According to Bush’s criteria, McCain was never tortured
According to the Bush administration's definition of torture, McCain was not tortured. This comment at the Daily Dish has flawless logic, in my opinion.
Government by the . . . quid pro quo
According to DemocracyNow, the CEO's of big corporations have a distinct preference for who they want in the White House. How can you tell? Watch where their contributions flow: The Hill newspaper reports the top executives from the country’s largest companies have donated ten times more money to John McCain’s…
McCain’s experience: strength or weakness?
McCain's campaign ads on television spend a great deal of time talking about his experience. Things such as getting shot down in Viet Nam, being bayoneted and tortured, and then spending 5 years in a POW camp seem to rank very high on McCain's list of what he believes are…
If Karl Rove ran the Democrat’s campaign . . .
If Karl Rove ran the Democrat's campaign, his ads aimed at John McCain would look something like this: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEmPZoRVRII&eurl=http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/[/youtube] I spotted this ad at Andrew Sullivan's The Daily Dish.
The other U.S. army in Iraq
This report is from DemocracyNow.org: A new report by the Congressional Budget Office estimates the US will have spent $100 billion by the end of the year on private contractors in Iraq since the invasion in 2003. The Pentagon’s reliance on outside contractors in Iraq is proportionately far larger than…
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