McCain on 'This Week' - Part 1 of 3 - 4/20/08

[ilikecearl1]

John Mccain should have became president, he at least would have don a majorley better job. plus he has a head start working in the government. obama for god sakes he has had no experions in the govenment and has rouind us all. where going to die unless this idiot obama changes what hes doing

[David9788]

was this the debut of the new this week studio

[CrystalIce]

' I'll find you 100 billion tomorrow.'

LMAO!! Too funny!! Somebody really needs to challenge Mc Cain to see if that sentence wasn't a load of hot air!

[1tommy4]

actually if Mccain won it would of been better than the nigger

[LittleLisa24]

This episode and McCain's plans for the economy are the reason I am not voting for him. I realized it WILL be four more years of Bush (minus the torture) if he wins.

[Starskylar87]

That's exactly why Obama is better choice

[Dendroaspis1]

McCain.

[UGOTDAJACK]

Um...isnt this the same guy who publically admitted he knows NOTHING about the economy? If he wins america will become the laughing stock of the world.

[Rodney92]

"I have an econonic plan. It's good." I'm sold. He's got my vote.

[tomatogravy]

Obama's friend, Bill Ayers quoted as saying:

"Kill all the rich people. Break up their cars and apartments. Bring the revolution home, kill your parents."

Source: New York Times on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001

This is Machiavellian ideology that liberals adhere to and teach in my college.

[wenzer9]

LOL tomato, you've just proven that you don't know anything about Bill Ayers, Barack Obama, Machiavelli, or liberals in that one post. Quite an accomplishment!

[tomatogravy]

Now, how do you know what liberals teach in my college Wenzer9?

The quote belongs to Bill Ayers...and either your effort to hide the truth is weak or you are ignorant of Bill Ayers' work. Either way, you are not excused from supporting such criminality.

[tomatogravy]

In chapters 8 and 9 of "The Prince", Machiavelli suggests that killing the wealthy will bring a Prince favor among the masses who fear being oppressed by the wealthy.

Compare that with Ayer's instruction to "kill the rich" and Obama's campaign against the rich via the capital gains tax, for instance.

Rather it is Machiavelli's intent or not, Machiavelli's "The Prince" is used in my liberal college to focus on a war against the rich.

[Andante735]

I'd consider a transfer to another school myself.

[tomatogravy]

Wouldn't dream of it! For one, I graduate in June, for another, my liberal education has only worked to reinforce most of my beliefs and it has provided me with ammunition to refute most liberal arguments. My liberal education has revealed well-disguised liberal agendas to me that I, otherwise, would have been blinded to...unfortunately like sooo many Americans today. Liberals hide their vices behind a fake allegiance to religion, skewed media reports, and the name of the Democratic Party.

[Andante735]

I think I was attempting to be a bit facetious? I totally agree with you, and you've made some excellent points about the Liberal Agenda. I left the party years ago, when I realized there was no longer anything left to conservative, or even moderate Democrats.

[tomatogravy]

Sorry friend..I got u. Like you, I also left the party years ago. Our local Fire Marshall used to head up some of the Democratic conventions and such..and he said the same thing that you have mentioned: many of the Dem. leaders left once they seen liberals slowly start to dominate the party -Zell Miller is a good example here. Libs are only successful because many still think that they are casting a vote for the Old Democratic Party..many have no clue that it's a vote for Communism.

[streakerboydude]

"My liberal education has revealed well-disguised liberal agendas to me that I, otherwise, would have been blinded to..."

Really? So in other words, it didn't matter if the 'liberal agendas' were true, you just learned the necessary rhetoric to argue against them?

You should thank progressives that you had the opportunity to have an education.