you really should put this on a poster, and sell it, very salient, and funny.

Their description of John McCain sounds a lot like the description of Heinrich Himmler.

Geebutz, he really is JUST LIKE BUSH!

~ RHUseeinCerious ~

Comment by shaun — March 7, 2008 @ 2:12 am

Goofy and Pluto ……………

Dejafckingvu

I did not mean that Lieberman was officially a Republican, and you know it. Please do not insult my intelligence with your wikipedia links. I’m fully aware of his situation.

But his ideology tends to be as Republican as any GOP Senator, with the exception of a few (but not all) domestic issues. My point was that “McCain-Lieberman”, which you gave as an example of “reaching across the aisle”, really isn’t.

GiGi, Lieberman is as much a Democrat as you would be if you were a Senator and had a D after your name.

Tstat Hussein guy

wrong again. you’re never right, you’re either telling lies or getting your facts wrong. No wonder you only rate $.05 per post.

Two lows, both within the Dumbya’s reign of stupidity.

Mission Accomplished.

Hillary might not be as fast in pulling the trigger…but she is party of the same war club.
We need a president who has common sense,and not a reactionary president. A president who will able to listen to different views other than his own circles and gives the room for such views; a president who looks to solve world problems peacefully,and war will be his last resort…and not his first option..

Comment by shaun — March 7, 2008 @ 2:12 am

PNAC’s Christmas Card list, according to The Arizona Republic.

• Henry Kissinger – Former U.S. secretary of State.

• William Kristol – Editor of the Weekly Standard, a Washington-based political magazine.

• Robert Kagan – A senior associate at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and a columnist on world affairs.

• Randy Scheunemann – Consultant who was defense and foreign-policy coordinator to McCain’s 2000 presidential campaign. Like Kagan and Kristol, he also is listed as a director of the Project for the New American Century, a non-profit conservative organization whose self-stated goal is to promote American global leadership.

• Gary Schmitt – Senior fellow at the conservative Project for the New American Century. He is an author and served under President Reagan as executive director of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.

• Stephen Biegun – Ford Motor Co. vice president and former national security adviser to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn. He also served as executive secretary of the National Security Council at the White House from 2001 to 2003.

• Brent Scowcroft – National security advisor under President George H.W. Bush and fellow board member with McCain on the International Republican Institute, a democracy building organization that McCain chairs.

• Colin Powell – Former secretary of State and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

• Niall Ferguson – A professor of history at Harvard and prolific author.

• Barry McCaffrey – Retired Army general and former White House drug czar under President Bill Clinton.

• Robert Zoellick – Former Deputy Secretary of State and former U.S. trade representative.

• Richard Armitage – Former deputy secretary of State..

• Eliot Cohen – Conservative professor of military affairs at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.

• Robert Kimmitt – Deputy secretary of the Department of the Treasury; former ambassador to Germany.

• Andrew Krepinevich – Retired Army officer who is now executive director at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments that focuses on defense spending and planning.

• Ralph Peters – Retired Army office and author.

• Charles Larson – A retired Navy admiral, who twice served as superintendent of the U.S. Naval Academy. He ran unsuccessfully as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant government of Maryland in 2002 and now serves on the board of directors of the Northrop Grumman Corp., a defense company.

• Bernard Aronson – Former assistant secretary of State for inter-American affairs.

• Lorne Craner – President of the International Republican Institute. He served as assistant secretary for democracy, human rights, and labor under Secretary of State Colin Powell.