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McCain
linked to error kingpin Abu Dubya
 By
John Breneman
John McCain for the last eight years has been "palling
around" with a man who nearly destroyed the United States
of America during his deadly reign of error, the mainstream
media has learned.
Emerging evidence links the Republican nominee with notorious
right-wing error kingpin Abu Dubya, whose international and
domestic malfeasance has harmed millions and cost taxpayers
trillions.
Pundits say McCain's close ties to Dubya, described as a
high-ranking member of the Bush-Cheney Underground, could
hurt him in his quest for the White House. Behind in the polls
and reeling from the nation's economic meltdown, McCain has
tried to distance himself from Dubya but has never repudiated
him.
Now McCain strategists have alerted the media they're suspending
discussion of the country's severe economic woes to focus
their full attention on smearing Sen. Obama.
Rather than think up some way to help millions of Amercians
gripped by economic distress, McCain dispatched co-maverick
VP pitbull Sarah Palin to stink up the campaign trail with
claims that Sen. Barack Obama "pals around with terrorists."
In addition to wielding Weather Underground radical William
Ayers as a weapon against Obama (who has denounced Ayers'
actions as "detestable"), the McCain camp is said
to possess footage of Obama's former pastor saying, "God
damn America."
Several days before gearing up the Swift Boat Express for
a fresh assault on Main Street, Gov. Palin, insisted at the
Oct. 2 vice presidential debate that Sen. McCain's past connections
to Abu Dubya should be off-limits.
"Say it ain't so, Joe, there you go again. … Now
doggone it, let's look ahead," urged Palin, who said
she wants "a little bit of reality from Wasilla Main
Street there, brought to Washington, D.C."
 Sources
say Palin plans to introduce a series of homespun new policies
such as the Church-State United Act and No Joe Sixpack Left
Behind.
However, the Obama camp says McCain's relationship with the
enigmatic Dubya is not only relevant but "dangerous."
McCain aggressively campaigned to block Dubya's rise to power
in early 2000, but abruptly flip-flopped that May and was
soon photographed hugging the powerful error syndicate leader.
Critics say McCain helped advance the virulent Abu Dubya
economic ideology that brought the American financial sector
to its knees.
Abu Dubya also claims responsibility for:
-- spiking the pre-9/11 intelligence briefing "Bin Laden
determined to attack in U.S."
-- worsening the impact of a hurricane that wiped out a major
American city.
-- invading Iraq without provocation.
-- stealing billions from taxpayers and giving it to cronies.
Gov. Palin's bid to distract attention from the McCain-Dubya
connection includes a probe into whether she fired Alaska's
public safety commissioner because he refused to dismiss a
state trooper who was Palin's ex-brother-in-law.
Palin said that if she is "so blessed" to be elected,
she hopes to expand the power of the vice presidency to fire
U.S. attorneys, "activist judges" and maybe a couple
member of Congress.
Palin also assured the American people that, once elected,
she "wouldn't blink" on matters of "wiretappin',
toleratin' gays and getting' rid of that pesky women's right
to choose."
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Posted by John Breneman on October 6, 2008 9:47 AM
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