Comments on: Senator John Mccain, a Man Among Men

By: beingwell

beingwell — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 03:19:05 +0000

Interesting view.

By: quiet voice

quiet voice — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 06:24:40 +0000

Hey Johan, Your questions are answered within themselves. I foum it downright amusing, that Mccain thinks he can get people to believer that he is the agent of “change just by saying it, Karl Rove’s theory. The fact that he choose Gov. Palin is a joke, the woman is under investigation for abuse of power and could be indicted for a crime. There is a divorce decree that is going to be unsealed and she may be named as a third party in a divorce, and other sundry things. Senator McCain was politically reckless in the choice and I think he is going to pay. If the American people are going to put this man in the White House, who I think has a touch or maybe more of dementia, it’s is really sad. Take care.

By: Johan T.

Johan T. — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 00:45:49 +0000

What will change if someone takes over from Bush with the same thoughts and Ideas. Where will we be in 4 years?
What will McCain do for this country. More lost jobs, more companies going to other countries, dollar will be even worth less.
Sounds so great doesn’t it.
people with money will get more, people without we don’t give a #@#% about.

By: quiet voice

quiet voice — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:37:52 +0000

…Hi thanks for responding, I get tried of Senator Mccain assuming that we should make him President because he was in a p.o.w. camp, and they treated him badly. First of all i want someone who can think for himself, I am tired of “C” students like our current leader, Mr. McCain graduated fourth from the bottom in his class at the Naval Academy, maybe because of laziness, but I like thinkers, if they are to run the country.
The other thing is, if he is so much of a friend of the common man, why would he vote for ten years, against the raising of the minimum wage? Health care, one of McCain’s advisers said “let them go to the emergency room”. Very kind people. So Mr. McCain is going to divorce himself from his party, and we are to trust him for four more years, when the state of affairs in our country is abysmal under failing policies. Take care.

By: Johan T.

Johan T. — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 15:25:19 +0000

Pleasing the country is more than pleasing his dad.
Don't tell me because you were a soldier and you got hurt you know how to run the country.
Don't make people feel sorry for you. If I take all the people away form Senator John McCain all that is left is a rock star without fans. Is just someone that plays with the minds of our people like our president is doing right now.
Why do you want to fight in a different country if you can not even win the fight in your own.
Lots of hard working Americans are poor, lost their jobs have no insurance, have bad schooling because the books are out dated.
Stop, Please stop trying to make other countries better, make your own better

By: quiet voice

quiet voice — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 06:31:05 +0000

…Hi Johan, Senator McCain wants (now this may sound crazy, because his father is dead) to be President to please his dad, he felt he was a failure when he was captured, and never got over it. That is why he is trying to do anything to be elected President. It would atone for what he felt was a disappontment to his dad. I also think he has dementia, he can’t remember things, it is very scary.

By: Johan T.

Johan T. — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:43:50 +0000

I would love to tell you what I think about Senator John McCain.
I think he is playing little kids games, he should be afraid he might grow a tail.
Don't tell me what Obama's weakness is, tell your strengh. If you can not sell your self don't try to make someone else look bad.
By the way, you want to continue the war right. If we can not take care of our selfs, we can not take care of others.
Spend the money in the USA not in Irak / Iran. Why are we there again, they didn't find anything.
Nice move to get Palin as your right hand. Someone with family problems, someone with a sick child, is this your way of becoming the president. You are not going to do anything for the people with the same problems, you just put your money in your pucket. Don't ever forget, we the people of America pay your pay check, you better make our lifes better, not like Mr. Bush because I only see a bad economy, lots of jobs lost, money spend in the war we don't have.

By: quiet voice

quiet voice — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 23:51:14 +0000

Hi ER,
Thanks for stopping by. No you are not to elect Senator McCain because of his stubborness, you have to evaluate who will be the best president, if the system works this time, and choose accordingly. I think the republicans may nominate him because he is the elder statesman, as they did with Bob Dole. Stay tuned.

By: EdRoberts

EdRoberts — Fri, 04 Jan 2008 01:15:09 +0000

I gather we are supposed to elect John to be President because he is stubborn – wasn’t that part of the problem with Bush?

Stubborn in admirable in some cases; for instance I admire McCain’s ability to absorb a Commie arse whuppin’; but so what?

Stubborn is not so good when you will not give up the idea – as was his problem only recently – of giving 20 million foreigners, the right overnight, to legally apply for our jobs … then getting snippy with us for having the good sense to tell him no. Of course he just told us we were racist – funny though, those most hurt by that policy would have been our own American black brothers.

By: Susan

Susan — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 02:01:00 +0000

A politician with honorable qualities recognized