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Is John McCain a Cheater? 

I have read on the Internet recently that Presidential hopeful John McCain might not be as heroic in his personal life as he was as a war hero. Of course, what you read nowadays on the net tends to be biased and with the election nearing and the battle between the candidates heating up, you have to be careful not to take everything you read or see on TV as the truth.

 

 The story is that soon after John McCain returned to the US after being held captive for many years as a prisoner of war, he divorced his wife, who had been crippled in a car accident and lost five inches of her height, walked with a limp and gained weight. He then went on to marry his current wife, Cindy MCain, a wealthy beer heiress only a month after his divorce.

 

 Now in John McCain's defense, his ex-wife has nothing bad to say about him and claims that they are friends. He has also admitted blame for the demise of his marriage in a memoir. Who really knows what the cause for his breakup was. It may appear cold hearted and callous to divorce a spouse who has become disabled, but not knowing all of the facts, we should not rush to judgement about John McCain's character as a man and husband.

 

 I have not yet decided who I will be voting for. The mudslinging between the candidates does not impress me. What I want to know, and I think most single parents what to know , is what the future president is going to do to stabilize the economy, lower gas prices, give us access to affordable health care and take care of the many other issues affecting Americans today.

 

Single parents struggling to raise children during these tough economic times need the candidates to tell us in their TV ads what they are going to do to turn the country around instead of wasting time attacking one another in the media.

 

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by Christina-Rowe  298 Posts 

Posted on 9/18/2008 1:34 AM
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I agree, I am more interested in the issues and what the next POTUS can do for us rather than how much mud can be slung, but unfortunately that seems to be a time honored tradition in US politics that we Americans seem to be addicted to.  Look at what we consume in the media...reality tv, Jerry Springer and his ilk, the tabloids who make their money speculating which celebrity is fucking who.  The truth is that Americans LOVE dirt and gossip.  It generates ratings and makes people money.  It's no wonder, then, that we love to hear the titilating tidbits about political candidates running for office...what skeletons do they have in their closet?  Some are relevant to the election...if McCain's voting record is 90% with Bush's policies, then how different is his administration going to be from the one we have now?  That is a fair and relevant question to ask, and not just political mudslinging.  Crticizing Cindy McCain for wearing a 300,000 dress to the RNC is childish and catty...who cares?  She can afford a $300,000 dress, I say wear it!!!  When did it become a crime to be rich in America?  You don't like being poor, then go out there and build a better moustrap and make money.  Meh.  So yeah, THAT kind of mudslinging is wholly inappropriate.

Unfortunately for POTUS candidates, historically, when they try to take the "high road" and not sling mud and stick to issues, they end up being criticized for being "wimps" that can't stand up to themselves, and therefore unelectable.  So while one tries to take the high road initially, ineveitably, their handlers convince them to start slinging mud themselves, and what we get is the media, who only seem to care about their bottom line instead of journalistic integrity, start asking the "fluff" questions in interviews rather than relevant political questions.  Certainly, there are exceptiions, but instead of "What's your plan for healthcare?," it's "Where did you buy your glasses?"  Very disappointing, but that's politics.
by BlueB   2982 Posts
Posted on 9/18/2008 4:07 AM
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