Showing posts with label McCain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label McCain. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Poor Old McCain

I had subscribed to the emails from the McCain campaign but unsubscribed on Nov. 5th 0r 6th. In spite of that unsubscribe - today I got this email from poor old mcsame...

Note when reading that is says nothing except give me $$$ - 5 times - 5 places where you can click to contribute to this whatever it is....But - wowee - you become a "Charter Member"

Maybe Rs are so used to doling out money to other Rs that they don't ask for reasons. I'd sure want to know where my $ was really going other than to this meaningless blather:
Country First will allow us to strengthen our Party, better define our Republican ideals and message, recruit and back strong, dedicated candidates and continue our efforts to bring real reform to government by always putting our country and the noble ideals she stands for first.
Ummm John - you lost the election. Rs lost seats - there was a reason!
My Friend,

In the time since the 2008 presidential campaign ended I have had a chance to reflect on many things. And as I said on election night, I truly cannot adequately express how indebted I am to you, my entire campaign team and my running mate, Governor Sarah Palin.

The road was a difficult one from the outset. Yet, your faith, your support and friendship never wavered. Just as I have proudly served my country for more than half a century I am as committed as ever to helping see our mission through.

So to continue the movement, I have decided to launch a new grassroots organization called Country First.

Today, I'm asking you as a friend and supporter to renew your commitment to our common goals by becoming a Charter Member of Country First with an online contribution.

Country First will allow us to strengthen our Party, better define our Republican ideals and message, recruit and back strong, dedicated candidates and continue our efforts to bring real reform to government by always putting our country and the noble ideals she stands for first.

Together, we can make government more responsive to today's problems and more answerable to the people. That's why I hope you will become a Charter Member of Country First and support our cause by following this link to make a generous contribution of any amount today.

With your help we can work to elect these new leaders to Governorships, Statehouses, the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives in 2010 and beyond. Once in office they will become fierce advocates for limited government, economic opportunity, personal responsibility and strong national security.

On Election Night last year, I called on all Americans not to despair of our present difficulties but to believe always in the promise and greatness of America, because nothing is inevitable here.

Today, I am asking you to join Country First to continue fighting for the worthy cause of revitalizing both our democracy and our Party.

Our goals will never be realized if your voice falls silent. You are the best hope for our country's success. Please stay in this fight with me; our country needs your service now as much as ever.

I know that together we can make a difference - we already have. Again, I thank you for your unwavering friendship and support.

Sincerely,

John McCain

P.S. Country First will serve as a powerful voice for the American people. It will allow us to get our Republican message out to the voters and elect a new generation of Republican leaders who can go to Statehouses and Congress to fight for all we believe in. Please join as a Charter Member of Country First by following this link to make a contribution today. Thank you.

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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Anti-American Congresspeople

I am not a journalist but I thought I'd take Michelle Bachmann up on her suggestion to do some investigating into anti-American Congresspeople.

I'll start with my definition of anti-American.

1. People who do not believe in free speech or who never read the Constitution.
2. People who not understand what the role of the vice president is.
3. People who name call and us divisive tactics.
4. People who are proud of their party's sleaze campaign.

add you own criteria in the comments...

Who fits this definition? My list starts here.......and this is just off the top of my head

MN Rep. Michelle Bachmann
AK Sarah Palin [I know - she's not in congress]
N.C. Rep. Robin Hayes
AZ Sen. John McCain

add your own in the comments

Monday, June 16, 2008

I prefer a leader who understands modern technology

Poor John McSame McBush etc...you know the guy running for Bush's 3rd term who can't understand the Internet, YouTube or email or how ideas get passed around a lot more quickly than his pony express mind....

It's not his age - it's his tenacity in sticking to the last century - the one he likes so much. It's why the video below is so good and why McSame still has no idea that in today's technological world, one can find his "old" and "new" statements that show him to be not only stupid about technology...but a liar!






Wednesday, June 11, 2008

Huh? Who is distorted - methinks it's McCain

This is a video clip - no one has said it was edited...yet McCain, McSame, McBush says this comment was distorted..

Watch - and listen - we all hear him say it's not too important when the troops leave Iraq!

How is this a distortion?

