Jul 13, 2008 06:31AM GMTJuly 13, 2008 06:31:01
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Hey McCain, is it important when the troops finally come home from Iraq

Hey McCain, is it important when the troops finally come home from Iraq?

Watch as McCain's time-line for leaving Iraq
changes faster than a chameleon on a
checkered shirt.
  • He said wha?
  • He said "No, but that's not too important?"
  • I think it is important!
  • Our Military is always important to me. What's the plan?
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raves +12   by Mollybdamned posted Jul 13, 2008 06:33AM GMTJuly 13, 2008 06:33:11
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Answered I think it is important!

Just exactly what is "IMPORTANT" McCain?
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  • raves +2   [-] by dragonfli posted Jul 18, 2008 12:26PM GMTJuly 18, 2008 12:26:07
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    Answered Our Military is always important to me. What's the plan?

    IT'S NOT IMPORTANT!!! That AHole!
    Who does he think he is? NOT IMPORTANT??? Since when are our Military personnel NOT IMPORTANT - that selfish, self-centered, flip-flopping bastard makes me so sad and just sick!
  • raves +4   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 18, 2008 01:21PM GMTJuly 18, 2008 13:21:29
    Mollybdamned reply
    HI dragonfli, yeah me too. :)
  • raves +5   [-] by Chi Xi Digamma posted Jul 16, 2008 02:09AM GMTJuly 16, 2008 02:09:43
    Chi Xi Digamma reply

    Answered I think it is important!

    How can a veteran not think this is important?
  • raves +6   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 16, 2008 02:31AM GMTJuly 16, 2008 02:31:50
    Mollybdamned reply
    HI Unblocked. I don't have a clue. But then again we are talking about mccain.
  • raves +2   [-] by Chi Xi Digamma posted Jul 18, 2008 12:34AM GMTJuly 18, 2008 00:34:32
    Chi Xi Digamma reply
    Haha, indeed. No one knows what he's thinking at anytime.
  • raves +4   [-] by M&Ms posted Jul 15, 2008 07:52PM GMTJuly 15, 2008 19:52:54
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    Answered He said wha?

    I thought he had a plan to keep us in Iraq a hundred years, or until his son becomes an admiral, whichever comes first.
  • raves +5   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 15, 2008 09:21PM GMTJuly 15, 2008 21:21:07 (edited)
    Mollybdamned reply
    HI M&M;'s. I not sure, except that is his adopted son. He adopted the boy when he married Carol, his first wife. The one he divorced for Cindy later on. :)
  • raves +4   [-] by M&Ms posted Jul 16, 2008 03:12AM GMTJuly 16, 2008 03:12:59
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    Molly, but the kid is at Annapolis, right? So I don't back off my prediction. How do you keep track of all this? I thought the most important things in his campaign were about Cindy--is a stray hair out of place and/or is the jet fueled since he's tired of being a busboy.
  • raves +4   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 16, 2008 03:15AM GMTJuly 16, 2008 03:15:21
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    HI M&M's you are right. The kid is there. But it is a long way from Annapolis to Admiral. Unless your daddy is President and can keep war's going long enough to get you through the promotions to be an Admiral. hm..............
  • raves +1   [-] by dragonfli posted Jul 18, 2008 12:26PM GMTJuly 18, 2008 12:26:59
    dragonfli reply
    That kid will NEVER end up in Iraq! Guaranteed!
  • raves +5   [-] by StarrGazerr posted Jul 14, 2008 11:05PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 23:05:38
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    Answered He said "No, but that's not too important?"

    I think Senator McCain is trying to prove that george bush was not actually the most out of touch politician in American history. "Not important"? "NOT IMPORTANT"??? Kind of reminds me of when bush said "I don't give Osama Bin Laden much thought".

    So why isn't it Senator McCain on the cover of the New Yorker in a turban burning the American flag? Given his complete lack of concern about the well being of our brave soldiers, and his commitment to continue a failed military policy that only helps our enemies, it would be much more appropriate.

    flag concern brave soldiers commitment continue military policy helps enemies
  • raves +6   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 15, 2008 02:50AM GMTJuly 15, 2008 02:50:03
    Mollybdamned reply
    HI Starr, Good question. I don't why he isn't on the cover either. :)
  • raves +4   [-] by Not Einstein posted Jul 14, 2008 10:21PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 22:21:44
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    Answered I think it is important!

    How can say that the surge is working and also that we will be there for years and years? Is Iraq going to become another US territory?
  • raves +6   [-] by StarrGazerr posted Jul 14, 2008 11:06PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 23:06:56
    StarrGazerr reply
    The surge works perfectly as long as you keep your eyes, your ears, and your mind closed!

    surge works perfectly eyes ears mind closed
  • raves +6   [-] by d123lucy posted Jul 14, 2008 08:50PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 20:50:29
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    Answered Our Military is always important to me. What's the plan?

