McCain releases secret weapon. It's Giuliani!
God, things must be desperate if Rudy is all you've got in the can.
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Is the McCain campaign seriously going to advocate that invading Iraq has made us safer?
Giuliani not only supports the invasion of Iraq to take on "radical Islam", but he faults Bush for not invading more countries in a bizarre effort to invade our way into the hearts of Muslims worldwide.
Giuliani couldn't even cut it in the GOP's delusional world, but now McCain is going to present this guy as credible to the country at large? He's a former mayor. Couldn't McCain find any crazy bastard at the county level to back him up? Maybe some vacant-eyed bozo that once served at the state level once upon a time could give him the thumbs-up or something. This is just pathetic.
McCain is essentially still running a primary campaign to consolidate his base, and that's what this is. He can't even persuade his own Party to support him, and he can only persuade voters to overlook his views and instead be terrified of his opponent.
He's black, you know. Well, half black, but that's scary enough, right? And old Joe down at the bait shop thinks he's some kinda damn Muslim or something. Well, I don't truck with that sort, and I'm bettin' that you don't neither.
I'm John McCain, and I endorse this message.
McCain is essentially still running a primary campaign to consolidate his base, and that's what this is. He can't even persuade his own Party to support him, and he can only persuade voters to overlook his views and instead be terrified of his opponent.
I think that sums it up, Doug. He can't get his own party to support him. And, when one looks at his views regarding Iraq and a host of other issues, he's way out of line with what opinion polls tell us that the American people want.
He's toast. No-one wants him. Not even Republicans.
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