(12/5/2005) Yesterday Senator John McCain (R - AZ) on "Meet The Press" and his performance was pathetic. His responses to Tim Russet's questions were evasive, shallow, disingenuous, hypocritical, contradictory, glib, dishonest, deceitful, insincere, and laughable. His appearance, facial expressions, and body language were shockingly ugly. The overall feeling this TV appearance left me with was that John McCain is a horrible ugly evil little human being. He should not waste his time, or our time, running for president, and he should not be reelected back to the Senate, or any other public office.

Tim Russet ask a number of important questions about budget deficits, pork barrel spending, political corruption, Bush's recent speech about the war in Iraq, U.S. propaganda in Iraq, an exit strategy from Iraq, the number of Iraqis killed, mistakes and miscalculations in Iraq, false reports of success in Iraq, bad Iraq war predictions, bad pre-war intelligence, the high cost of the war, public support for the war, troop withdraws, Rumsfeld's job performance, John Murtha's comments, torture, reducing spending and increasing taxes, Jack Abramoff's corruption, Duke Cunningham's bribe scandal, and McCain's political future. On all these questions I felt like McCain was acting out a part and he was not being sincere, honest, open minded, or a  free thinking individual.

Rather than posting the entire transcript I highly recommend everyone go to the MSNBC website and watch the video.

If the Democrats what to make sure John McCain is not elected president they just need to keep showing this TV appearance over and over again to the American public.

My low opinion of John McCain did not start yesterday with his appearance on "Meet The Press", but rather in 2004 when he was out campaigning for President Bush. His speeches in support of Bush's corrupt and immoral policies exposed him as a huge hypocrite and a spineless little man who has sold his soul to the GOP. Following is the article I wrote at that time:

Is Senator John McCain Evil? (6/7/2005) Recently, me and a friend were watching Senator John McCain (R - AZ) on CSPAN and my friend turned to me and ask, "Is McCain evil? He looks evil!". My first thoughts were about Senator McCain's heroic war record in Vietnam, his strong rhetoric against pork barrel spending, his good voting record in the Senate with respect to his willingness to break rank with his own party on legislation, and finally his admirable record on campaign finance reform. However, there were some other feeling and thoughts going through my mind that made me want to analyze this possibility further, the possibility that McCain is evil, before I felt confident about giving my answer. McCain was on CSPAN that day because he was out campaigning for President Bush's re-election bid. That fact, along with the fact that McCain did look somewhat evil that day, led me to question my own positive opinions about Senator McCain, and the conclusions I came up with were not good ones for McCain. The first conclusion I reached was that Senator McCain was guilty of extreme hypocrisy, and if extreme hypocrisy is evil, then McCain is evil. To see this extreme hypocrisy just look at some of McCain's recent activities. For example, McCain constantly and loudly condemns how campaign money has completely corrupted our system of government and yet he is out campaigning for George W. Bush, the worst violator of this corrupt system of "money for legislation" ever. It is also extremely hypocritical of McCain to constantly and loudly condemn pork barrel projects that are stuffed into legislation and yet he is out campaigning for Bush who has never vetoed one of these bloated pork filled spending bills. McCain is a hypocrite for constantly complaining about huge budget deficits that make him "sick" and yet he is giving high marks and great praise to Bush who has taken the federal budget from the biggest surpluses in American history to the biggest budget deficits in America's history. These deficits that are currently being projected to continue for as long as can reasonably be projected and yet McCain continues to praise Bush. Therefore, if evil can be defined as someone who is guilty of extreme hypocrisy then John McCain is evil. He is evil because his hypocrisy has the potential of negatively affecting the lives of hundreds of millions of people and could cost these same people trillions of their tax dollars, and even their lives. Therefore, hypocrisy from someone in an elevated positions of power and responsibility, like McCain is in, is more harmful, and is therefore more condemnable. The second conclusion I reached was that I should write about this issue to expose Senator McCain for what he has become, and in my mind he has become a huge hypocrite that cannot be trusted. Senator McCain has lost my trust and respect and I have placed him in the same category as I have placed the other Republican con-artist and liars in the Senate, and that is in the slimebag category. They should all be wearing bags over their heads while they walk around the halls of Congress because they are all a bunch of two-faced slimebags. In summary, I do believe that John McCain is a huge hypocrite, but I don't believe that he is evil, like a devil. Let me explain what I mean. First, I don't believe that "good" and "evil" are black and white labels, but that "good" and "evil" are actually part of the same spectrum that extends from good to evil. This spectrum is mostly grays with a tiny amount of pure color at either end. In political terms, I would place people like Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Paul Wellstone, and Senator Patrick Leahy on the "good" end of the spectrum, and people like Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Dick Cheney, and George W. Bush on the "bad" end of the spectrum. I believe that John McCain's form of evil lies somewhere in the gray area in-between the two extremes, and in-between these politicians. I guess in political terms that would make McCain a "moderate", or a politician who is just moderately evil. In conclusion, I do believe that Senator John McCain is evil and we should never promote him into higher public office, but he is not the devil. George W. Bush on the other hand.......

My opinion about John McCain is dropping faster than Bush's job approval rating. In fact, after seeing him and hearing him yesterday I realize how misled and foolish I had been to have ever thought he was a man of honor and respect.

McCain is just another Republican wolf wrapped in sheep's clothing. He is just another lying fascist whore who is conspiring with the other Republican whores in Congress to rob our government and undermine our democracy. He is misleading the American people about what he really stands for and we are all going to pay for his disservice. In my opinion, he is worse than the other Republicans in Congress because his hypocrisy is much greater than theirs, and it is therefore more harmful.

Don't feel sorry for John McCain because he was a prisoner of war, or because he had facial disfiguring cancer, his continuing treasonous actions against our government and the American people makes him eligible for much worse karma.