    I have lost 2 family members to this War on Terror and I hate to say but Really wonder what his time table would change to IF he were to lose one of his own kids to this war. Then again with his lack of empathy for our soldiers and vets who knows-but I sure wouldn't want him anywhere near that red button!
  • raves +4   [-] by DEE CEE posted Jul 14, 2008 10:34PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 22:34:26
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    Unfortunately, the military would not send his sons into danger if they could help it. For one of his kids to be kill, it would be a surprise attack on an unexpected place. Military does play favorites for certain people.
  • raves +4   [-] by d123lucy posted Jul 14, 2008 11:09PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 23:09:17
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    DEE CEE

    I know you are right-I thought about that after seeing Prince Harry over in Afghanistan-and my Uncle died there in 2004. Then I think of the Jim Webb's of Our Country and thought maybe I better not comment on that aspect. But I bet they do get preferential treatment. So sad and shameful if you ask me.
  • raves +6   [-] by Closet Child posted Jul 14, 2008 04:39PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 16:39:54 (edited)
    Closet Child reply

    Answered He said "No, but that's not too important?"

    That just shows that he is so old that he can't even figure out when would be a good time to come home from Iraq

    HE DOESN'T EVEN KNOW AND HE WANTS TO BE THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES???

    Give me a freaking break.
  • raves +7   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 14, 2008 04:43PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 16:43:28
    Mollybdamned reply
    Hi Xianghua, and apparently he doesn't have a plan to find out either.
    Thanks for your post. :)
  • raves +6   [-] by Jincks013 posted Jul 14, 2008 12:40PM GMTJuly 14, 2008 12:40:03
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    Answered He said wha?

    2013.. now if my math is right he's saying we won't bring back our troops until he is out of office. Why is that I wonder?
  • raves +6   [-] by metalmike13-Obama -No McBush posted Jul 13, 2008 11:23PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 23:23:11
    metalmike13-Obama -No McBush reply

    Answered I think it is important!

    Bring them home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • raves +8   [-] by Tonio31 posted Jul 13, 2008 04:02PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 16:02:45
    Tonio31 reply

    Answered Our Military is always important to me. What's the plan?

    Flip flopping old bastard.
  • raves +6   [-] by jimlocke44 >No McSame< posted Jul 13, 2008 07:21PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 19:21:32
    jimlocke44 >No McSame< reply
  • raves +10   [-] by jimlocke44 >No McSame< posted Jul 13, 2008 08:16AM GMTJuly 13, 2008 08:16:47
    jimlocke44 >No McSame< reply

    Answered I think it is important!

    When he quoted 2013, I firmly believe it was so that if he's elected he'll be under no expectation to bring 'em home during the next 8 years.

    He intends to bring 'em back slowly...
    firmly elected expectation em home 8 years intends em slowly
    ...in flag draped coffins.
  • raves +8   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 13, 2008 01:59PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 13:59:19
    Mollybdamned reply
    Hi Jimlock44. Wow, you hit that nail on the head didn't you.
  • raves +5 -1 [-] by GOD posted Jul 13, 2008 07:30AM GMTJuly 13, 2008 07:30:37
    GOD reply

    Answered None of the above

    we will have troops there for along time after most of them come home but he doesn't care as long as he's home I guess he forgot what war is like
  • raves +7   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 13, 2008 02:00PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 14:00:53
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    Hi JD5DAD, I think you have a valid point there. His 'memory' of war is over 40 years old it is outdated, vague and does not qualify him to preside over combat now.
  • raves +8   [-] by TripMarz555 posted Jul 13, 2008 07:05AM GMTJuly 13, 2008 07:05:09
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    Answered Our Military is always important to me. What's the plan?

    when he said within the year..... what he ment is they would be out of Iraq within a year and into IRAN!
  • raves +6   [-] by Mollybdamned posted Jul 13, 2008 02:02PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 14:02:11
    Mollybdamned reply
    HI trip. Yep just like Ed Shultz of Progressive Talk Radio said "McCain is a War Monger." He comes from a military family, and it is all he really knows. But the dynamics of War seem to be beyond him.
  • raves +2   [-] by TripMarz555 posted Jul 13, 2008 03:40PM GMTJuly 13, 2008 15:40:44
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    Moll, I love Ed Shultz.... except for all the sports talk, usually I tune out when he gets into a college football rant... but I always come back.

    you know with how hard you work on your polls.... I mean you're one of the few people to actually break a sweat answering comments.... you could have your own talk show.... I'll call up air america and put a word for you.... thanks Molly!
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