Democrats will do anything to get into the white house

Democrats will do anything to get into the white house

elections.foxnews.com

The ad says President Bush has talked about staying in Iraq for 50 years, then plays a clip of McCain saying, “Maybe 100. That’d be fine with me.”

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Funny how the democrats put out an ad with a false depiction of what John McCain actually said in that speech. They will twist/pull/kill anything to get into the big old white house. this is disgusting and it should be immediately removed for a false ad

elections.foxnews.com
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how exactly does this tie into an existing or new conspiracy theory here on the site?

Political firey rhetoric in advertisment is not what the breaking alternative news forum is for....

its just as every much news as oil profits and syria gas to propel nukes

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Funny how the democrats, the republicans and foxnews are working together to feed the illusion that there a difference betwen republocrat and demoplican.

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first...foxnews as a sourse? second ...what was distorted?, he said we would have a military presence in iraq for a hundred years if needed. to me that means...ok... ready for the disortion?...HE HAS NO CONVICTION IN PULLING OUR TROOPS OUT OF IRAQ!!! did i miss something in that translation?

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Funny how the democrats put out an ad with a false depiction of what John McCain actually said in that speech. They will twist/pull/kill anything to get into the big old white house. this is disgusting and it should be immediately removed for a false ad

There's nothing false about the ad, they're his words. Like the Reverend Wright, he shouldn't make comments that he's not willing to have put under close scrutiny.

I have no desire for our soldiers to stay in Iraq for the next 50 or 100 year in any capacity. Not only is it a waste of hundreds of billions of taxpayer monies, it's not necessary.

McCain was speaking about an American presence in Iraq, just as we have had in many countries around the world.

Japan, Germany, the Philippines, Iceland, and quite a few other countries come to mind.

The U.S. provides military aid through many different channels. Counting the items that appear in the budget as 'Foreign Military Financing' and 'Plan Colombia', the U.S. spent approximately $4.5 billion in military aid in 2001, of which $2 billion went to Israel, $1.3 billion went to Egypt, and $1 billion went to Colombia.[citation needed]

Of 2004, according to Fox News, the U.S. had more than 700 military bases in 130 different countries.

en.wikipedia.org...

Usually, these arrangements are part of a treaty for mutual protection in the event of attack by some hostile nation.

There's nothing sinister about that. It's been explained dozens of times and those who find such a proposition alarming are just not in touch with the real world or they are part of the blame America first crowd.


[edit on 2008/4/29 by GradyPhilpott]

Originally posted by GradyPhilpott

There's nothing sinister about that. It's been explained dozens of times and those who find such a proposition alarming are just not in touch with the real world or they are part of the blame America first crowd.

Or maybe they believe in a policy of Isolationism, and don't believe our country should be interfering in the affairs of other countries.