BF2S Forums Sorry folks, McCain may have "experience," but he doesn't know shit...

An erroneous statement for sure.

Maybe he'll think, "Fuck it, bomb them all?"

"Bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb Iran."

Old news.  Liberal blogs have been documenting his "gaffes" about who's who, and who knows what about things.  McCain, for being on the committee's he's on, doesn't know jack..let alone as a presidential candidate.  Him and Lieberman have long since sold their souls and given up politics so they can live the lives of rich, political office junkies.

yeah, he's confused the people/components of the wars 3 times in the last few months.

Amnesty + 4 more years of Iraq = McCain, which also = ruin

ATG wrote:

Black+radical friends+uncertainty=interesting times.

white old chick+lies+slanderous husband+bad at math= shit I dont know

I thought he was the weakest of all the GOP candidates in the debates.

{M5}Sniper3 wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

I thought he was the weakest of all the GOP candidates in the debates.

You are right, it's just more appeasement to the left though...

Actually, Obama has a more conservative plan for immigration than McCain....

Turquoise wrote:

{M5}Sniper3 wrote:

Kmarion wrote:

I thought he was the weakest of all the GOP candidates in the debates.

You are right, it's just more appeasement to the left though...

Actually, Obama has a more conservative plan for immigration than McCain....

McCain is the farthest to the central/left then any other of the GOP ex-candidates. Talking about the GOP side here.

Kmarion wrote:

Unfortunately I think it's the right he tries to appease..lol. You know, the side he is supposed to willingly represent.

Well, yeah, can't lose your base while reaching/stepping across the aisle. A lot of conservatives are not too happy with the nomination of McCain.

Last edited by {M5}Sniper3 (2008-04-10 17:44:45)

tbh i would rather have mccain nam vet then clinton a flat out lair and or obama who has barely any experience.

All Sunni Muslims are closely tied with Al-Qaeda. That's a pretty horrible misstatement, akin to saying Protestant Christianity is closely tied with the KKK, or the Irish heritage is closely tied with the IRA.

all of those are true but i would like to see the transcripts of him saying all sunnies are tied with al qaeda not all but the vast majority of them are

i know 5 kkk members they graduated last year from my high school they where all protestant Christians the i know from talking wiht one 90 percent of the kkk member around in Wisconsin are Christian there are a couple of atheist but Christians rule them all

im Christian im not flaming my religion

Last edited by Tushers (2008-04-10 18:25:17)

JahManRed wrote:

Wow. John McCain just insinuated that the Sunni branch of Islam - the largest of the sects - can be identified with Al-Qaeda, and by extension, all Sunni Muslims are closely tied with Al-Qaeda. That's a pretty horrible misstatement, akin to saying Protestant Christianity is closely tied with the KKK, or the Irish heritage is closely tied with the IRA.

The fact that John McCain would basically call millions of Muslims terrorists is appalling. This is the guy we're seriously considering making President? Really? As President, he's going to have to navigate the minefield of Middle Eastern politics, with all the religious and political groups that go along with it. And not only can't he tell the major factions apart, but he thinks one major branch is "closely tied" with Al-Qaeda.

Sorry folks, McCain may have "experience," but he doesn't know shit about foreign policy.

The way the Salamis are behaving in the Middle East, I don't see how could have arrived at any conclusion.

CloakedStarship wrote:

McCain shares way too many Democratic principals for me to actually consider him a viable Republican candidate.  As a Republican I feel really left out to dry on my first presidential election, theres no true Republican candidate to vote for.  Quite frankly all signs are pointing to doom right now.  McCain wants to stay in iraq, Dems want to get out but won't be able to.  Even more spending on both sides of the aisle, none of which we can afford.  What in gods name are we supposed to do?

Learn Spanish.

CloakedStarship wrote:

McCain shares way too many Democratic principals for me to actually consider him a viable Republican candidate.  As a Republican I feel really left out to dry on my first presidential election, theres no true Republican candidate to vote for.  Quite frankly all signs are pointing to doom right now.  McCain wants to stay in iraq, Dems want to get out but won't be able to.  Even more spending on both sides of the aisle, none of which we can afford.  What in gods name are we supposed to do?

Vote for universal health care, amnesty, a bigger SS program and let Big Brother protect us while we go to work in our hybrid cars and earn soon-to-be Monopoly money.

CloakedStarship wrote:

ATG wrote:

CloakedStarship wrote:

McCain shares way too many Democratic principals for me to actually consider him a viable Republican candidate.  As a Republican I feel really left out to dry on my first presidential election, theres no true Republican candidate to vote for.  Quite frankly all signs are pointing to doom right now.  McCain wants to stay in iraq, Dems want to get out but won't be able to.  Even more spending on both sides of the aisle, none of which we can afford.  What in gods name are we supposed to do?

Learn Spanish.

I tried for 3 years, and failed quite miserably.

El español es muy fácil.  El inglés es complicado.