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McCain campaign more relevant to mid-twentieth century.

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With such sweeping generalizations about cutting taxes and reeling in spending and downsizing government, there is nothing at all new about anything John McCain stands for. 
Drill baby drill--that's so last century.  
Even his belligerent military outlook is more suited for the 50s and 60s than it is in 2008.  
With all the race-baiting, the fear mongering that goes on , John McCain's rallies seem like they're taking place in the past, perhaps even before the civil rights movement.  
Listen to all of their surrogates and campaign spokespeople, listen to Cindy and Sarah, it sounds like rhetoric from the world war ll era.  
Pro-war, pro-oil, pro-military industrial complex. 
And McCain's campaign rejects progress--ignores science altogether.--rejects evolution, rejects stem cell research, and basically treats solar, wind and biofuels as if they were early 70s hobbies of crackpots.   
If McCain believes so much in American ingenuity, why does he consistently vote against funding for alternative energy.  
One more point about  Papa John--he  wants to freeze all spending except for the Department of Defense. (ambiguous about entitlements)
He thinks we're all enlisted in his army--listen to the military language he uses--"I'll order the Treasury Secretary to..."
I don't know what era he's living in, but it's not this one. 





   


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I've been thinking that Johnny seems awfully Joe McCarthy-like in his ranting about naming those in Congress who are responsible for the financial crisis.

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Before we make a choice we may regret for the next four years, the accusations against Barack Obama should be carefully considered, as they are here.

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