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I will never get tired of Terry McAuliffe.
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Jun 27, 2008 by Joshua Skaroff in
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A quick history lesson: The first electronic computer, ENIAC, was built in 1946 when John McCain was ten years old. The first mainframes came in the 1950s when McCain was in his twenties and by the 1970s, when the first microcomputers came on the market, he was attending the National War College. In 1981 IBM released the first PC and John McCain was getting ready to run for Congress. In 2000, the first time John McCain ran for president, we’d already seen the rise of Microsoft, eBay, Amazon, Napster and the tech boom.
It’s now 2008, John McCain is running for president again, and he freely admits that he does not know how to use computers. While he may occasionally do “a Google” it’s his wife who apparently has to actually do the clicking and typing for him.
Perhaps I’m being ageist, or simply ignoring as a computer capable person myself how many people still struggle with computers. But in the 21st century, isn’t it perhaps important for the leader of the free world to know how to use a computer?
Jun 12, 2008 by Joshua Skaroff in
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Slate: The Race For ‘08 Redux
Jun 9, 2008 by Peter Slutsky in
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‘I Hate War’
John McCain is using his first general election campaign ad to proclaim “I hate war.” This is a curious strategy. McCain will essentially be asking voters to make a leap of faith in believing that he hates war but still wants to continue fighting the current one in Iraq.
Here’s the script:
JOHN MCCAIN: Only a fool or a fraud talks tough or romantically about war.
When I was five years old, my father left for war.
My grandfather came home from war and died the next day.
I was shot down over Vietnam and spent five years as a POW. Some of the friends I served with never came home.I hate war.
And I know how terrible its costs are.
I’m running for President to keep the country I love safe.
I’m John McCain and I approve this message.
Here comes the general election.
Jun 6, 2008 by Matthew Slutsky in
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