Cogitamus asks the question that I’ve been pondering for a while.
Do you think if Barack Obama had left his seriously ill wife after having had multiple affairs, had been a member of the “Keating Five,” had had a relationship with a much younger lobbyist that his staff felt the need to try and block, had intervened on behalf of the client of said young lobbyist with a federal agency, had denounced then embraced Jerry Falwell, had denounced then embraced the Bush tax cuts, had confused Shiite with Sunni, had confused Al Qaeda in Iraq with the Mahdi Army, had actively sought the endorsement and appeared on stage with a man who denounced the Catholic Church as a whore, and stated that he knew next to nothing about economics — do you think it’s possible that Obama would have been treated differently by the media than John McCain has been? Possible?
And — this is fun to contemplate — if Michelle Obama had been an adulteress, drug addict thief with a penchant for plagiarism — do you think that she would be subject to slightly different treatment from the media than Cindypills McCain has been? Anyone?
I don’t have anything to add; I just thought I’d throw this out there.
And how about another recent flip-flop: previously he said he wouldn't have a "litmus test" to select his vice-president. Now he says the person must be "pro-life"....
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Look, so the man is a flaming fraud. He's a war hero. And he's an old man. So seriously, why are you trying to tell us he doesn't look like presidential material. Name one old war hero who wouldn't have made a good president?
You can't, can you?
I mean, besides MacArthur. All of them would have been great. And some, like Washington and Eisenhour and Harrison and Grant were. Don't forget Kennedy, sure he was young, be he had a bad back...and if you don't think being a war hero has much to do with being a great president because all those guys were different - well then, you just don't understand. And if you don't start wearing a flag somewhere on your body, mine is on left elbow today, then clearly you want Al Quiada to win in Iraq. I mean Afghanistan whatever, that's where Al Queida is, but they could occupy Iraq if we leave and make it into a nice summer home. And if we're not careful, Al Kida is looking at real estate in the Nashville metropolitan area - though the time to buy there was like, five or six years ago. It's just weird that the American voter doesn't understand this.
Teddy Roosevelt doesn't count by the way. The blacks did all the work in that little hill charge and then couldn't even get in the picture.
Teddy Roosevelt: not a fan. But...he's not a war hero.
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