On the Road Again
By Capt. Fogg
Johnnie McCain at Sturgis, dressed in Khakis and in blue collar talking about getting to work.
Most everyone there got there by motorcycle or was with a motorcycle. Megabucks John wasn't, although he may have got there on his wife's private jet. It's not that there's anything wrong with being very rich, Many of the bikers in attendance aren't hurting for money and represent a cross section of Americans, but while dumping your crippled wife to run off with a millionaire fashion model young enough to be your daughter may not be illegal, it does weaken one's ability to scold others for not working hard enough, and it might just make him look like a damned hypocrite.
Actually John the millionaire is hardly in a position to brag about working hard in front of working people and of course he's the senator who has missed the most votes of any of them - including two key votes about repealing Big Oil tax breaks and promoting solar and wind power. Seems those two bills failed by one vote. Good Work, John. Keep shouting about energy independence and have a pleasant ride home in the family jet.
In the video, John the worker claims that "when he's president" he won't let Congress take any vacations. Sure sounds like an empty promise to me, but then why not? He's made so many already.
Cross posted from Human Voices
Johnnie McCain at Sturgis, dressed in Khakis and in blue collar talking about getting to work.
Most everyone there got there by motorcycle or was with a motorcycle. Megabucks John wasn't, although he may have got there on his wife's private jet. It's not that there's anything wrong with being very rich, Many of the bikers in attendance aren't hurting for money and represent a cross section of Americans, but while dumping your crippled wife to run off with a millionaire fashion model young enough to be your daughter may not be illegal, it does weaken one's ability to scold others for not working hard enough, and it might just make him look like a damned hypocrite.
Actually John the millionaire is hardly in a position to brag about working hard in front of working people and of course he's the senator who has missed the most votes of any of them - including two key votes about repealing Big Oil tax breaks and promoting solar and wind power. Seems those two bills failed by one vote. Good Work, John. Keep shouting about energy independence and have a pleasant ride home in the family jet.
In the video, John the worker claims that "when he's president" he won't let Congress take any vacations. Sure sounds like an empty promise to me, but then why not? He's made so many already.
Cross posted from Human Voices
Labels: hypocrisy, John McCain
posted by Capt. Fogg at
8:31 AM
4 Comments:
I trust you'll go see "An American Carol," opening in theaters on October 3rd. Finally, revenge for "Fahrenheit 911."
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Anonymous, at 6:25 PM
that you call it "revenge" is interesting and not only because it reveals your private jihad. You shitweasels have been howling for revenge ever since your VP got caught at bribery and extortion, your President got caught at burglary, arson and obstruction of justice.
What you're looking for is revenge against anything worthwhile left in America. And how does one wreak vengeance of the truth? One lies like a Republican.
How does one respond to a view of McCain and a recording of his own words? One talks of revenge.
Seems like your entire party is all about Revenge: revenge for Nixon, revenge for disrespect you deserve for ruining the economy once again, revenge for being caught stealing from Americans, sending Americans to die for your private oil deals.
Just what is it you hate about Michael Moore other than he blows whistles on things you'd rather keep hid?
Don't bother to answer. We know.
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Capt. Fogg, at 9:20 AM
An American Carol is a spoof. I would feel better about Moore if he admitted that Fahrenheit 911 was nothing but a spoof.
But don't bother to comment. I already know your reply.
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Anonymous, at 10:43 AM
No you don't.
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Capt. Fogg, at 4:34 PM
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