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so mccain turned up then?
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Tixy: John McCain knew who his bracelet stood for, and recited the name from memory. BHO had to say "let me look" or something like that. If he's going to try and beat McCain at his own game, he should at least make a credible attempt.
[paraphrased]"Yeah, I'm wearing this bracelet in support of of our troops, but I have no idea who's name is on it or why it's important."[/paraphrased] I think that is "bringin' the lulz" in a completely different and unintentional way. Adrian EDIT:http://newsbusters.org/blogs/warner-...et-where-media You stay classy, Barry Sotero. |
John McCain is a good storyteller. Everything that came out of his mouth had some story behind it that didn't really pertain to the question that was asked. It's his lame attempt at sympathy votes. I think the bracelet comment falls under that category.
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flagpin ring any bells anyone? |
If Barry Sotero thinks it's trivial BS, he should say as much instead of trying some half-assed attempt to fit in. If he's going to wear a bracelet as a memorial to a specific dead soldier, he should know that name. And if that soldier means that much to him, he should honor that soldier's parent's request NOT to dishonor their son's name.
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you think mccain gives a shit about the person whos bracelet he's wearing?
didn't he veto some bill to fund healthcare for vets? |
I DON'T think McCain cares who's name is on his bracelet. But if (Huh, the abbreviation for Barry Sotero would be BS. Nifty.) BS wants to play along, he's doing a pretty crappy job of it. McCain comes off as at least somewhat credible. BS looked like a fool.
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