McCain: Foreign policy reactions

Cory - Greenville, SC — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:44:04 GMT

Why do I feel like a third Bush term is on the horizon if McCain were to be elected president?

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McCain: Foreign policy reactions

Bob Kokomo In — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:59:18 GMT

A year after the next presidential election we will still be mired in Iraq, we will not have national health care, and our trade policies will still be crap. This is regardless of who is elected they have three names but they are all the same people. Im going to take a hard look at Ralph Nader.

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Kathryn in Bham — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 13:59:22 GMT

Cory-
Because you are narrow minded and not listening to the candidate. McCain is right on, both in his economic proposals and his assessment of the successes/failures of our current domestic policy!

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Bonnie — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:02:45 GMT

The current banter seems to be that the Dems are destroying their party and McCain will waltz into the whitehouse. I disagree. Right now the eyes of America are on Barrack and Hillary, that's where it's exciting and juicy. McCain is doddering around being boring. How do you think John McCain will look debating with either Obama or Clinton. Americans will be shocked. They'll be shaking their heads in wonder, "Gee, he IS too old, too rigid, too dumb, just a tired old worn out bureaucrat that should be thanked for his service and put out to pasture." I don't think McCain will have a chance with either one.

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MK,MO — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:09:12 GMT

does mccain ever watch the news, the surge doesn't seem to be working anymore, there will be no victory in iraq, those people were killing one another before we occupied iraq and they will be killing one another after we leave, the whole police action is pointless, we are sending kids to their death for nothing, and that 'my friends' is stupid

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Coy Reese, Shady Spring, West Virginia — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:10:22 GMT

There is absolutely no daylight between the failed Bush policies and those that Mc Cain is a cheerleader for. These two guys are virtually indistinguishable except Mc Cain is older and did not avoid service in Vietnam. Electing John Mc Cain would very clearly continue the vastly unsuccessful foreign and domestic policies of the 100% flawed Bush.

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Rick, NC — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:30:55 GMT

Kathryn...exactly what economic policies is mccain right on? He has no economic policy except more of the same...how has that worked for you these past few years anyway?

Same thing with his iraq policy...he has none except for more of the same...by the way kathryn, how many in your family have died in Iraq? I always want to know that cheerleaders are sacrificing too

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Steve A Jonesboro IN — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:33:02 GMT

Mccain is nothing but bush all over again, older and no wiser. Even though he doesn't seem to know what's going on there, he should be running for president of Iraq, since that is all he seems to care about! Over 4,000 fine Americans killed and 12 billion of our tax dollars a month!

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flo — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:47:35 GMT

McCain is a war mentallity. He knows nothing about ecomomics and is a phoney conservative.

Third Term Bush. You bet but I believe it will be worse because McCain is War, that all he talks about.
His 100 years of war was not taken out of context. He means it.

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Charles, Honolulu, HI — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:54:50 GMT

Ronald Reagan needed Nancy to whisper in his ear, and John McCain has Joe Lieberman to whisper in his ear when he makes mistakes.
Does he have Alzheimers disease or is he just plain stupid.

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Dan — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 14:59:38 GMT

Sorry Bonnie,

The eyes are on barrack and hillary? Eyes are also on Britney and Paris. Say much?

National healthcare is a joke. Medical insurance is cheap; and a socialized healthcare system would be abused. It ridiculous...

For America to be successful is to cut costs, keep the liquid cash in the pockets of people so they can build a business and drive economic health. This is how America has innovated and been successful in the past. If you don't think so please please move to another country.

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Chombo in CA — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:04:13 GMT

1) It's only McCain whose relations with lobbyists is above board. Everyone else is a crook, but not John Sidney McCain. He did not have political relations with that woman. Honest.
2) What the hell does new technology have to do with limiting corporate ownership of TV stations? That's called a diversion. Typical McBushCo Straight Crap Express spin.

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Dan — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:07:14 GMT

The eyes are on barrack and hillary? Eyes are also on Britney and Paris. Say much?

National healthcare is a joke. Medical insurance is cheap; and a socialized healthcare system would be abused. It ridiculous...

For America to be successful is to cut costs, keep the liquid cash in the pockets of people so they can build a business and drive economic health. This is how America has innovated and been successful in the past.

I agree that we shouldn't have gone to Iraq; but at this point if we leave it will be every militia for itself and tons more that you can imagine will die because of it. We should have overpowered afghanistan instead. America did nothing to deserve an attack on our homeland.

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Adam in Eden — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:08:08 GMT

So McCain has decided to adopt the Kerry approach to foriegn policy - actually talk to our allies and our enemies. Who said a old dog can't learn, well, old tricks.

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Get with it media, report the war, ecomony, health care............ — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:10:31 GMT

McCain admits that he does not know much about the economy, that he is more the foreign policy guy. What a joke! He knows nothing about both. I just hope that MSNBC would donate more coverage of McCain and how clueless he is and stop wasting our time with Obama's pastor.

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Bobby — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:15:11 GMT

I believe McCain is the best choice of the three. Hilary is nothing but lies, Obama is an angry black man with an agenda, and both of them will destroy this country by trying to implement communist/marxist ideals. Liberalism does not work. It was the downfall of Europe. Read your history books folks. It just doesn't work. Quit acting like sheeple. The government is already too big, it doesn't need to get bigger with social programs that will make people reliant on the government instead of themselves. PS, I just joined the Army because I believe in what we are doing over there. 11Bravo Baby!

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Bobby — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:15:16 GMT

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go McCain! — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 15:17:43 GMT

if McCain wins, then i'm betting the house on war profiteer companies like Haliburton, DynCorp, Lockheed, et al. if the troops don't have a problem w/ the rich making money off their blood, then they shouldn't have a problem w/ my middle class butt making money off their blood either. thanks for the cash, troops!