If McCain Does Not Want To Own Republican Party Record, He Should Have Run as Independent

John McCain wants to run as the reformer, wants to denouce the Republican Record, while running as a Republican with 26 years in Washington, DC...what's wrong with this picture? Sorry McSame, but if you want to run as a Republican, you OWN THE RECORD. If you wanted to distance yourself from it, perhaps you should have chosen Joe LIEberman as your VP and the two of you could have run as independents.

In other news concerning the Republican Robber Barons, if Sarah Palin is everything that John McCain and his handlers want us to believe she is, why not let her FACE THE PRESS in a fully opened press conference...let's get real, going on three weeks now, and the cunt has not even taken a question from the voters, let alone and unbised unvetted member of the press...what is she, and the Republican Party afraid of?

Seven Years After 9/11 Americans No Safer in Bush/McCain World

Let's be real...McCain has sided with Bush 90 percent of the time since George W. took office after stealing the 2000 election. Well, it seems we are no safer now than we were on 9/11 thanks to the FAILED policies of these two men, and the Republican Party. A big part of this risk can be layed squarely at the feet of both George W. Bush and John McCain...why you ask. Because they have failed to deport those here illegally, failed to secure our Southern Border with Mexico, failed to secure our ports and airports. Even worse, both of these villians have encouraged ILLEGAL ENTRY into our nation by trying to RAM AMNESTY DOWN THE THROATS of America's citizens. Illegal Aliens steal our jobs, lower our wages, but more importantly are a serious THREAT to our National Security.

The United States remains "dangerously vulnerable" to chemical, biological and nuclear attacks seven years after the 9/11 attacks, a forthcoming independent study concludes.

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And a House Democrats' report says the Bush administration has repeatedly missed opportunities to improve the nation's security.

The recent political rupture between Russia and the United States only makes matters worse, said former Rep. Lee Hamilton, D-Ind., who helped lead the 9/11 Commission and now chairs the independent group's latest study.

Efforts to reduce access to nuclear technology and bomb-making materials have slowed, thousands of U.S. chemical plants remain unprotected, and the Bush administration continues to oppose strengthening an international treaty to prevent bioterrorism, according to the report by the bipartisan Partnership for a Secure America.