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

John McCain's attitude toward women?

Hint - he does not like, respect or care about them.....

More about McSame from BraveNew Films

Sunday, June 08, 2008

McSame - the family man? Hah!

Interesting article about McSame and the wife he dumped so he could marry a woman whose rich daddy could help him buy his way into politics....
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1024927/The-wife-John-McCain-callously-left-behind.html

Be sure to read thru and see the comments such as this...

Ted Sampley, who fought with US Special Forces in Vietnam and is now a leading campaigner for veterans’ rights, said: ‘I have been following John McCain’s career for nearly 20 years. I know him personally. There is something wrong with this guy and let me tell you what it is – deceit.

And the one by Ross Perot - who calls McCain an opportunist..

fun reading.......

Thursday, June 05, 2008

More disgusting than an email from McSame

Joe Turncoat Lieberman sent this today!

When the dems take over - I hope they kick him out of his committee chair spot and the dem caucus on his ass - he is not bipartisan - he's in all this for one reason only - for Joe

Getting these emails is a great way to find out what is going on - I hope Obama and Harry Reid see this as well!

To: Fellow McCain Supporters

From: Senator Joe Lieberman [emphasis mine]

Date: June 5th, 2008

Today, I asked Senator McCain if I could create and chair a new grassroots organization, "Citizens for McCain."

Citizens for McCain is an organization within the McCain campaign for people who put country before political party and support the candidate for President who has a proven record of bipartisanship.

As you know, I caucus with the Democrats as a United States Senator and was the Democrat Party's nominee for Vice-President of the United States against President Bush and Vice President Cheney.

But first and foremost, I am an American. I have an obligation to do what I think is best for our nation regardless of political party. My love for this country and strong belief in John McCain's character, judgment, and willingness to work with leaders of both parties has convinced me to support him for President.

I have worked with John McCain for many years in the U.S. Senate and know from experience that he can unite Democrats, Republicans and Independents like no one else in this country. He did it in the United States Senate and he can do it as President of the United States.

But we need help from McCain supporters such as you to reach out to Americans who are not currently involved in the campaign. Will you help us by recruiting your friends, family, and co-workers who may not consider themselves members of the Republican Party and ask them to join the Citizens for McCain organization?

I am confident we will find many Democrats and Independents who, like John McCain and me, put country before political party and will support a leader with a real record of bipartisanship.

Time and time again John McCain has put his country first. He refused early release when he was held captive in Vietnam. He continued to put his country first as a national leader in the U.S. Senate. He put country before party when he fought to pass campaign finance reform, sought a bi-partisan solution to the immigration problem, and consistently supported pro-environment policies. His courage to stand up to the failed Iraq war plan of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and lead the fight for a new strategy in Iraq will go down in history, and it saved American lives. These were not always the easy things to do. In fact, they were usually very difficult, and often threatened his political career. But John McCain did what was right.

He said it best in his speech in New Orleans on Tuesday night:

"(The American people) know I have a long record of bipartisan problem solving. They've seen me put our country before any President -- before any party -- before any special interest -- before my own interest. They might think me an imperfect servant of our country, which I surely am. But I am her servant first, last and always."

The phones at the campaign headquarters have been ringing with disaffected Democrats calling to say they believe Senator McCain has the experience, judgment, and bipartisanship necessary to lead our country in these difficult times. Many of these supporters are former supporters of Senator Clinton.

Senator McCain has had a very good working relationship with Senator Clinton and will continue to do so in the future. In the same New Orleans speech he said:

"Senator Clinton has earned great respect for her tenacity and courage. The media often overlooked how compassionately she spoke to the concerns and dreams of millions of Americans, and she deserves a lot more appreciation than she sometimes received. As the father of three daughters, I owe her a debt for inspiring millions of women to believe there is no opportunity in this great country beyond their reach. I am proud to call her my friend."

I am proud to call John McCain my friend and ask you to help our friend become the next President of the United States.

Please forward this email to your lists today and ask your friends, family, and coworkers who do not consider themselves Republicans to join me in filling out the Citizens for McCain form today.

Thank you for your willingness to help me expand this new organization. Together, we will make history.

