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Distance ...
alterx.blogspot.com May 12, 2008
For the last few months, since the Chimp's ratings have gone totally into the dumper, all the Rethugs are trying to distance themselves from his ass. Thing is, all they're doing is talking a good line. Seems the leadership things another four years of Chimpishness is a...
"Eco-friendly" fashion and John McCain
guardian.co.uk May 13, 2008
Hot off their effort yesterday to break from the Bush administration on the environment and blunt some of the Dem advantage on green issues, the McCain campaign unveils a line of "eco-friendly" campaign paraphernalia. Anyone takers for a "Go Green...
Another supporter admits that McCain=Bush
nitpicker.blogspot.com May 12, 2008
In the wake of refreshing honesty from neocon Lawrence Kaplan, who said electing John McCain would be a nod for neocon policies because it would be an "endorsement to that sort of foreign policy," we now have Congressman Roy Blunt (R-MO) admitting that McCain would...
Late Edition: Roy Blunt Confirms McCain is Third Bush Term: “And I think that’s a good thing”
crooksandliars.com May 12, 2008
Bless his little heart, let’s have House Minority Whip Roy Blunt on every week to talk up John McCain’s candidacy! Talk about living within a bubble, Blunt thinks nothing of touting the McSame presidency as a Bush third term, despite the record disapproval rating for the man and the vast majority...
McCain Supporters Divided On How Much They Love George W. Bush
huffingtonpost.com May 11, 2008
Ahh, John McCain and George W. Bush. If you're left feeling confused as to whether McCain's a party-line busting rebel with his own maverick ideas or a genuflecting toadie of the current regime for whom the only question is whether George W. Bush is the greatest president...
Blunt: McCain ‘Would Be’ A Third Bush Term On Economy, ‘And I Think That’s A Good Thing’
thinkprogress.org May 11, 2008
On CNN’s Late Edition today, former Gov. Mitt Romney (R-MA) claimed that the argument that John McCain would, in effect, be a third Bush term “isn’t going to stick”: BLITZER: [Obama] says he welcomes a debate with John McCain on the issue of the economy, taxes, spending policy because John McCain...