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August 21, 2008

The incredible rightness of being a POW

By Libby

Almost unbelievable. McCain admitted he didn't know how many houses he and Cindy own and after floating a couple of responses to the ensuing reaction from the Democrats, they settled on -- wait for it -- pulling the POW card that old Johnny just hates to talk about. Again.

"This is a guy who lived in one house for five and a half years -- in prison," spokesman Brian Rogers told the Washington Post. [...]

Also, Rogers made sure to play the anti-intellectual card: "In terms of who's an elitist, I think people have made a judgment that John McCain is not an arugula-eating, pointy headed professor-type based on his life story."

And which life story would that be Mr. McCain? The true one, or the one based entirely on lies?

http://www.newshoggers.com/blog/2008/08/the-incredible.html

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