Tuesday, June 03, 2008

And the gimme money email

I admit it - I am on Obama's, Clinton's, and McCain's email lists. It's the easiest way to see what they are saying to those they think are "devoted" followers : - 0

Just got one from Obama - it's a nice email with one link saying donate. It was mostly a chatty letter about what is going on and reminding me to watch his speech tonight - which I will do.

None from Clinton today but yesterday hers had several appeals for money - with suggested amounts.

Here is McSames - hot off my email account with 4 links to remind me that I might want to give him a lot of money - fat chance of that!

Friends,

Tonight, we can say with confidence the primary season is over, and the general election campaign has begun.

Each American faces a decision this election and the choice between my candidacy and Senator Obama's could not be more clear. This is a change election. But the choice is between the right change and the wrong change; between going forward and going backward.

The right change recognizes that many of the policies and institutions of our government have failed. The right kind of change will initiate widespread and innovative reforms in almost every area of government policy from energy to taxes to government spending and the military.

The right change will stop impeding Americans from doing what they have always done, overcome obstacles and turn challenges into opportunities. Today, I humbly ask you to join my campaign for the right change, as we move forward together as a nation. Please follow this link to make your generous campaign contribution right away.

The wrong change looks not to the future, but to the past for solutions that have failed us before and will surely fail us again. Like others before him, my opponent seems to think government is the answer to every problem. That's not change we can believe in.

My friends, we're not a country that would rather go back than forward. We're the world's leader, and leaders don't hide from history. They make history. If we're going to lead, we must reform a government that has lost its ability to help us do so.

You can take direct action today by making a donation of $25, $50, $100, $250, $500, or any amount up to the legal limit of $2,300. Your generous support will enable me to take my message of the right change and reform directly to the American people.

I don't seek the presidency on the presumption I'm blessed with such personal greatness that history has anointed me to save my country in its hour of need. I seek the office with the humility of a man who cannot forget my country saved me. I assure you that if I'm elected president, the era of reform and problem solving will begin. From my first day in office, I'll work tirelessly to make America safe, prosperous and proud. And that, my friends, is the kind of change we need.

Sincerely,

John McCain

P.S. We need change in this country, but we need the right change. I am prepared to lead this country in the right direction, but I will need your help to get elected. Follow this link to make a donation of any amount up to the legal limit of $2,300. Your generous support will make all the difference in determining the type of change our next president brings to this nation. Thank you.
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Poor John McSame

Tonight he's in Kenner, Louisiana raising money and preaching to the choir.....Kenner is near the airport and McSame seems to like raising money near airports..

Quick in, quick out and usually easily controlled so he won't have to deal with protesters.

Also - Kenner is NOT New Orleans - perhaps because he does not want to remind people what he was doing when Katrina hit and people died.

But some of us do remember what McSame was doing and we'll keep reminding people. John McSame is Bush's 3rd term -so poor John McSame - You can't run away from your past and pretend.....

Sunday, June 01, 2008

The Real McCoy -I mean McSame - oops McCain

RE-posting from mid May...

It's time for the "other" media to start recognizing what we already knew - McSame is a liar, or mis-stater or stupid or doesn't care what he says!

Here is the REAL McCain - thanks to BraveNew Films









This tells us all we need to know too...

Money honey!

The mother of a friend had donated money to the Republican Party - and after she went to live with my friend, she then got email from them at my friend's address. The friend, a Democrat, never told the Repugs that the mother had died [1991] because she so enjoys the emails and loves sending them on to me : - )

Here is the recent one from McSame with the subject line of: Act Now to Stop a Democrat Takeover
Dear Amy ,

Our Party needs to pull together, and we need to do it now.

Never in memory have the Democrats, liberal special interests groups, labor unions and unregulated "527" soft-money groups come together with so much money and so much determination toward one purpose: Defeating Republicans.

They want the White House. They want Congress. They want total control of government. And with record-breaking fundraising and voter turnout in Democrat primaries and caucuses nationwide, the challenge to our Party is greater than at any time in modern history.

I truly believe the only way we can stop the Democrats is if dedicated Republicans, like you, step forward immediately and support the Republican National Committee's VICTORY 2008 project -- a grassroots effort that is the backbone of our entire Republican Party.

As our Party's presumptive nominee for President and as a fellow Republican, I am asking you personally to help the RNC's critical VICTORY 2008 campaign to strengthen our Party, to spread our conservative message, and to rally more Americans behind our Republican candidates.

Please help me kick-off the RNC's VICTORY 2008 project by clicking here to make a generous online contribution of $1,000, $500, $100, $50 or $25 or as much as you can afford to support our campaign efforts.

Amy , let me tell you why your help is so urgent.

The aggressive campaign being played out for the Democrat nomination is showing us one very crucial fact: The Democrats and their liberal allies are building the most massive political fundraising machine ever seen.

They are growing their mailing lists and phone banks, perfecting their technologies, developing their money-raising techniques -- from telephones to text-messaging to mail to the Internet to knocking on doors. And it is working.

With all the hype and media attention focused on their campaigns -- Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have managed to raise a staggering $425 million between them. Together they raised more than $60 million in the month of March alone. This is an unheard of amount of money in the history of American elections -- it's approaching a half a billion dollars.

The upcoming elections could be the most important in decades -- and have far-reaching implications for America's future security, growth, and prosperity.

If we fail to elect conservative Republican leadership in Washington, D.C. and all across the country, we face a return to the Democrats' tried-and-failed liberal policies that embrace higher taxes, more government spending, socialized medicine, and surrender in Iraq.

These are not the solutions to our country's greatest challenges.

That is why we are calling on our Party's very best -- individuals like you -- and getting them involved at the highest level in the RNC's victory-building campaign.

Amy , as someone who has done so much in the past for our Party, may we continue to count on your support at this very important time?

Your secure online gift of $1,000, $500, $100, $50 or $25 will be used for promoting our Republican agenda, identifying Republican and Republican-leaning voters, conducting voter education and Absentee Ballot programs as well as funding our vital voter registration program, with the goal of registering 2 million new Republican voters before Election Day.

With your help, the RNC will fight to make sure we have a Republican seated in the White House and strong Republicans in Congress and offices all across the nation who will push forward our conservative vision for America that includes lowering our taxes, reducing wasteful government spending, and ensuring victory in Iraq and Afghanistan.

We need you with us. I hope to hear from you soon and I look forward to working with you throughout this campaign.

Sincerely,

John McCain

P.S. The Democrats are assembling massive rallies, breaking records at the polls, and raising unprecedented campaign funds for their candidates. Every vote, every dollar makes a difference in this election. Amy , I'm counting on you, as a loyal Republican Party supporter, to answer this challenge and join the RNC's VICTORY 2008 by making a secure online contribution of $1,000, $500, $100, $50 or $25. Thank you.
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Thursday, April 24, 2008

Who is an elitist?

This man is so far out-of-it he has no idea what is going on with "real" Americans.

Saturday, April 19, 2008

Funny about McSame aka more war fewer jobs McCain

This is from Brave New Films - they are doing a great job : - )



Go HERE to post the questions McSame should be asked tomorrow

Friday, April 04, 2008

McCain in his own damning words

I watched TV a bit this morning and heard Obama and McCain speak in Memphis on the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

Obama was good and on point. McCain of course had to remind us he had been a POW - his latest mantra. But today he let us know what he thought and thinks of Dr. King..

In speaking of his captivity he said they never gave the captives any "meaningful news"...but, he said, they did tell him of the deaths of Dr. King an Bobby Kennedy but no news about the moon shot.

So in his own words he has again reminded us that he thinks of the deaths [and probably the lives] of Dr. King and Bobby Kennedy as lacking meaning....

And what would have had meaning for him? Learning about the moon shot!

McCain - a conservative man who panders to the worst in our country!

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Things are good? in Iraq

Yoo hoo John McCain....may I suggest you read the news and see what is going on in Iraq.

I'm not a military strategist but this sure looks bad to me - I mean the Green Zone is in a shut down. and you say all is well there? I think you have a problem with reality.

And Petraeus? No more troop withdrawals? So we were correct in calling thi an escalation...a surge is short term - when they stay it's an occupation and in this instance - an occupation that escalatated.

And you both say that if we leave - chaos will folow...

Both of you - and mr c-in-c .... what do call the current status in Iraq? and ow does it differ from chaos?

