Civilianism #64 / A Case Against McCain
This is a first attempt at live podcasting! In this episode, I present just the tip of the iceburg on why John McCain is the worst possible person we could have as our next president. I explain a little bit of what happened at the Democratic convention, why Robert Wexler sounds like such a robot for Israel, and some of the flaws of the John McCain candidacy. How can someone now know how many houses he has? John McCain is so out of touch, he’s probably lost all feeling in most of his body. I list examples as proof of this.
Also discussed, how the U.S. is sexist and probably racist, given the fact that Obama isn’t leading McCain by 20 points in the polls, which is where he should be. The fact is, John McCain would be FOUR MORE YEARS OF GEORGE BUSH. That means, he needs to lose this election.
The gloves are off: McCain needs to lose this election. I still support Cynthia McKinney, but she won’t prevent McCain from being elected. I am strongly against the U.S. foreign policy of interventionalism, and our best hope is to move the next administration to the left. Bush policies are McCain policies, and we won’t survive four more years of Bush policies. When he leaves office, his policies must go with him. I attempt to make just a small portion of the case against McCain in this episode, and that will continue until the election itself.
Here are some of the websites mentioned
UN Accuses US-led Troops in Afghan Deaths: 90 civilians dead; over half children, bombed by the U.S.
Lawrence Velvel on the Americans who vote for dumb Presidential candidates
Re: The Momentary And The More Permanent.
Bill Press is listing 101 reasons McCain should not be elected.
This podcast is an experiment using Nicecast software and a way for me to be broadcast live, if I choose to go that route in the future. The benefit to me it that it forces me to finish a podcast in less than two hours, setting a world record!
I’ll be back soon with reports on the March on the RNC.
Amy Goodman, “Don’t Cage Dissent” is played at the end — find more of her blogging podcasts at Democracy Now.
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