UhOh Jeb endorses McCain

[malaise]

Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! :puke:

[SoFlaJet]

1. well who the hell else is he gonna support

really malaise-ya know? There's no one left...I mean Huckleberry but he isn't even mathematically viable

[malaise]

3. Remember Fuckabee said he doesn't need maths

he's the miracle man. I wonder if McCain has promised to pardon all the Bush criminals.

[Happyhippychick]

2. Oh come now. That's no worse than when he endorsed chimpy.

[Blaze Diem]

4. and McCain endorses Jeb..McCain's beholden to the Bush crime family.

You can see that something was in the works way back when John and George embraced..who's has a photo of that tender moment?
Notice how grateful McCain looked in that photo?
Already then he had signed on the dotted line..Jeb will be Veep and John will be 'chosen' Pres.

That photo is very telling..can someone post it?

[asjr]

5. Someone has it. I saw it this a.m. I want to

see the expression of ecstasy on McCain's face as he tries mightily to get his short arms around Shrub's belly.

[Blaze Diem]

7. ya, short & stubby..

"Stubby McCain 4 pRezident"

Stubby Stubby He's Our Man
If He Can't Do It Jebbie Can.
GooooooooooooooooooooooooStubby !!

[malaise]

8. Yep that looks like the plan

It won't work this time.

[Blaze Diem]

9. The Revolution would be immediate if this were to be.

believe you are correct, but where the Bush crime family is concerned, I am always suspicious to the absolute degree.

[Wiley50]

29. You Heard It From Me just the other day

Here:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=389&topic_id=2828201

Just Like the Last Old Fool, There Will Be a Bush in the Backseat Driving


This time it will be Jeb.

Mark my words.

Just look at McCain's Advisors:

*
Henry Kissinger

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Richard Armitage, former deputy secretary of state, covert operative and lifelong Bush ally

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Robert “Bud” McFarlane, Reagan/Bush national security adviser, Iran, Contra

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William Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard (neocon)

*
Alexander Haig, Reagan/Bush secretary of state

*
George Shultz, Reagan/Bush secretary of state, Hoover Institution, Bechtel

*
Brent Scowcroft, Ford, George H.W. Bush national security adviser
*
James Woolsey, former CIA director

*
Lawrence Eagleburger, George H.W. Bush secretary of state

*
William Ball, Reagan administration Navy secretary

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Colin Powell


http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7...

[Olney Blue]

10. Here ya go.

[Blaze Diem]

16. ha ha, that's the one..ewwww they're touching!!

George and Stubby twirling and swirling the night away.
tks

[tekisui]

20. Jeb as Veep means a garunteed Democratic win.

America says "Fuck the B*shes!"

[SpiralHawk]

6. "Smooch." - Jeb 'Fast Buck' Bush, yet another republicon homelander chickenhawk

Free clue to Senator McCain: watch your keester when you associate with chickenhawk republicon betrayers.

[shanti]

11. will he

nominate himself as his vp too, like the big dick did to *? :eyes:

[spanone]

12. jeb AND junior...the ultimate kiss of death

[spanone]

13. jeb AND junior...the ultimate kiss of death

[trusty elf]

24. Yeah, a real shrubble whammy!

:crazy:

[trusty elf]

14. Hack of a Jeb!

[Blaze Diem]

15. Geez that's an ugly photo..lol

Looks like his man-mother..

[Robbien]

17. Posters at Freeperville are not impressed

The hatred for McCain is still burning white hot.

[Olney Blue]

18. Poor widdle freepers. They can always vote for Huckleberry!

[Jeanette in FL]

19. Oh this seems like a bad nightmare

Or a bad movie that we all have seen before.

This doesn't surprise me in the least. If McCain chooses Jeb (or has Jeb chosen for him), we can all see what the next 4 years has in store for us. The fix will be in.

This does not feel good at all.

Thanks Malaise for the news.

[malaise]

22. You want a worse nightmare?

Bushco plan to use the Guantanamo trial for the 2008 election campaign.
Nothing they do is without a political motive. I'm watching the press conference at the Pentagon now and I will not be played. They're going to hang some detainees to win some votes. :puke: :puke:

Three great questions asked at the press conference:
Why have you decided to try them together?
Why are you doing it right now?
Will there be television?

