The Straight Talk Express Rolls On!
Dear Readers,
This week, Sen. John McCain (R-America) formally announced his intent to run for President on the David Letterman show. This was an opportunity for someone who would be 72 at the 2009 inauguration, should he win, to connect with the youth of today. What did he talk about? Just some straight-talkin', of course.
In the course of the interview, though, Sen. McCain referred to the soldiers who have died in Iraq as having had their lives "wasted." Now, the west-coast, liberal elite, hypocrisy mongerers like to point out that the media attacked Sen. Obama (D-Al Qaeda) when he made a similar statement last month, but the media said very little about Sen. McCain's gaffe. Why the different treatment? Well, it's that famous liberal bias - errrrr - yeah, that liberal bias.
Sen. McCain, thank you for loving America!
-Theodore Trumblebunks, I, Esq.
This week, Sen. John McCain (R-America) formally announced his intent to run for President on the David Letterman show. This was an opportunity for someone who would be 72 at the 2009 inauguration, should he win, to connect with the youth of today. What did he talk about? Just some straight-talkin', of course.
In the course of the interview, though, Sen. McCain referred to the soldiers who have died in Iraq as having had their lives "wasted." Now, the west-coast, liberal elite, hypocrisy mongerers like to point out that the media attacked Sen. Obama (D-Al Qaeda) when he made a similar statement last month, but the media said very little about Sen. McCain's gaffe. Why the different treatment? Well, it's that famous liberal bias - errrrr - yeah, that liberal bias.
Sen. McCain, thank you for loving America!
-Theodore Trumblebunks, I, Esq.
posted by Theodore Trumblebunks, I, Esq. at 7:43 PM
1 Comments:
I am a little bit skeptical about John McCain. Sure, I admire his service as a Senator and, especially, his long term POW status in Vietnam. Also, I think he is just "too old," but then again, Ronald Reagan was about 70 when he was inaguerated, so you never know...
Jack X
PS. Thanks for answering that question--I couldn't think of a political one off the top of my head, so I chose that one.
PSS. You never know--a person going on a popular show to announce his presidency might be a good thing. Didn't Bill Clinton go on Arsenio and play the saxophone??? Oh, McCain was in the "Wedding Crashers," that was a great movie.
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