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Hillary, Barack and Judgement

Recall that only a short time ago Hillary said she and John McCain were ready to be commander-in-chief and Barack only had speeches [or something along this line.]

Well if her role model of "ready to lead" is John McCain - we all need to worry. McCain has no idea what is going on in Iraq and misstated the situation there several times in the last few days. Either he is like Bush and lies or he is like Bush and has no clue as to reality. Either way it is scary to think that Hillary put herself in the same league with McCain.

Pardon me - but if this is Hillary's idea of ready to lead I'll take my chances with person who thinks "judgment" counts and that's Barack Obama.

Sunday, March 09, 2008

The Clinton Dichotomy

Can someone please tell me why Hillary is bad mouthing Obama and praising McCain while Bill is chatting up a Hillary/Obama ticket?

I am disliking Hillary more each day - call me naive but I really dislike the "tell them anything so they elect me" mentality. I know it's a campaign tactic - usually used by the repugs.... isn't using scare tactics while praising McCain a repug tactic ? Because if she says Obama is not fit to be commander-in-chief, how can he be her veep? It doesn't fit.....

Or - maybe Hillary is looking to be McCain's running mate? Does she secretly want that to happen? It's one of the few ideas I have that fits her current verbiage.

Either that or she is being funded by the same people that are funding McCain and she is being used to bolster McCain's campaign?

Anyway - if there is a Hillary support reading this - please explain...as I, the psychologist am very befuddled....

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

Joined at the mind


"We just love each other. We think like each other and we will follow each other and each other's policies...."

Want another 4 more years of mr lowest ratings? then vote for John I-love-bush McCain.

They are so joined in their policies - it will be just like a bush 3rd term! WOW!

Only the media think he is a maverick - the rest of us know better.

And many people are starting to look not only at McCain's age - but also his health. He will be 72 this summer. Being only a little younger than him I don't see that as his biggest problem - but he has had surgery for melanoma altho he seems to have been cancer-free for more than 5 years.....

But his policies ? those are scarier than his age and health.

Do not forget - this is the man who talks about more war and fewer jobs!

Friday, February 22, 2008

With friends like these

A follow up to yesterday's post about McCain.....I personally do not care about his sex life except that the R's seem to be obsessed with everyone's sex life except those of other R's...so it's the hypocrisy that is important - it "speaks to character" [ remember when Bill C got blow job and lied about it?] - it was all about "character."

So here's more about the "character" of mccain and those whom he calls "friends"

Thursday, February 21, 2008

McCain, Clinton and Words

I am a bit perplexed about Mc Cain and Clinton choices of words lately.

McCain is accused of having had a relationship with a lobbyist – so apparently blatant that his own staff stepped in to halt it.

His reply was that he did not have a romantic relationship with the female telecommunications lobbyist in question and did not favor her clients.

"I'm very disappointed in the article ...it's not true...I've served this nation honorably for more than half a century...at no time have I ever done anything that would betray the public trust."

Hmmm

Romantic relationship? Funny choice of words – what if it were just a sexual relationship – no romance needed for that and then he is not actually lying.

Served honorably? Maybe McCain is forgetting his role in the Keating scandal and the fact that he ditched wife #1 – the one who waited for him when he was a POW. After the divorce he quickly married money and had his political career bought for him by his wife and father-in-law. And he has admitted to adultery.

But maybe that fits his definition of honorable?

And Clinton. As she sinks further in the polls she has been using language that I find odd. For example this: "One of us is ready to be commander in chief in a dangerous world,"

I have enough experience with questionnaires, marketing and psychology to look at that sentence and ask: Who? And then: Why? The answers are not apparent in her statement so listeners are left to supply their own responses. For example, the answer could be McCain as he was in the military and in Congress longer than she has been.

If Clinton wants the answer to be “Hillary” then she has to tell the listeners that it’s her and why it is her. Just being 1st lady for 8 years does not make one a “ready” commander-in-chief anymore than having been in the military or being an Illinois Senator.

But of course no one asks her or her pollsters/insiders these questions – they are just looking for repeatable lines. And the line is being repeated – by McCain – so maybe they should all be asked about qualifications.