McCain Goes Veeping
Well, he had to do it eventually, so I don't see why it's news. I did pick up a cute little bit near the end, though.
Turning to the future, McCain said Americans are cynical about their country and their idea of liberty is "the right to choose among competing brands of designer coffee."
My comments are
1) True, but that last part is about apathy and the paralleling lack of education more than cynicism.
2) What Americans obviously need to do is care less about coffee. They should care more about supporting the Patriot Act, winning a war where the definition of "win" has not been defined, and begging for tax cuts to keep the deficit up.
3) Do we have any non-designer coffees running for president? All I see are spoiled career politicians. Where's the political equivalent of tall glass of sweet tea with a slice of lemon?
Turning to the future, McCain said Americans are cynical about their country and their idea of liberty is "the right to choose among competing brands of designer coffee."
My comments are
1) True, but that last part is about apathy and the paralleling lack of education more than cynicism.
2) What Americans obviously need to do is care less about coffee. They should care more about supporting the Patriot Act, winning a war where the definition of "win" has not been defined, and begging for tax cuts to keep the deficit up.
3) Do we have any non-designer coffees running for president? All I see are spoiled career politicians. Where's the political equivalent of tall glass of sweet tea with a slice of lemon?
Labels: heckling, Hype '08, nothing practical, The Real Deal?
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Ralph Nader as an independent.
Mike Gravel is now a libertarian and may be moving on to the presidency. If you haven't caught his new video, check it out here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bA2LgJviH9w
Finally, maybe Ron Paul will also run as a libertarian.
Unfortunately, Jesse Ventura already ruled himself out. :( Seriously, I gained a lot of respect for him after hearing this comment: "I never vote Democrat or Republican. I'll vote for someone else.....I wish they'd allow 'none of the above.'"
Check out the whole interview here:
http://themoderatevoice.com/politics/third-parties/18742/jesse-ventura-discusses-politics-on-larry-king-live/
You really have to see the whole interview. I'd vote for Jesse Ventura...probably over Ralph Nader. That's debateable. Maybe Gravel-Ventura. yeah
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