The wife U.S. Republican John McCain callously left behind - Page 2

MarkMiller · 06-08-2008, 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by aloysious

Implied by the initial post.
I'm already against McCain because of his Hundred Years war stance.
If he was totally out of love with his ex, so be it , who cares? That wouldn't influence my opinion of him one iota.
Just like Billy Boy fucked around for years , decades, on The Hildebeast. I would've too if I'd been married to someone like that and felt compelled to stay married to "it".
Plus, it's not like McCain is a sex addict. He dumped his ex for a wealthy fox. Happens all the time. You fucks can certainly come up with something better than this.

Right....a lyer and a cheat is something you want in a President....I forgot this was America for a minute.

MarkMiller · 06-08-2008, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by aloysious

Implied by the initial post.
I'm already against McCain because of his Hundred Years war stance.
If he was totally out of love with his ex, so be it , who cares? That wouldn't influence my opinion of him one iota.
Just like Billy Boy fucked around for years , decades, on The Hildebeast. I would've too if I'd been married to someone like that and felt compelled to stay married to "it".
Plus, it's not like McCain is a sex addict. He dumped his ex for a wealthy fox. Happens all the time. You fucks can certainly come up with something better than this.

RK has. Go here.

DRS112 · 06-08-2008, 11:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Zaius

Right....a lyer and a cheat is something you want in a President....I forgot this was America for a minute.

eh....he's got a point...kind of a double standard isn't it? To cry when the R's went after Clinton for lying and cheating...and then pretend as if it matters when McCain does it....there's enough reasons to hate him....without playing into party politics....

MarkMiller · 06-09-2008, 12:05 AM

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Originally Posted by DRS112

eh....he's got a point...kind of a double standard isn't it? To cry when the R's went after Clinton for lying and cheating...and then pretend as if it matters when McCain does it....there's enough reasons to hate him....without playing into party politics....

I see it more as them starting the trend so don't complain when someone Like McCain is a known cheat. So now after Clinton we are supposed to ignore it it in a Republican? I don't think so.

It shows that he is not a strong man at all. He is influenced by sex and big money.

Where he should be better than that.

DRS112 · 06-09-2008, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Zaius

I see it more as them starting the trend so don't complain when someone Like McCain is a known cheat. So now after Clinton we are supposed to ignore it it in a Republican? I don't think so.

It shows that he is not a strong man at all. He is influenced by sex and big money.

Where he should be better than that.

You can bring it up and point out the hypocrisy in Republican "values"...but to make anything more out of it is being hypocritical yourself....

He's influenced by sex and money? oh the humanity!

MarkMiller · 06-09-2008, 12:11 AM

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Originally Posted by DRS112

You can bring it up and point out the hypocrisy in Republican "values"...but to make anything more out of it is being hypocritical yourself....

How so?

DRS112 · 06-09-2008, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Zaius

How so?

Thought I explained that part in the first post....but I suppose there is a chance that you thought it was right to smear Clinton for his affair(s) but if you thought it was wrong there, then it is totally hypocritical to think that it didn't matter with Clinton but that it does with McCain....it's just playing into party politics...it's wrong when the other side does it, but it's always justified when my side does....

MarkMiller · 06-09-2008, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by DRS112

Thought I explained that part in the first post....but I suppose there is a chance that you thought it was right to smear Clinton for his affair(s) but if you thought it was wrong there, then it is totally hypocritical to think that it didn't matter with Clinton but that it does with McCain....it's just playing into party politics...it's wrong when the other side does it, but it's always justified when my side does....

I have never realy made a decision that it was right or wrong what was done with Clinton. Actualy I remember when I was on AOL at the time I had subscribed to news with certain terms to know what was going on to prepare me to be just as criticle of Republicans.

McCain is not the only one nor is Clinton...or even Obama. This tactic has been used successfully to remove democrats and republicans as late as this year. Why stop with them when McCain is runing for President?

leftparadise · 06-09-2008, 05:01 AM

I don't think the outrage over McCain is that he had an affair, but that he dumped the wife who waited loyally for him, when she was in need, so that he could relive his youth and have access to the money and power he craved. that's different than "regular" alleycatting.

I wonder if Cindy has ever heard the old phrase "if they'll do it with you they'll do it to you"

anhailla · 06-09-2008, 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by DRS112

eh....he's got a point...kind of a double standard isn't it? To cry when the R's went after Clinton for lying and cheating...and then pretend as if it matters when McCain does it....there's enough reasons to hate him....without playing into party politics....

he does have a point...
but Clinton didn't abandon his disabled wife, I kinda thought this was more about the hypocrisy of being a man who claims great "character" that left a crippled wife, than it was about the cheating.

06-09-2008, 05:01 AM	#19 (permalink)
leftparadise Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: West Coast......of Michigan Posts: 183 My Mood: Thanks: 22 Thanked 15 Times in 10 Posts	I don't think the outrage over McCain is that he had an affair, but that he dumped the wife who waited loyally for him, when she was in need, so that he could relive his youth and have access to the money and power he craved. that's different than "regular" alleycatting. I wonder if Cindy has ever heard the old phrase "if they'll do it with you they'll do it to you"
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