When I started searching on the Internet to substantiate my less than impressive opinion of John McCain, I didn’t really find the kind of information that my anonymous sources were telling me should be there.
This statement is predicated upon the assumption that the reader will already have benefited from an explanatory briefing, and who will thereby share a mutual understanding without additional references. However, the use of the word “legend” in recent media releases to describe this office is in context a grandiose misnomer that would be better articulated as “diplomatic interpreter.”
Suggesting John McCain, and the other three nutcases, Lindsey Graham, Kelly Ayotte, and Pete King, are acting on behalf of not only domestic terrorism, but even sympathizers of international terrorism may seem a little far fetched. But does it really?
Tomorrow, Sunday evening Sept. 23, 60 Minutes is supposed to have the Two Buffoons in two separate interviews. I plan to Twitter in real-time to the questions and the Two Buffoons’ responses. It should be interesting. Join me here:Jim Casey Campaign Twitter Updates I also plan to participate in the debate coming up. That should be really interesting. And […]
First, here’s a limerick I whooped up: Captain my captain, please tell me, is that a white elephant, or censorship I see? Nazi bastard 1… 2… 3… Editorial — 2012.07.09 I saw Arizona Senator John McCain, a Vietnam Veteran & once POW, making the rounds on the Sunday morning political talk shows this week. Same […]
