The day before Bush address at the White House plugging for a bailout, McCain was asked on what is his stand on the memo of Treasury Secretary about the economy. McCain's bland answer was, he has not read the three page memo which has been discussed in Washington circles for over a week. This prompted a wiseacre that the Straight Talk Express has no reading room. Fact is, McCain has no interest on economy matters. After Bush's suggestion for an economic bailout, Obama suggested to McCain that a joint statement be drawn to spur bipartisan support of the Bush initiative. A bulb suddenly lit in McCain's head and saw a grand opportunity to act presidential. He issued a statement on his own (never mind Obama) calling for a bipartisan support of Bush bailout, thus effectively pirating Obama's idea. He pushed his grandstanding to the hilt - McCain announced suspending his campaign so he could rally "bipartisan support" (his hackneyed phrase on the campaign trail) and also announced that he will not attend the scheduled debate "unless a deal is reached " in Washington. The succeeding events showed McCain stumbling at every step and eventually eating crow, but for now this writer would like to point out the consensus at the capitol that it is the president's job together with congress to bail out the economy. In other words, McCain is trying to usurp the duties of the president after his intellectual dishonesty of pirating the idea of Obama. McCain's rightful place is a rocking chair in front of his ranch at Sedona - definitely not the White House. |
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Unfit for the White House
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Will They Ever Learn??
Republican noise makers declared McCain winner of the debate even before it started. It means McCain need not show up for the debate because it is already won. Talk about being scared. In the course of the debate familiar cliches were tossed around in abundance: 1. I have plenty of experience and ready to be president. 2. He is naive and does not understand Iraq. 3. He is naive and doest not understand Russia. 4. He is naive and does not understand the surge. 5. He is naive and does not understand foreign policy by talking to adversaries without preconditions. These are pronouncements, worn out and passe were it not re-hashed by the nominee of GOP. These were the same pronouncements of someone who is now in the dustbin of history. The electorate is not that stupid. Will they ever learn? |
Monday, September 22, 2008
Moral Fibber??
On Larry King Live hour at CNN, Susan Molinari, a republican hatchetwoman revealed that the republicans cannot attack Obama because there is no record to attack. That explains why the McCain brigade fabricate lies to paint Obama on. Obama is impregnable on his moral fiber, so the McCain camp have to invent their moral fibber. What kind of president will that make of McCain? |
Friday, September 19, 2008
Pinocchio for President?
Senator John McCain has nothing to say to the electorate, so he cooks up a broth of lies and calls it medicine for the ills of the american people. There's no telling how intelligent is the american electorate - a pinocchio may yet become president. |
Monday, September 1, 2008
Capricious McCain
Monday, July 21, 2008
Border of Iraq and Pakistan??!!
H e e e r r ee ‘ s Senator John McCain
It must be one of those senior moments of Ole John … border of Iraq andPakistan?? They are about 650 miles apart!
John McCain apparently hasn’t learned from the democratic primary race. Hilary Clinton did not make it because she was too arrogant with empty cliches, i.e. “I am ready to be CIC on day one”, etc.. McCain is making the same pronouncements, and more: “I am ready to protect you from terrorist, I am stronger on foreign policy, I am more patriotic, ..” , etc. Such declarations are not only arrogant and puerile but also silly and condescending. Silly, because there is no White House 101 in any university in the universe. It is like proclaiming that one can swim simply because there is water out there. Only when one gets wet in the water and not sink can one truly assert that he/she can swim.
There is nothing more condescending than to aver that your opponent is inexperienced. Flaunting one’s experience as the longevity in public office is like a barnacle proclaiming that it has stayed long enough underwater in a pier column. Barnacles yield no pearls.
And here comes McCain gloating over the success of the surge in Iraq. What price Iraq? Over 4000 american casualties and countless maimed and injured as well as countless Iraqis dead – too many for counting.. Whether it is success or not by any standards, Iraq is not something to gloat over. The price is too much for McCain to get ecstatic and too ghoulish to gloat over.
Here’s another McCain gaffe: he faults his opponent for making policies in Iraq and Afghanistan even before he visisted the site. It can merit a laugh or two were it not so juvenile of the senator from Arizona.. JFK formulated policies and goals for man to land on the moon. JFK never went to the moon.