MT_Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
MT_Bear said:
You mean a crazy dingbat who loved to insult John McCain and went against the majority of her state's opinion regarding the hot topic of the year (abortion) lost? Shocking.
John McCain (war mongering psycho and philanderer) deserves to be insulted and attacked…and a decent GOP that wanted to reform itself would try to cast out his ideological ilk.
Lots of innocent 3rd world people died so that he could play empire and make his friends in the MIC lots of money.
I would not want to be him on judgment day…truly.
https://people.com/politics/john-mccain-daughter-sidney-first-wife-discuss-divorce/
Your (or my) opinion on John McCain isn't relevant. I made the simple point: how did you really expect that to play in Arizona?
Good for Lake for telling the truth…even if it hurts her politically.
And honesty would say the same thing for anyone who calls Trump a philanderer and shameless showman.
We need more people in the GOP not afraid to tell the truth.
McCain might have done some good for the pocket book of big business in Arizona. But he was not a good human.
[responsible for cheering on conflict in countless countries Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Palestine and many more. This "very decent" man declared the right to invade any country, overthrow any government that got in his way or the way of the American ruling class.]
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/8736690/McCain-knows-the-good-guys
https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/08/28/john-mccains-militarized-foreign-policy-was-mistake/[in his last few decades in the Senate, he turned into one of its most ferocious advocates of military intervention, almost irrespective of circumstance. McCain favored aggressive war against Serbia, an endless crusade to bring democracy to Afghanistan, the disastrous invasion of Iraq, the equally counterproductive destruction of Libya, a combat role in Syria's horrific civil war, and military aid for Saudi Arabia in its brutal aggression against Yemen. He recklessly promoted Georgia against Russia in those two countries' short-lived war, advocated striking North Korea militarily, and sang about bombing Iran in a little ditty set to the Beach Boys' "Barbara Ann." He proposed creating a no-fly zone in Sudan and intervening in Nigeria against the Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram. Last year, he urged the Trump administration to "choose the Kurds" over Iran and Iraq, since for decades the United States "has protected them from attacks, both from within and outside Iraq." Ukraine was a disappointment, causing him to lament: "I do not see a military option, and that is tragic."
In other words, he tended to treat war as just another policy option, an answer to any number of problems, from the mundane to the monstrous, even when U.S. security was not seriously threatened.]
