Over the course of the primaries I’ve joked: “Well, if McCain wins, he’ll at least be an upgrade from Bush — at least he doesn’t want to actively legalize torture.”
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why were you wrong?
i meant, why did he vote against it ?
of course ,i’m not expecting you to know!
I expected him to vote against waterboarding (torture), because he has be outspoken against torture for the past few years.
“I guess I was wrong.” is a link that you can click on, if that wasn’t clear.
he was tortured in vietnam…He can not raise his arms higher than his shoulders level now.
he went through extensive therapy to be able to walk without a cane.
lot of dental work too.
He voted against it because he is owned by the same dudes who own Bush. Read this if you want to see McCain’s voting record on veterans issues and some other info on him. Plus Obama and Clinton information. I hope at least some of what’s written will help..
http://warofillusions.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/buyer-beware/