Will Mccain be another Bush?, page 1
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reply posted on 7-6-2008 @ 06:27 AM by easynow
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why don't you tell us how McCain is going to be different and then we wont think he is going to be another Bush.

name one specific thing that distinguishes a difference between the two ?


reply posted on 7-6-2008 @ 09:19 AM by vor78
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You aren't going to find huge differences between McCain or ANY of the GOP contenders and president Bush. Why? Because they ran on the Republican party platform, not Bush's. In much the same manner, Obama's platform does not stray significantly from that from his own party.

As for a difference with Bush, one very noticeable difference is McCain's stance on global warming, where he's much more receptive to arguments in favor of limiting CO2 emissions than the current administration.



reply posted on 7-6-2008 @ 10:51 AM by easynow
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can you show me where McCain was receptive to these idea's before he started campaigning ? and what if anything has he actually done to reduce global warming ?

being receptive seems to me to be a ploy to get votes,
any of the candidates are going to say what you want to hear.

i still dont see anything different about McSame.


reply posted on 7-6-2008 @ 02:50 PM by vor78
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That's up to you as a voter to judge. You asked for a difference and, well, he's clearly stating a difference. Whether he holds true to that position if elected, I have no idea.

I'd also point out that many on the right are saying something similar; McCain has only taken a sharp turn toward their viewpoint since he began campaigning. Lets not forget that this is also a man who has made a habit in the last 8-10 years of angering conservatives.
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