Monday, August 11, 2008

McCain Will Make Cheney Look Like Gandhi

Filed under: Presidential 2008 — by Will Kirkland @ 8:57 pm
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I want to bump this back up to the top, along with Andrew Sullivan’s comments (once a big proud sponsor of the Iraq invasion._

“What the Obama campaign has lost sight of, I think, and what it needs to regain control of, is the essential message of his candidacy. After the last eight years, we simply cannot risk a continuation of the same reckless, belligerent, argument-losing, ideological and deceptive foreign policy of the current crew. The damage that neoconservatism has done to America, to the Middle East, to democratic norms, to Israel’s security, to civilized values and fiscal sanity is immense and deep. From his knee-jerk COld War posture over Georgia to his Rovian campaign tactics, McCain is simply too close to this disastrous record to contemplate. McCain’s trigger-happy temperament, shallow understanding of the complexities and passion for military force as the answer to everything is the bigger risk. He is a recipe for more, wider and far more destructive warfare:”

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