Fits a pattern with Repuglicans.
Can you imagine if a Dem said this?
They'd have been crucified!!
"McCain adviser apologizes for terrorist attack remark
Charlie Black, a top adviser to Republican John McCain, apologized yesterday for suggesting that another terrorist attack on US soil would help McCain's prospects.
Uhhhh, I don't accept it.
I'm tired of these propagandistic assholes who are never held to account for anything.
FUCK YOU, Charlie!!!!
In an interview with Fortune magazine, Black said, "Certainly it would be a big advantage to him."
In a statement he read to reporters outside a McCain fund-raiser in Fresno, Calif., Black said, "I deeply regret the comments - they were inappropriate. I recognize that John McCain has devoted his entire adult life to protecting his country and placing its security above every other consideration."
McCain had earlier distanced himself from Black's remarks, telling reporters, "I cannot imagine why he would say it. It's not true. I've worked tirelessly since 9/11 to prevent another attack on the United States of America (Boston Globe June 24, 2008)."
I'm really tied of the whole thing when the WHOLE WORLD KNOWS it was a CIA/MOSSAD INSIDE JOB!!!
So fucking cram it, McCain!
Here's another brilliant idea from the senile old fossil.
"McCain proposes prize of $300m for energy solution
FRESNO, Calif. - John McCain is hoping to solve the country's energy crisis with cold, hard cash.The presumptive Republican nominee proposed a $300 million government prize for anyone who can develop a next-generation car battery that can leapfrog available plug-in hybrids or electric cars.
What is this, Publisher's Clearing House!
The prize would equate to $1 for every American, "a small price to pay for helping to break the back of our oil dependency," McCain said yesterday at Fresno State University.
I'd rather keep my $1, even though it is worth shit!
The Arizona senator also proposed levying stiffer fines on automakers who skirt fuel-efficiency standards, and encouraging automakers to develop zero-carbon emissions cars by offering consumers a $5,000 tax credit for buying one, as well as incentives to increase use of domestic and foreign alcohol-based fuels such as ethanol (Boston Globe June 24, 2008)."
I really don't like any of his ideas.
I mean, we've seen how the ethanol thing has worked out, 'eh?
I'm sure glad we turned all that corn into gas, especially since the floods wiped out the cornfields in Iowa!
Nice move, shit heads!!!!
