Appearing at a rally today in Pennsylvania, POW-turned-Senator John McCain made this slip while discussing domestic policy: “Across this country, this is the agenda I have set before my fellow prisoners and the same standards of clarity and candor must now be applied to my opponent.”
We’re sure he meant “My fellow citizens,” or, possibly, “Americans,” but surely not prisoners. Unless he’s commenting on the psychological prison created by the current administration, in which case – right on!
fredo777
I am seriously starting to despise the sight of that man. As much or moreso than I do the sight of Palin. Which says a lot.
JJ
I was hoping for more “senior moments” like this.
I don’t think Obama can win by a wider margin than he has now, but maybe McCan’t can change the whole ball game and make Obama our first African-American president by a landslide.
Maybe Palin should convene a news conference to clear up McCan’t’s “verbiage”.
CHURCHILL-Y
Moesha dear perhaps you would tolerate him a little bit more were he in blackface?
Just try and picture it, Okay.
fredo777
Yawn.
CHURCHILL-Y
I’m sure you don’t “despise” how the kenyan thugs detain and deport American reporters investigating Obama’s doings with his cousin/quasi dictator/Sharia law promoter/genocidal maniac Odinga?
Of course you don’t, Obama probably not only approves of it but can’t wait till the day comes when he can implement such behavior over here.
Kisses.
michael
Freudian slip no-doubt. I suppose we are seeing his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in action. I feel bad for him that he is
still unhealed but I just don’t think we need a president with that disorder.
Mr C
You know what Churchill-Y
We’ll all see your idiotic Non-descriptive ass on Nov 5
bobito
Now if he had said “my fellow debtors”, I’d think “well, now, there’s the straight-talkin’ maverick we’ve heard so much about but seen so little of”. On the other hand, maybe he knows something we don’t… after all, we certainly know stuff he doesn’t know, like what he said two days ago, or last week.