Tuesday, May 06, 2008

Carcasses back to haunt

Carcasses

This brings joy to my heart. 
Three years ago, during an appearance on CBS, Sen. Hillary Clinton stated that she agreed with the overarching premise of John McCain's Iraq policy: that America's commitment to the war shouldn't be based on time frames but rather on the level of troop casualties. She even cited, as McCain now regularly does, that the United States would be well suited to follow a model for troop presence based on South Korea, Japan, or Germany.
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The quote, which resurfaced on liberal¹ websites² late Sunday night, underscores both the evolution of Clinton's (and most every other 'crat's) stance on Iraq and the war itself.
[Huff 'n Puff]

My feeling is that Obama is unelectable, but Hillary has lately positioned herself so far to the right that she may even be right of McCain.  Too bad Hilly, the people who own your party hate your guts!  USA! USA! USA!

But wait ,,,, speaking of words that come back to haunt ...

Original Huffington Post: (since updated with a McCain denial) At a dinner party in Los Angeles not long after the 2000 election, I was talking to a man and his wife, both prominent Republicans. The conversation soon turned to the new president. "I didn't vote for George Bush" the man confessed. "I didn't either," his wife added. Their names: John and Cindy McCain (Cindy told me she had cast a write-in vote for her husband).

The fact that this man was so angry at what George Bush had done to him, and at what Bush represented for their party, that he did not even vote for him in 2000 shows just how far he has fallen since then in his hunger for the presidency. By abandoning his core principles and embracing Bush -- both literally and metaphorically -- he has morphed into an older and crankier version of the man he couldn't stomach voting for in 2000.


I not only have no problem believing that, I have always more or less assumed it.  Blah-blah-blah. I was going to say, " Don't you love it when Liberals talk about abandoning core principles?," but quickly realized that Liberals seldom abandon theirs, e.g.  - "Do and say  whatever it takes to get elected.

Anyway, Arianna, everyone knows that John McCain could have done the nation a great service had he bailed out over North Vietnam without a parachute, but he's - this is the good part - he's still far and away better than any democrat. 
Prevailing Mood = 17

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Seconded, at least we live in interesting times.

Casca

Anonymous said...

I think Hillary will make a better President than any of the other two. Sure, she is opposed to just about everything I hold dear. However, under Hillary's reign, I'm sure the governmental bureaucracy will run like a -- Swiss watch.

The Amtrak trains will run on time. Social Security and the IRS will mail their checks on time. Our military's food will be the best in the world and there will be plenty of it.

Whoever screws up the bureaucracy will be fired at dawn. No blindfold and certainly no cigarette.

You gotta' admit, there's a certain appeal to that.

Rodger the Real King of France said...

I can't entirely disagree with you, but to put that psychopathic, criminal bitch in the White House ... Damn John McCain. If we had even someone as bad as the Huckster, this election would crush the Donks. Dammit.

Anonymous said...

This isn't really apropos of anything but this science fiction novel paints Hillary in a good light . . .

"The fictional USS Hillary Clinton, or Big Hill as she is affectionately known to her complement, is a George Bush-class supercarrier which is the center of much of the action in novelist John Birmingham's 'Axis of Time' trilogy. She is named after the late Hillary Clinton, a murdered president of the United States."

Hillary Clinton was "the most uncompromising wartime president in the history of the United States". (One can only hope that last part will be true.)

Anonymous said...

Hillary...Less dangerous than The Living Dalai Obama...............Obama and the whiner:Another 'two for one'?...This team is more dangerous and even less desirable than was the 'Bill & Hill' team...........I think (hope) that Obama,if nominated, is beatable by McCain.....If Hillary gets the nomination,then I'm afraid she's the next president....She has done a clever and steady,if deceitful, move to the right.

Bob Hawkins said...

Hillary Clinton was "the most uncompromising wartime president in the history of the United States".

Did they say who the enemy was in that war?

Anonymous said...

Yes. The Islamofascists.

Anonymous said...

I believe those carcasses belong to Republicans waiting for a viable candidate.
-Dale-

Anonymous said...

Hmmmm...Hard to say...They seem to have spines.

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