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Baghdad Is Perfectly Safe ... for John McCainPosted on Apr 4, 2007
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By Terry Sloth, April 5, 2007 at 4:25 pm Link to this comment
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Oh wait, it gets funnier when McCain and Rove sings Rap:
Iraq, Iraq has been sacked
Report thisWe killed a ton, but cant get out
We have no plans, except for oil
Were here to stay, so what do you say
A vote for me, will guarantee, that
We will be in Iraq indefinitely
By marie2, April 5, 2007 at 9:17 am Link to this comment
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We should let our representatives know that we care about such issues as global poverty. According to the non-profit organization, the Borgen Project, annually it costs $19 billion to feed the world while the United States spends $420 billion on the military alone with $340 billion of that being spent on the Iraq War.
Report thisBy Quy Tran, April 4, 2007 at 6:37 pm Link to this comment
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“Hanoi Hilton” was safer than McCain’s Baghdad.
Report thisBy Margaret Currey, April 4, 2007 at 3:08 pm Link to this comment
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This president says the war can be won, only time will tell, in the mean time there will come a time when the soldiers will be used up, how many times can a person be deployed, of course during WWII a person spent the whole time at war either in Europe or in the Pacific, but this country was at a real war, not a war with people who never attached the United States.
McCain can not win nor can any Republician win the nominiation for president.
The country is against the war and the two years left to Bush will prove that, he is just going to pass the war on, and then the Republicians can find fault if the Democrats are not lucky enough to end the war.
Margaret from Vancouver, Washington
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