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Forum : Politics
Author Topic:   The Incredible Hypocrisy of John McCain
Quest
posted May 10 2008 08:24 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Quest  Edit This Message   Click Here to Email Quest     Permalink for this message  
Slime ads from the GOP

The Republicans have criticized Obama by asking how he will pay for "$660 billion" in proposed spending.

At a recent debate:
Q: President Bush has talked about our staying in Iraq for 50 years — (cut off by McCain)
McCAIN: "Make it a hundred."

My question: We've spent a trillion dollars on the Iraq war with the promise that we will stabilize the country and give the middle east a shining example of what democracy can accomplish. Mr. John McCain, how are you going to pay for just one more decade in Iraq?!

edited by Quest on May 10 2008 at 08:28 PM.

DSF
posted May 14 2008 01:15 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for DSF  Edit This Message   Click Here to Email DSF     Permalink for this message  

Now, see, I thought this was going to be about his hypocrisy of voting against the ban on waterboarding, despite his past opposition to torture.

calvin
posted May 28 2008 02:03 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for calvin  Edit This Message   Click Here to Email calvin     Permalink for this message  

Yeah, DSF, that vote is strange and sad given all he has said about opposing torture but then again, he is a Republican.

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