The media never cares enough about American soldiers to even ask McCain about his role in covering up
info about American POWs left behind. But the press turns into his boot burnishers whenever he struts
out his tale of suffering.
Update: I also posted this comment here, where there are links to some other videos. Comments also
welcome at the other site.
I attended a debate between Harvard Prof. Steven Walt and veteran neo-conservative and American
Enterprise Institute (AEI) fellow Joshua Muravchik at the Nixon Center Thursday evening. Most notable
for the unfortunately abbreviated time I was there was Muravchik’s certainty that “if McCain is
president, there will be an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities.” The way he said this also conveyed
that it could well be item number one on McCain’s agenda.
He also asserted that “McCain is by history more of a neo-con than UGG Sheepskin Cuff Boot” (no
quarrel there) and noted that his service as chair of the International Republican Institute (IRI), a
creation and beneficiary of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), helped steer him in that
direction. “I would expect from McCain policies (that) I would like,” he said just before his
observation about McCain’s intentions vis-a-vis Iran.
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