McCain addresses rally...."My fellow prisoners"

[Chris]

WTF??

Washington Wire - WSJ.com : McCain Addresses 'My Fellow Prisoners'

In a campaign with plenty of gaffes to go around, John McCain added one to the mix Wednesday. The Republican vice-presidential candidate addressed a crowd in Pennsylvania as “my fellow prisoners.”

McCain made the slip while discussing his plans for the economy, including health care and energy policies. “Across this country, this is the agenda I have set before my fellow prisoners,” he said. The prepared remarks, which the campaign distributed during the speech, showed he meant to say “citizens.” The Arizona senator was a prisoner of war, spending nearly six years in Vietnam. He often talks about his experiences on the campaign trail, albeit briefly.

 

[midcan5]

It still amazes me that this is the best the republicans could do, it has to be obvious to all except the moonie followers that the republican party has become a sect of the far religious and economic right.



A vote for McCain/Palin is a vote to continue the same economic policies that are destroying the middle class in America.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j56i15Wdgok]YouTube - Mccain Caught Lying(exposed on youtube) Worst Nightmare[/ame]
Keating Economics

 

[Chris]

Maybe he knows something we don't?

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

This is not news worthy.

 

[Chris]

This is not news worthy.

When a child names his toes, we think it's cute.

When Grampa does it, it's a tragedy.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

When a child names his toes, we think it's cute.

When Grampa does it, it's a tragedy.

When I eat donuts I'm happy.

When people eat my donuts I'm sad.

 

[Jon]

We're prisoners of the media and the liberal agenda.

 

[greenpartyaz]

WTF??

Washington Wire - WSJ.com : McCain Addresses 'My Fellow Prisoners'

In a campaign with plenty of gaffes to go around, John McCain added one to the mix Wednesday. The Republican vice-presidential candidate addressed a crowd in Pennsylvania as “my fellow prisoners.”

McCain made the slip while discussing his plans for the economy, including health care and energy policies. “Across this country, this is the agenda I have set before my fellow prisoners,” he said. The prepared remarks, which the campaign distributed during the speech, showed he meant to say “citizens.” The Arizona senator was a prisoner of war, spending nearly six years in Vietnam. He often talks about his experiences on the campaign trail, albeit briefly.

Maybe he went off his Adovan and Prozac and had a flashback?

 

[DiveCon]

This is not news worthy.

read the first comment below

this is just another blogger


oops the 2nd and 3d
LOL

 

[Diuretic]

Maybe he knows something we don't?

My replacement keyboard, thanks Chris, will be a Logitech wireless, one of those little wavey ones would be nice. The one I have overdosed on caffeine when I sprayed my coffee into it.

Oh, I don't care about keyboard colour, just not pink, okay?

 

[Epsilon Delta]

Bottom Of The Barrel Alert!!

 

[CrimsonWhite]

Has McCain acknowledged that this was a gaffe. Because this isn't the first that I have heard him use that language.

 

[editec]

Maybe he knows something we don't?

A fruedian slip.

Even the most practiced politicians sometimes let an unwelcome truth slip out.

 

[Diuretic]

Either that or his crystal ball shows him being bundled up with everyone else when BushCheney declare martial law.

Talking about Darth, anyone see him lately?

 

[nia588]

This is not news worthy.

When Obama accidentally said "my Muslim faith" the republicans were all over it. now that McCain says a mistake all of a sudden it's not news worthy?

 

[del]

WTF??

Washington Wire - WSJ.com : McCain Addresses 'My Fellow Prisoners'

In a campaign with plenty of gaffes to go around, John McCain added one to the mix Wednesday. The Republican vice-presidential candidate addressed a crowd in Pennsylvania as “my fellow prisoners.”

McCain made the slip while discussing his plans for the economy, including health care and energy policies. “Across this country, this is the agenda I have set before my fellow prisoners,” he said. The prepared remarks, which the campaign distributed during the speech, showed he meant to say “citizens.” The Arizona senator was a prisoner of war, spending nearly six years in Vietnam. He often talks about his experiences on the campaign trail, albeit briefly.

hard to take a blogger seriously when he/she doesn't know what office mccain's running for.

carry on, chrissie.

 

[Diuretic]

hard to take a blogger seriously when he/she doesn't know what office mccain's running for.

carry on, chrissie.

Hey there are slips and there are slips. McCain - whoever he is - said this. Yes or no?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

read the first comment below

this is just another blogger


oops the 2nd and 3d
LOL

I wasn't aware McCain was running for Vice President.

 

[del]

Hey there are slips and there are slips. McCain - whoever he is - said this. Yes or no?

beats me, don't really care.
i only read far enough into the link to confirm that the writer didn't know what office mccain was running for. i assumed it was chrissie's fuckup, but i was mistaken.
strangely, i've got more important issues on my mind; don't know if you heard, but the economy's fucked.

feel free to obsess about it, though; i'm sure it's quite meaningful in some context.

 

[Diuretic]

beats me, don't really care.
i only read far enough into the link to confirm that the writer didn't know what office mccain was running for. i assumed it was chrissie's fuckup, but i was mistaken.
strangely, i've got more important issues on my mind; don't know if you heard, but the economy's fucked.

feel free to obsess about it, though; i'm sure it's quite meaningful in some context.

Yep, economies are being gang-raped all over the planet, good of you to acknowledge that, I feel better already.