Despite Republican attempts to stick in a last-minute defense appropriations amendment that would kill the Don't Ask, Don't Tell repeal, President Obama finally signed it into law today, hooray. But while this simple measure to make this country more fair and equal was a no-brainer for most Americans, it was not for John McCain, who very nearly found a way to kill it. Coincidentally, your editor happens to be home for Christmas and found a copy of John McCain's 2005 book
Nicely written! How about changing the ending a bit to " ...a lonely, sad, pathetic old man whimpering in the cold rain of his own bitter tears."
Possibly she learned it from him. Do we have evidence of her using it prior to being added to the McCain ticket? Maybe it's McCain's first law of handling unpleasant realities: just say you didn't do it regardless of the evidence.
Nicely written! How about changing the ending a bit to " ...a lonely, sad, pathetic old man whimpering in the cold rain of his own bitter tears."
Just a suggestion...
hey jammakin: you know what else is one of his most famous lines?
"o, what a rogue and peasant slave am i?"
What a magnificent ape.
So if some gay GIs had tried to rescue McCain from the Vietnamese prison camp, he would have said "Thanks but no thanks"?
I'm sorry. What I meant to say was: what a morally corrupt, self-satisfied, duplicitous, calcified, arrogant diarrhea pouch.
Okay, fixed.
That's Sarah's line. Over and over and over and over again.
Possibly she learned it from him. Do we have evidence of her using it prior to being added to the McCain ticket? Maybe it's McCain's first law of handling unpleasant realities: just say you didn't do it regardless of the evidence.