I smell a rat.

[Ikonoklast]

21. The ones in the small boats are Ron Paul supporters

It seems that the true believers will get their feet wet, though.

[Disturbed]

23. John McCain Hypocrite

John McCain Hypocrite
by Doug Ireland

John McCain, the media's darling, has found a clever way around his own campaign finance reform law to take big corporate bucks in furtherance of his political ambitions while carrying water for the corporate mammoth providing the dough. But the national press is ignoring the story.


The Associated Press first ran the story of John McCain's odorous but lucrative Senatorial service to the communications giant Cablevision on the afternoon of March 7. But, while some local papers in McCain's home state (like the East Valley Tribune) have run the story, nothing has as yet made it into the print editions of the New York Times, the L.A. Times, the Washington Post, or any of the half-dozen other big city dailies I checked (although, if one searches the hundreds of AP stories available on the Post's website on its Politics page by clicking on "Latest Wire Reports," one can find it there--but how many readers would bother to do that?) One notable exception: the Kansas City Star.


Here's what the AP's investigation found:


McCain repeatedly intervened on behalf of a policy Cablevision favored -- one which "congressional and private studies conclude could make cable more expensive" -- while his chief political adviser, Rick Davis (who's masterminding McCain's probable '08 presidential rerun) solicited $200,000 in contributions from Cablevision to an institute that promotes McCain and pays Davis a $110,000 annual salary.


The Reform Institute was set up to promote McCain and his issues--especially campaign finance reform, embodied in the famous McCain-Feingold law. This Institute is "a tax-exempt group that touts McCain's views and has showcased him at events since his unsuccessful 2000 presidential campaign," and it "often uses the senator's name in press releases and fund-raising letters and includes him at press conferences," the AP says. And, of course, it provides a cushy sinecure with no heavy lifting for McCain's main man, Davis, as he prepares the pontificating Senator's next presidential run. Cablevision's contributions account for a whopping 15% of the Institute's budget.


http://www.commondreams.org/views05/0309-35.htm



The Bushification of John McCain

By Ari Melber, AlterNet. Posted November 15, 2005.

The bad blood between the two men has been infamous since 2000, when Bush's campaign lied about McCain's family and war service, and McCain told Bush to "get out of the gutter."

But during Bush's reelection in 2004, McCain strained to embrace his former rival -- literally. In their first joint appearance, they hugged dramatically before 6,000 soldiers at a Fort Lewis rally. Those events made for great campaign visuals. Yet while most Americans saw McCain's big heart, Republican leaders saw hungry ambition.

Rich Lowry, editor of the conservative magazine National Review, recently described that campaign bear hug as nothing but proof of "the senator's presidential ambitions." Lowry argues it's just part of McCain's scheme to get "the Right to stop loathing him." In targeted moves since the election, McCain has continued his Bushification by changing positions on conservative priorities like creationism, gay marriage and tax cuts.

As the costs of Hurricane Katrina mounted, McCain went on national television and told Chris Mathews the Bush tax cuts must be maintained. But McCain voted against those tax cuts.

In fact, he was one of only two Republicans to oppose Bush's signature 2001 tax cut. Given the surging costs of Katrina, Iraq and Medicare, there is no policy rationale for reversing his position now. The only rationale is political pandering. And that's exactly how some influential conservatives see it. Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform, recently said that although McCain has "flip-flopped on a number of issues," he is still "anti-taxpayer" because "he's voted against every tax cut."

Yet the mainstream media is so attached to McCain's maverick image, most journalists didn't cover the tax reversal.


http://www.alternet.org/story/28266 /

[malaise]

25. That should have a separate thread

It's very important news.

[trusty elf]

26. that photo is funny!

Shrub: That's not a clock!

McCain: Well, it will be when it has a face and two hands on it!

[Kat45]

27. Well, his original choice, Mitt, has bowed out.

So now he's going with the guy he perceives will win.

[johnfunk]

28. Jeb! becomes yet another sandbag on McCain's SS Titanic

Throw the poor guy an anchor!

:rofl: