The Whole Delivery

He gives us a highlight each and every day : "Don't give this guy his Miranda rights until we find out what it's all about. That would be a serious mistake at least until we find out as much information as we have." -- Sen. John McCain, in an interview on Fox Business Network, about Faisal Shahzad, a naturalized American citizen arrested for the attempted bombing in New York City. Someone has recognized how insane and pestilent McShame's latest sad comments are : Eaton, a political independent who says he’s voted for both Republicans and Democrats, ripped McCain and King’s comments as “wholly inappropriate,” adding that not Mirandizing the suspect risks making it tougher to win a prosecution of him in court. “I don’t understand how a Senator or a Congressman can challenge the Mirandizing procedure,” Eaton, who is also a senior adviser at the Dem-leaning National Security Network, told me. “The laws are clear. Rep. King and Senator McCain have advocated a po...

And worse and worse : Newsflash: John McCain is no maverick—and has never been one. From a David Margolick Newsweek article : "Maverick" is a mantle McCain no longer claims; in fact, he now denies he ever was one. "I never considered myself a maverick," he told me. "I consider myself a person who serves the people of Arizona to the best of his abilities." At least he didn't deny that Meghan McCain is his daughter.

Thank God he isn't our President, especially with reckless comments like this It's under an autocracy now from Speaker Pelosi? I'll just leave the crazy continuing to grow in him alone right there.

Probable the dumbest gaffe of them all from John McGaffe: As Jed Lewison says : Now let me just ask you a simple question: at this point in the campaign, is there anything stupider that John McCain could have said about his political philosophy than to admit that he shares it with George W. Bush? Unfortunately, the media doesn't want you to know how stupid McCain's gaffe was. In fact, they are exonerating McCain himself. Unfortunately, there has been very little news coverage of McCain's blunder, nor of Obama's response . At least as of the writing of this blog entry, what little coverage there was had missed the point , reporting that it was Obama who had tied McCain to Bush when in fact it was McCain who had tied McCain to Bush. But, as you saw in the video. Obama-Biden won't let this go away so easily. Fortunately, yesterday was Sunday, giving Obama another shot to stick McCain with his words. Either he or Biden could say something about it today, or perhaps the ...