Originally posted by Unnoan
hmmm... McCain is ex-military... military means armed conflicts... armed conflicts used as scare tactics and sensationalism... scare tactics and
sensationalism wins votes...
yeah not beyond the stretch of reality. I mean, Georgia's separation never sat well with Russia all this time and add in a US plant in the Georgian
president and yeah... i can see it.
Hey if he was good enough to be willing to spill his blood for you to say something so utterly ridiculous, he is good enough to be Commander in Chief
ie; President of the United States just like George Washington Commander in Chief of the Continental Army
James Monroe: Major
Andrew Jackson: Major General
William H. Harrison: Brigadier General
Zachary Tayler: Major General
Abraham Lincoln: Captain
Andrew Johnson: Brigadier General
Ulysses S. Grant: Lt. General, Commander of all the Union armies
Rutherford B. Hayes: Major General
James Garfield: Major General (of volunteers)
Benjamin Harrison: Brigadier General
William McKinley: Major
Theodore Roosevelt: Colonel, Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt: Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Harry Truman: Captain
Dwight D. Eisenhower: Supreme Allied Commander
John F. Kennedy: Lieutenant (j.g.)
Lyndon Johnson: Lieutenant Commander
Richard Nixon: Lieutenant Commander
Gerald Ford: Lieutenant Commander
Jimmy Carter: Lieutenant
Ronald Reagan: Captain
Your entire post is one big fat logical fallacy for assuming the consequent
[edit on 15-8-2008 by XIDIXIDIX]