On Aug 21, 9:13 pm, hk wrote:
BAR wrote:
hk wrote:
...do you own?

3?
4?
5?
6?
7?

John McCain, who said some months ago he didn't know much about the
economy, yesterday said he didn't know how many houses he owned, and
how many houses his wife owned.

(The answer for McCain and spouse is at least seven houses.)

I'm sure the millions of Americans who recently lost their houses, or
are about to, or are hoping they won't in the future, can identify
with the ultra-rich McCains and McCain's possible running mate, the
ultra-rich Mitt Romney.

John McCain, the man for the middle class. snerk

As it turns out John McCain doesn't own any houses and has built a wall
between his and his wife's finances. So, not knowing how many houses his
wife has is a good ethically speaking. But, you wouldn't understand that.

snerk

Just another example of how little McCain really knows about the world
around him.

A wise general once said that "It is good that war is hell because
otherwise we would grow fond of it" (paraphrase). Unlike Hillary and
Obimbo, McCain knows this from real personal experience and thus might
work harder to avoid it. Knowing directly what it really is about
will allow him to make better decisions than those whose knowledge is
purely theory. Thus Harry is wrong, McCains war record is directly
and strongly applicable.

wrote:
On Aug 21, 9:13 pm, hk wrote:
BAR wrote:
hk wrote:
...do you own?
3?
4?
5?
6?
7?
John McCain, who said some months ago he didn't know much about the
economy, yesterday said he didn't know how many houses he owned, and
how many houses his wife owned.
(The answer for McCain and spouse is at least seven houses.)
I'm sure the millions of Americans who recently lost their houses, or
are about to, or are hoping they won't in the future, can identify
with the ultra-rich McCains and McCain's possible running mate, the
ultra-rich Mitt Romney.
John McCain, the man for the middle class. snerk
As it turns out John McCain doesn't own any houses and has built a wall
between his and his wife's finances. So, not knowing how many houses his
wife has is a good ethically speaking. But, you wouldn't understand that.
snerk

Just another example of how little McCain really knows about the world
around him.

A wise general once said that "It is good that war is hell because
otherwise we would grow fond of it" (paraphrase). Unlike Hillary and
Obimbo, McCain knows this from real personal experience and thus might
work harder to avoid it. Knowing directly what it really is about
will allow him to make better decisions than those whose knowledge is
purely theory. Thus Harry is wrong, McCains war record is directly
and strongly applicable.


Yeah, McCain was captured and tortured. What did he learn from that
experience? That torture is ok. Interesting that McCain was against
torturing prisoners until he was for it.