McCain Says He Voted for Bush

k7vinny 02:42:33 AM May 12 2008

Of course he voted for the President, heck he campaigned hard for him .
McCain is left of Bush and his views about no drilling and being more green than Obama is scary. I think McCain will make a great leader but the fact that he's not being tough on illegal's and his liberal GORE like views on global warming is like votting for a Democrat. Conservatives have nobody this election and must McCain
because he won't tax and spend.

bernard460202 10:08:10 AM May 11 2008

Newsweek catches MC CAIN in a serious contradiction.....See what Greenwald says.....
But that isn't what they did. Instead, when confronted with the discrepancy, the McCain campaign lied about the testimony, offering a patently absurd explanation for what McCain meant when he testified: "I'm sure I spoke with him, yes." That behavior is highly suggestive of a deliberate attempt to mislead -- just going into full-blown defense mode and saying anything without regard to truth.

If deliberately misleading the public about communications with key campaign contributors is not a "serious" offense -- and, more generally, if the instinct to jump into full, fact-free, self-defense mode when confronted with accusations of wrongdoing (rather than admitting errors and honestly confronting them) isn't "serious" -- then what is?

ghuff71 06:48:38 AM May 11 2008

God help us if McNobrain wins in November!!!
Vote for nobody as long as you don't vote for that fool.

toyoko1 04:55:12 AM May 11 2008

Anyone would say anything in an election! Don't think Arianna would make up a story and 2 others confirmed. I'm sure McCain changed his story to suite the current election. I just thought he'd keep his integrity. Am disappointed.

sfields435 04:05:01 AM May 11 2008

JudithGrayson, If you vote for McCain you will be voting AGAINST everything Hillary Clinton has been working FOR. You will be voting against bring our troops home from a war that is not making America safer, that is costing 100 lives and $12 Billion every month -- and that has plunged our economy into a deep recession while leaving us vulnerable militarily. You willl be voting against ending the Bush tax cuts -- the cuts for those earning over $545,000 -- and against shifting those cuts to the middle class, so that working people can hold onto their homes and help jumpstart this economy. You will be voting against having America's energy policies written by policymakers interested in the welfare of Americans and America, rather than by oil companies interested in their own profits. You will be voting against establishing a healthcare system that meets the needs of all Americans, and against women's rights ( in the workplace as well as reproductive rights -- both of which McCain op

toots1941 11:21:31 PM May 10 2008

John McCain like every other American has the right to vote for whoever he wants, and it should be every Americans choice as to whether they want to tell everyone who they voted for. It is a right and a privilege to vote, and who we vote for is no one elses business!!!

liza2fan 11:01:08 PM May 10 2008

I can't imagine why anyone of sound mind would vote for McCain. He will only continue the Bush administration for another 4 years. Hasn't the Bush administration already done enough damage to our country???

bernard460202 10:46:43 PM May 10 2008

McCain co-sponsored the Use of Force Authorization that gave President George W. Bush the green light – and a blank check - for going to war with Iraq.McCain argued Saddam was “a threat of the first order.� Senator McCain said that a policy of containing Iraq to blunt its weapons of mass destruction program is "unsustainable, ineffective, unworkable and dangerous." McCain: "I believe Iraq is a threat of the first order, and only a change of regime will make Iraq a state that does not threaten us and others, and where liberated people assume the rights and responsibilities of freedom.� McCain echoed Bush and Cheney’s rationale for going to war. McCain: “It’s going to send the message throughout the Middle East that democracy can take hold in the Middle East.�
McCain echoed Bush and Cheney’s talking points that the U.S. would only be in Iraq for a short time. McCain: “It’s clear that the end is very much in sight. … It won’t be long…it’ll be a fairly sh

bernard460202 10:45:38 PM May 10 2008

McCain co-sponsored the Use of Force Authorization that gave President George W. Bush the green light – and a blank check - for going to war with Iraq.McCain argued Saddam was “a threat of the first order.� Senator McCain said that a policy of containing Iraq to blunt its weapons of mass destruction program is "unsustainable, ineffective, unworkable and dangerous." McCain: "I believe Iraq is a threat of the first order, and only a change of regime will make Iraq a state that does not threaten us and others, and where liberated people assume the rights and responsibilities of freedom.� McCain echoed Bush and Cheney’s rationale for going to war. McCain: “It’s going to send the message throughout the Middle East that democracy can take hold in the Middle East.�
McCain echoed Bush and Cheney’s talking points that the U.S. would only be in Iraq for a short time. McCain: “It’s clear that the end is very much in sight. … It won’t be long…it’ll be a fairly sh

bernard460202 10:35:33 PM May 10 2008

BIGOTRY AND MC CAIN
. McCain has sought closer ties to the extreme religious right in recent years. The pastor McCain calls his "spiritual guide," Rod Parsley, believes America's founding mission is to destroy Islam, which he calls a "false religion." McCain sought the political support of right-wing preacher John Hagee, who believes Hurricane Katrina was God's punishment for gay rights and called the Catholic Church "the Antichrist" and a "false cult."9