John McCain, while in his 40's, cheated on his wife (who had been crippled in a car accident) and left her for a 25 year (accuse, represent)

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If these Conservative billionaires could transform Paula Jones into a innocent blushing Christian, then think what they could have done if they wanted to impeach Bush.

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[Greatday]

Originally Posted by gorgeet

If these Conservative billionaires could transform Paula Jones into a innocent blushing Christian, then think what they could have done if they wanted to impeach Bush.

A) This thread is not about Bush

B) Clinton screwed Paula Jones -

And, as for the original topic of the thread - it is very old news - and regardless of the crude you continue to try to spread, it is not, nor has, nor will, gain any traction -

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by Greatday

A) This thread is not about Bush

B) Clinton screwed Paula Jones -

And, as for the original topic of the thread - it is very old news - and regardless of the crude you continue to try to spread, it is not, nor has, nor will, gain any traction -

Wow, for a thread without traction this has one heck of a long life.

[Who?Me?!]

Originally Posted by TuborgP

Wow, for a thread without traction this has one heck of a long life.

LOL! Guess it DOES matter how McCain thinks of women....

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by Who?Me?!

LOL! Guess it DOES matter how McCain thinks of women....

I don't even think we have gotten to what HE thinks. So far we are still on what he DOES with and TO woman.

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by gorgeet

John McCain, while in his 40's, cheated on his wife (who had been crippled in a car accident) and left her for a 25 year-old. His new young wife then went on to become addicted to drugs and stole pills on a regular basis from a charity she had created called the American Voluntary Medical Team.

Politicati: McCain Left His Crippled Wife for a 25 Year-Old - Politics, News and more from the Democratic Mind of Politicati (http://politicati.blogspot.com/2008/02/mccain-left-his-crippled-wife-for-25.html - broken link)

In McCain's ex-wife's own words,

Carol insists she remains on good terms with her ex-husband, who agreed as part of their divorce settlement to pay her medical costs for life. 'I have no bitterness,'
she says. 'My accident is well recorded. I had 23 operations, I am five inches shorter than I used to be and I was in hospital for six months. It was just awful, but it wasn't the reason for my divorce.
'My marriage ended because John McCain didn't want to be 40, he wanted to be 25. You know that happens...it just does.'

John McCain's First Wife Speaks Out - Politics on The Huffington Post


Thank goodness he got that out of his system. I can think of one President that went through mid-life crisis during his term and put a mark of shame on the Presidency that will always remain. How old is Barack?

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

In McCain's ex-wife's own words,

Carol insists she remains on good terms with her ex-husband, who agreed as part of their divorce settlement to pay her medical costs for life. 'I have no bitterness,'
she says. 'My accident is well recorded. I had 23 operations, I am five inches shorter than I used to be and I was in hospital for six months. It was just awful, but it wasn't the reason for my divorce.
'My marriage ended because John McCain didn't want to be 40, he wanted to be 25. You know that happens...it just does.'

John McCain's First Wife Speaks Out - Politics on The Huffington Post


Thank goodness he got that out of his system. I can think of one President that went through mid-life crisis during his term and put a mark of shame on the Presidency that will always remain. How old is Barack?

Young enough my friend to be the president for our children's generation and our grandchildren's etc. He is not the president for yesterday and perhaps not for the transition years but certainly the candidate for future security and prosperity and survival of the planet. McCain as supporters keep posting is old news of and for yesterday.

[Soccersupporter]

Originally Posted by TuborgP

Young enough my friend to be the president for our children's generation and our grandchildren's etc. He is not the president for yesterday and perhaps not for the transition years but certainly the candidate for future security and prosperity and survival of the planet. McCain as supporters keep posting is old news of and for yesterday.

Not a McCain supporter either, one is old Washington DC politics, the other is the new, not necessarily better, version. In the long run he is doing what every one before him has done, the old bait and switch in order to get elected. I am still not certain what he meant by change and in recent weeks neither is he.

[TuborgP]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

Not a McCain supporter either, one is old Washington DC politics, the other is the new, not necessarily better, version. In the long run he is doing what every one before him has done, the old bait and switch in order to get elected. I am still not certain what he meant by change and in recent weeks neither is he.

I call it adaptability and is what I want in our president. I think over the last 7 1/2 years we have felt the impact of a lack of willingness to change as evidenced by our stay the course strategy in Iraq until the surge. Rumsfeld represented a lack of adaptability and Gates the needed willingness to adjust to current conditions. I don't want four more years of rigid ideology that says the market will solve the problem even as it crashes.
If your financial advisor calls you next week and says you need to adjust your current financial plans to reflect the market today, do you accuse him of flip flopping because he told you something else in January. Does the Quarterback accuse the offensive coordinator of flip flopping when he changes the game plan at half time.

The nature of intelligence and the surviabilty of the species is dependent on adapation and not a rigid adherence to what I said before doctrine.

In closing we have had 7 1/2 years of a presidential administration that followed ideology and not the wishes of the American people. Don't you think that now is the time for a president who adjusts and modifys his position to reflect the population and what it is feeling and thinking? A president who puts his ideology aside to strategize with a diverse team of advisors to meet the needs of the citizenry and not some sort of base? You may not but I believe millions like me do.

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Originally Posted by greatday

a) this thread is not about bush

b) clinton screwed paula jones -

and, as for the original topic of the thread - it is very old news - and regardless of the crude you continue to try to spread, it is not, nor has, nor will, gain any traction -

yeah - and bush 'screwed' america!