John McCain is fighting back, with his well-used line of attack "A noun, a verb, POW!"
"This is a guy who lived in one house for five and a half years -- in prison," spokesman Brian Rogers told the Washington Post.
And a Hanoi Hilton to you!
Thursday, August 21, 2008
This Will Jog John McCain's Memory
Maybe one of McCain's children or staffers can get him on the internet so he can watch this video, a GoogleEarth tour of his 10 houses worth more than $13,000,000, from the JedReport:
John McCain is fighting back, with his well-used line of attack "A noun, a verb, POW!"
And a Hanoi Hilton to you!
John McCain is fighting back, with his well-used line of attack "A noun, a verb, POW!"
And a Hanoi Hilton to you!
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Sorry, but if you had a million dollars, you'd be four million short of rich...with apologies to the guys I met in St. Paul at a bar called Kincaid's back in 2004.
Inscrutable comment!
I met the dudes who sang "If I Had a Million Dollars", Barenaked ladies. 'Scrutable enough for ya Mrs. Hammond?
Ah. None of the original clues helped me.
Mrs. Hammond: Support with specific facts.
John McCain was a POW in the Vietnam war, therefore John McCain is:
A) A saint; above reproach
B) Qualified to be President of the United States
C) Well-versed in foreign policy by virtue of having spent five years in a foreign country
D) Still batshit crazy from being locked up and tortured, and understandably so
E) Eligible for a comfortable retirement, and would be well-advised to take it
F) Too old, too angry, too flippy-floppy
G) All of the above, except A and B and C
McCain's campaign is reminding me of the old Batman TV show:
POW! POW! POW!
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