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Arianna Huffington: What John McCain Told Me, and What it Says About How Far He's Fallen



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Sorry. That sentence about the meaning of liberal is out of joint because I kept having to remove words from my post. It was about double the allowed length.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:49 AM on 05/12/2008

Regarding John McCain and how he's changed, do you know that as Governor he was the last holdout on Martin Luther King, Jr. day? He prevented it from becoming a holiday for years.

I wonder what you think was so wonderful about him. He's a Republican. By definition, he is not wonderful, yet you were apparently surprised when he turned more rightward than Bush for this election. I am not surprised. Maybe you did not examine his actual record of legislation as closely as you should have before deciding, as many people erroneously did, that he was a maverick or a liberal Republican. He was not and has never been a great guy who changed when power beckoned. Like most leaders, he is ill with greed. Where's the surprise?

Don't mistake me, I think that your blog is a great thing and the fact that you changed so much is a great thing. Liberal used to mean a middle-of-the-road American.

The Constitution lies in shreds, no one is impeached, the Bill of Rights is a joke. Habeas Corpus, a much older law, is ignored by these torturing monsters. They don't deserve us. They do not represent us. Politicians, since the days of Rome,have been scoundrels and liars. They may not start that way, but they get power and it corrupts them. It is only us, working together, who can bring change to this suffering world. And I am afraid we are going to be too late.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:42 AM on 05/12/2008

John McCain has compromised himself on issue after issue. He is a "burned out shell of a man" who needs to be relegated to the musty dustpan of the past. We need 'Change we can believe in" and build on. Obama '08.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 06:36 PM on 05/11/2008

People dont care.....

Keep this post up for another 3 months and you'll break a thousand responses.

OC

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:51 PM on 05/11/2008

I think that you are right about people not caring. At least, not enough of us. I care, as you should be able to tell from what I've said. And as a person who has been an activist since the mid-60s, I don't think I deserve the consequences of war in the Middle East or crimes committed by the Bush Administration, or Pentagon freaks who want to drop "little" nukes on Iran, or Hlllary Clinton, who is prepared to "obliterate?" was that it, Iran, if "necessary." No, I don't think I deserve any of that. I think I deserve a long and healthy life. But I probably won't get that. So I'm looking for painless forms of suicide. Any suggestions? If I have enough warning, I have no desire to die of radiation poisoning or global warming.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:39 PM on 05/12/2008

'Member when Dukakis was running, and Loretta Lynn was going around to her constituency saying, "You don't want to vote for no . . . . Doo-kacky or whatever his name is."

Worked 20 years ago, will work in November. Buy Euros, stockpile food, send your draft-age kids out of the country. And be prepared for your cell phone and Internet connections to become spotty or disappear altogether.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:08 PM on 05/11/2008

I'm afraid you're absolutely right.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:40 PM on 05/12/2008
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