McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in September 2007: voted against the Webb amendment calling for adequate troop rest between deployments.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in May 2006, voted against an amendment that would provide $20 million to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for health care facilities.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in April 2006, was one of only 13 Senators to vote against $430,000,000 for the Department of Veteran Affairs for Medical Services for outpatient care and treatment for veterans.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in March 2006, voted against increasing Veterans medical services funding by $1.5 billion in FY 2007 to be paid for by closing corporate tax loopholes.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in March 2004, once again voted for abusive tax loopholes over veterans when he voted against creating a reserve fund to allow for an increase in Veterans’ medical care by $1.8 billion by eliminating abusive tax loopholes. Jeez, McCain really loves those tax loopholes for corporations, since he voted for them over our veterans’ needs.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in October 2003, voted to table an amendment by Senator Dodd that called for an additional $322,000,000 for safety equipment for United States forces in Iraq and to reduce the amount provided for reconstruction in Iraq by $322,000,000.

McCain had an Alzheimer’s moment a few weeks ago when he forgot his military voting record, let me remind him: John McCain in April 2003, urged other Senate members to table a vote (which never passed) to provide more than $1 billion for National Guard and Reserve equipment in Iraq related to a shortage of helmets, tents, bullet-proof inserts, and tactical vests.

Obama may be smarter and way more eloquent than W, but he doesn’t come close to matching McCain in the area of experience.
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Sweet Jeebus… ONE MORE TIME… McShame HAS NO MORE VALID EXPERIENCE HERE THAN Obama… sitting in a tiger cage for five years doesn’t qualify one to be President. Johnny didn’t even know that Czechoslovakia doesn’t exist anymore or that Iraq & Pakistan don’t have a common border.

How can an ass hat like Dennis even fool himself when he pretends McShame is fit for the job?

This is serious stuff, Bilbo.

Shit, that is funny! What exactly did Bush, et al do to resolve the situation.

All I heard was meaningless rhetoric: calling for a UN Security Council Resolution condemning the attacks (Russia has a permanent seat on the Security Council and would veto any such measure rendering it moot); Stating that the attacks “won’t stand”…really? And how will we enforce such threats when the bulk of our armed forces are mired in a sectarian conflict in Iraq that we started.

Face it…this is yet another example of Bush’s failed foreign policy, and his inability to understand “the dangerous and complex world”…even the one that still exists after our “victory in Iraq”.

“It is like they are proud of their ignorance…”

Then why are still trying to declare their independence from Russia?

They’ve been declaring their independence from Georgia, which considers the area a Georgian province.

Please, do a little reading.

Because they want to be independent? Not to hard to understand. I’m sure that Iraq would like to go back to being an independent nation, not one that is occupied by the USA.

Since Cupcake Tracy can’t answer the question I asked, I’ll answer it for it. Georgia invaded South Ossetia. They were killing people for two days before Russia came to the rescue of the people in Ossetia.

And you only know that the Russians bombed civilians in Russia because you get your news totally from Faux Noise. If you were to broaden your horizons a little and get your news from some place other than a subsidiary of the RNC, you might be surprised what you learn.

And while Obama was on vacation from his flip flop and gaffe rock & roll tour, Bush and McCain were using strong diplomacy to avert WWIII.
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Stop it… stop it… yer killin’ me…

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA… you CAN’T be serious…

Putin called off the Russian Army… because Botch & McDepends used “Tough Talk™” on ‘em???

I can see it now… enough of Straight Talk… from here on in… it’s gonna be “The Tough Talk Express”!!!!!!!!

I’ve narrowed you down to one of two Asian architects at a particular Dallas firm…

spot on.

While blogging on other sites in the past few days, primarily online newspaper comment areas, I have found it incredibly amazing just how stupid some are… the testosterone levels are up, many are gearing for a big fight… and the neocons are loving this probably with hopes of a huge Oct. surprise.

Their people? I wasn’t aware the South Ossetia was part of Russia.

There’s a lot you’re not aware of, including the fact that most of them have Russian passports.

The majority of the breakaway region’s roughly 70,000 population feel close to Russia and are ethnically distinct from Georgians.

The people in South Ossetia consider themselves to be Russians and identify with Russia not Georgia.

Now how about you answer my question cupcake. Who started this skirmish, Georgia or Russia.

dennis Says:
This is serious stuff, Bilbo.

Where ya been dennis, it’s been serious for some time now. Guess you hadn’t heard, people are dying.

You can’t scare us into the corner with your bullshit. We have tried your way and nothing good is coming out of it.

Time for a different approach.

You won’t be happy but most of the rest of the world will be glad to see you stormtroopers sent back to the bunkers.

And what would McBush’s experience be? Experience in being a prisoner of war and being tortured? Experience in adultery and dumping a crippled wife. Or how about his experience at changing his mind on every major issue before us today? Is that the kind of experience you value?

If you want to know who the real John McCain is, I dare you to read this article:

http://phoenixnewtimes.com/content/printVersion/848709

Then come back and tell us that this man is someone you want to lead this nation.

So you actually believe that Johnny Boy could remember anyone’s name long enough to even have a dialog with them? You think everyone would wear nametags for him or would he have his handlers whispering them in his hearing aid/ear piece?

I will take intelligence, logical thinking and diplomacy over senility and double digit IQ any day. Which is what we have had for the last 7 1/2 years.

It doesn’t take a war monger to defend.

Obama can be just as strong and determined as mccain when the time comes. You just don’t want to hear it, you want war.