one out.
> I can see the plus side of either McCain or Obama getting to be
> President.
> Neither one is a pleasant prospect for the future of the USA, but we
> will still survive after either of them.
What about CBS news editing out an embarrasing answer from McCain which
showed he didn't know when the troop surge began? How does that fit with
your paranoia about the media?
The NY Times rejects 99% of the Op-eds that they receive. Especially like
the one submitted by the McCain campaign, which was a political attack
piece. The fact that the Times provided suggestions to the McCain campaign
about what was needed to get the piece published (simply tell us about
your plan for victory in Iraq and Afghanistan without the repeated attacks
of Obama) shows that they wanted to publish his article. By not responding
and instead going right into whining mode about it, the McCain campaign
showed that all they were interested in was setting up the NY Times as the
bad guy, which they know is exactly what the Republican base salivates
over.
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