....John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

On Sep 3, 8:25*am, hk wrote:
...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

On Sep 3, 8:32*am, wf3h wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:25*am, hk wrote:

...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

There you go again, "Somebody said"? This is getting funny...

wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:32 am, wf3h wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:25 am, hk wrote:

...John McCain was a prisoner of war?
How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?
Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.
snerk
somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

There you go again, "Somebody said"? This is getting funny...


John McCain: Noun, verb, POW.

On Sep 3, 8:38*am, wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:32*am, wf3h wrote:





On Sep 3, 8:25*am, hk wrote:

...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

There you go again, "Somebody said"? * This is getting funny...-

OK i'm the genius who invented the phrase.

feel better?

On Sep 3, 8:52*am, wf3h wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:38*am, wrote:





On Sep 3, 8:32*am, wf3h wrote:

On Sep 3, 8:25*am, hk wrote:

...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

There you go again, "Somebody said"? * This is getting funny...-

OK i'm the genius who invented the phrase.

feel better?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Do you? Running with every lie that comes out of the far left
websites? Must make you feel about as slimey as Huffington and Moore...

wf3h wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:25 am, hk wrote:
...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.


Here's a question I've not seen asked or answered...McCain went on 20+
bombing missions over North Vietnam. How many non-combatants did the
bombs his plane dropped kill or maim? How many villages did his bombs
destroy? What sort of toll did his actions take on civilians?

I wonder if he ever thinks about that?

BTW, did you know John McCain was a POW?

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 08:40:21 -0400, hk wrote:


Here's a question I've not seen asked or answered...McCain went on 20+
bombing missions over North Vietnam. How many non-combatants did the
bombs his plane dropped kill or maim? How many villages did his bombs
destroy? What sort of toll did his actions take on civilians?

Out of line, Harry. He did what his country asked of him.

wrote:
On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 08:40:21 -0400, hk wrote:


Here's a question I've not seen asked or answered...McCain went on 20+
bombing missions over North Vietnam. How many non-combatants did the
bombs his plane dropped kill or maim? How many villages did his bombs
destroy? What sort of toll did his actions take on civilians?

Out of line, Harry. He did what his country asked of him.

Here's a question I've not seen answered...Harry Krause Ran, Hid,
evaded, misled, deceived, cheated, or somehow or other managed to avoid
serving in the United States military; How did he do it? Will he ever
give us an honest answer? Does he have any shame or remorse? Does anyone
see him as a better man for his actions?
To sum up F.Y. WAFA

On Sep 3, 8:40*am, hk wrote:
wf3h wrote:
On Sep 3, 8:25 am, hk wrote:
...John McCain was a prisoner of war?

How many times can McCain's POW experience be praised before a
well-behaved, not-very-excited crowd of well-dressed, older and
predominantly white Americans who sit in neat rows beneath an electronic
billboard bearing the phrase "Country First" and who hold on their laps
placards that proclaim, "Service"? And how many Teddy Roosevelt references?

Have you heard? John McCain was a prisoner of war.

snerk

somebody said that mccain's whole campaign strategy is 'noun, verb,
POW'.

Here's a question I've not seen asked or answered...McCain went on 20+
bombing missions over North Vietnam. How many non-combatants did the
bombs his plane dropped kill or maim? How many villages did his bombs
destroy? What sort of toll did his actions take on civilians?

I wonder if he ever thinks about that?

BTW, did you know John McCain was a POW?- Hide quoted text -

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Here's a question that was never asked.. Osamabama Bin Tokin' spent a
lot of time doing coke and smoking pot. I wonder how many innocent
police, citizens, etc were hurt, robbed, or killed to supply him with
his drugs?