Foreign Policy Promotion is Premature
July 15, 2008
(CNN) — Shortly after Barack Obama laid out his foreign policy
vision in Washington on Tuesday, presumptive Republican presidential
nominee John McCain criticized his proposals as naive and premature.
Of course what John McCain really meant to say is I am going to be the next president so Obama shouldn’t even be making policy claims for a job he isn’t going to get. While the polls can always swing back the other way, the 49% to 41% polls in favor of Obama, would suggest that McCain has attended the Bush School for Creative Reality and specialized in New Math.
Here are the facts. Barack Obama wants us out of Iraq and John McCain is simply a another Republican War Monger. It is time for McCain to give up his hopes and dreams of being involved in a winning war. I am sure that notion got him through some very hard times, but being shot down and taken prisoner doesn’t mean keep fighting until you beat someone. Throwing good money after bad, and sacrificing ever more lives for political points doesn’t make you a leader. It makes you makes you a school yard bully who doesn’t care who you hurt so long as you can keep deluding yourself you have the biggest dick and therefore you should win. (W has a big Dick as VP and look where that has gotten us!)
If John McCain thinks Barack Obama’s foreign policy is premature, then so is his own thinking that he is already president.
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Why is Obama stating a strategy for Iraq before his trip to the area, and before he consults with the commanders on the ground? Obama says we should shift our attention to Afghanistan, but why hasn’t he even voted on the committee for Afghanistan, the committee which he supposedly chaired for the past year? It sounds to me like Obama is simply playing politics with his statements, rather than offering a policy which is based on reality … and a policy which would actually work. Let’s keep America safe and secure, by electing Senator John McCain in November.
McCain is a war mongering monomaniacal fool. Trying to destroy a people who think they are fighting for their fundamental religious beliefs will not make us safe. What it does is piss them off and do things like fly airliners into tall buildings. Packing up and going home is the absolute best thing we can do with our troops in Iraq. You don’t need to ask more war mongers who want to win one for the home team if we should stay to figure out we need to mind our own fucking business.