While I respect his noble heroic POW experience, how often will McCain and his supporters throw the POW status in our faces as an explanation for his choices and his behavior?



http://voices.washingtonpost.com/the...oke_about.html

“McCain noted that the "house is nice," a reference to the White House.

"You've got enough of those," Leno cracked. "You need a white one, too." Later, he asked McCain: "For $1 million, how many houses do you have?"

At that, McCain got serious, saying he had been imprisoned for five-and-a-half years during the Vietnam war, and that "I didn't have a house. I didn't have a kitchen table. I didn't have a table." He also praised his late father-in-law -- the source of his wife's wealth -- as a man who came from nothing to be successful.”

That must explain his choice of running mate - as a POW he didn't have a girl, a white one or otherwise.

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lol, i didnt have a palin, didnt have an alaskan to call my own.

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So what happens in a future McCain/Palin administration? Would the POW status be offered up if something didn’t work out?

if mccain starts another dumb war and brings our country to its knees, he will say, "my friends, i too have been on my knees -- in prison..."

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