Who comes up with this stuff? Things like "military intelligence" and "civil war" have been the butt of jokes long enough that you'd think folks would steer away from things like a "team of mavericks." Anyone who has ever played any team sport knows that a "team of mavericks" isn't exactly desirable. Next we are probably going to hear that this "team of mavericks" has formed an alliance with the Union of Anarchists for a decisive victory.
On Oct 6, 9:36 am, Galen Hekhuis <ghekh...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Who comes up with this stuff? Things like "military intelligence" and > "civil war" have been the butt of jokes long enough that you'd think > folks would steer away from things like a "team of mavericks." Anyone > who has ever played any team sport knows that a "team of mavericks" > isn't exactly desirable. Next we are probably going to hear that this > "team of mavericks" has formed an alliance with the Union of > Anarchists for a decisive victory.
Maybe this is what McCain means when he calls himself a Maverick; McCain wrote in HIS book, Worth Fighting For, that he runs for President not to institute reform or even out of a grand notion of patriotism, but for his own personal ambition.
Many sites confirm this. So, I guess it isn't all about America and the American people. He seems more like Gelding to me. He'll to anything to make a run of it!
Husky <Cyns...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Oct 6, 9:36 am, Galen Hekhuis <ghekh...@earthlink.net> wrote: > > Who comes up with this stuff? Things like "military intelligence" and > > "civil war" have been the butt of jokes long enough that you'd think > > folks would steer away from things like a "team of mavericks." Anyone > > who has ever played any team sport knows that a "team of mavericks" > > isn't exactly desirable. Next we are probably going to hear that this > > "team of mavericks" has formed an alliance with the Union of > > Anarchists for a decisive victory.
> Maybe this is what McCain means when he calls himself a Maverick; > McCain wrote in HIS book, Worth Fighting For, > that he runs for President not to institute reform or even out of a > grand notion of patriotism, but for his own personal ambition.
> Many sites confirm this. So, I guess it isn't all about America and > the American people. > He seems more like Gelding to me. He'll to anything to make a run of > it!
and talk about desperation;
the McCain campaign is surprisingly transparent in its desperation. Faced with daunting challenges here and abroad, McCain, Palin, and their team of Bushies have decided they'd lose if voters have issues and substance on their minds. They're left with lies, personal attacks, and bogus smears. It's surprisingly pathetic. -- Money; What a concept !
Husky <Cyns...@gmail.com> wrote: > On Oct 6, 9:36 am, Galen Hekhuis <ghekh...@earthlink.net> wrote: > > Who comes up with this stuff? Things like "military intelligence" and > > "civil war" have been the butt of jokes long enough that you'd think > > folks would steer away from things like a "team of mavericks." Anyone > > who has ever played any team sport knows that a "team of mavericks" > > isn't exactly desirable. Next we are probably going to hear that this > > "team of mavericks" has formed an alliance with the Union of > > Anarchists for a decisive victory.
> Maybe this is what McCain means when he calls himself a Maverick; > McCain wrote in HIS book, Worth Fighting For, > that he runs for President not to institute reform or even out of a > grand notion of patriotism, but for his own personal ambition.
> Many sites confirm this. So, I guess it isn't all about America and > the American people. > He seems more like Gelding to me. He'll to anything to make a run of > it!
and; In article <s7pGk.2411$x%.1...@nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com>, "House of Pancakes" <J...@wh.net> wrote:
> Sarah Palin couldn't win the debate. She didn't answer the questions that > were asked of her. She treated the debate like it was a beauty pagent, a > joke and quoted the talking points that were drilled into her practice > sessions by Karl Rove.
> The woman is a empty headed disgrace. Sarah doesn't seem to realize that > McSame is abusing her by putting her out there to be the fool she really is.
> She is walking, talking, living proof the old man has lost his fucking mind > and has proven without a doubt that he is not competent to be president. > This woman is lucky to have reached the positions in the Christofascist > wastelands of AK she has reached. What a laughing stock McSame has made his > party.
> How can you win a debate in which you don't participate because you say at > the outset you aren't going to answer the questions? Is this how she would > blow off the American people like Nixon, Reagan, Bush if she became > President? It's a scary thought that she would refuse to answer to anyone. > Deciding to run in a beauty pageant instead of a vice presidential debate > does not make a winner. If McCain/Palin wins, we in the US are truly headed > to hell in a handbasket.
and;
the McCain campaign is surprisingly transparent in its desperation. Faced with daunting challenges here and abroad, McCain, Palin, and their team of Bushies have decided they'd lose if voters have issues and substance on their minds. They're left with lies, personal attacks, and bogus smears. It's surprisingly pathetic. -- Money; What a concept !
