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"I can't trust Obama ... he's a ... he's an Arab"
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf6YKOkfFsE
McCain's answer: "No ma'am, he's a ... he's a decent, family man citizen."
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So, just to recap:
According to McCain, the polar opposite of "an Arab" is "a decent family man".
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Lol!!!
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Seeing this, and witnessing other clips of McCain; I can't help but wonder whether they intentionally set up an opposing candidate which was so inept and so benevolent towards Obama to make certain a landslide victory was attained, or that McCain really is unaware that he is a coward.
McCain never once came across as a man who wanted to win the presidency of the US. This clip just proves it.
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Originally Posted by Þeudanaz
So, just to recap:
According to McCain, the polar opposite of "an Arab" is "a decent family man".
Can't say I disagree with him on that one.
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Having witness the 2004 US Senate race in Illinois were the millionaire Republican, Jack Ryan, was forced out of the race & replaced by Allan Keyes - a Conservative Black Republican from Maryland!- I would say yes. I think Mitt Romnay could have beat Obama. And Romney being a Mormon, I would say there is a very good chance he is a racialist. In anycase Obama will be the last Negro president of the US & maybe just the last president.
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Indeed, his campaign should be taught in schools...as in how not to wage politics.
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This was the subject of much serious speculation among right-wing commentators in the U.S., as in here:
Auster On McCain (October 16th)
Though it's been said before, isn't it remarkable that McCain had such a vicious killer instinct against the conservative standard-bearer Romney, and no real instinct to fight Obama at all? [...]
I'm not saying that McCain consciously wants to lose the election and that everything he has done so far has been directed at that. On one level, of course he wants to win. He's striving, he's trying, he picks an unconventional running mate who he thinks will spark his campaign, he comes up with positions on the financial crisis, he prepares for the debates, he works at improving his dreadful speaking style, he authorizes tough ads on Obama, and so on. But on a deeper level, he doesn't really want to win. He doesn't see Obama as someone who represents something really different from himself and from America as we've known it and who must be stopped. He has no real grasp of the meaning of Obama's associations with Wright and Ayers, how objectionable those associations are--that's why, last April, he prohibited criticism of Wright, and why, last night, he pathetically dropped the ball on Ayers. Thus, while he would like to defeat Obama, he doesn't feel that he must defeat him. He wants to do a good job as a candidate and to acquit himself well, but it will not bother him very much if he loses, because his ultimate frame of reference is his loyalty to the liberalism which requires that Obama win.
To put it in the simplest terms, he wanted to beat Romney far more than he wants to beat Obama.
http://www.amnation.com/vfr/archives/011646.html
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I don't know you, but I would love to hear the story of a man that feels he can call John McCain a "coward."
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Are you judging McCain upon his history or his recent form?
I am judging him from his recent form and have come to an exact conclusion that McCain is a coward.
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