'Stormin' Norman' Schwarzkopf goes for McCain

Of course, one angry madman supporting another.

Stormin Norman did it in four days.(141 KIA, 458 wounded) Chimpy, and all his bad choices of military leaders are still in Iraq longer than WW11. (4000+- KIA, 40,000+- wounded) The Gulf War was Poppy Bushes war. Too bad for all of us that Chimpy has Daddy issues and Cheney has--God knows how many issues.

The 2006 elections were suppose to get us out of the Iraq black hole, and possibly look in to war crimes re the Cheney/Bush admin. Well, it seems to me as though Chimpey/Cheney either "found" something on Pelosi--that they now very strongly want immunity for--or else Chimpy and Pelosi are sleeping together. (an ineffable visual) What else would explain why "impeachment is off the table"--for all the Cheney/Bush "misinformation", and why we are STILL in the choke hold of Iraq while Iraq continues to slide by and do nothing for itself? We can't keep throwing money at it. America and the world are going down the financial tubes due to the Cheney/W. Bush invasion of Iraq. McCain thinks we might possibly want to be in Iraq for 100 years. Great.

BTW Thank you Cheney/W. Bush for letting foreign interests buy up America, and send us to second world status--while we were preoccupied with your bogusly created Iraq invasion. How is that super highway to and from Mexico going? Why, in the Patriot Act, did you allot more money for border control on the Canadian-American border, rather than on the Mexican- American border? Can't get into Canada with a DUI. By contrast, anyone with any possible criminal or terrorist background can get through the flimsy Mexican-American border. Way to go with American "homeland" security and your nebulous "war on terror".

Actually, Vivian, "Stormin' Norman" wanted to go into Iraq and remove Saddam from power way back in 1991. George H. W. "Poppy" Bush was the one who told him he couldn't.

You can't lionize Schwarzkopf and pretend he didn't want to extend the Gulf War at the same time. It's disingenuous.

This is a great endorsement for McCain. This will turn a lot of democrats and independents but more importantly bring the mass of Florida's republican "defcons" (defense conservatives) even more strongly into the McCain camp.

If Schwarzkopf would've had his way in 1991 we wouldn't be in this mess we're in today. Thanks a lot, George H.W.

John McCain is most honorable and able of the bunch ... most appropriate that General Schwarzkopf says as much. Just hope the American public sees this also as previous presidential primary election did not leave any good options.

More proof that John McCain is the candidate for the Military Industrial Complex.

Vote for McCain if you want the military controlling the civilian government, rather than the other way around.

And now Stormin' Norman can help McCain get Osama bin Laden!

Jeff--I have no problem with Stormin Norman--he did it in 4 days, and I believe he had a different opinion about the W.Bush/Cheney invasion, too. Norman seems to be a good guy--and I did compare lower statistics of 1991 with the high statistics of the current Iraq mess. Funny how Poppy put the breaks on Norman while Jr says leave it to the leaders on the ground. I think it is the Bush family and Cheney who have hurt us terribly--along with the R, and now, the D congress who allow the killing to continue for nothing.

Jeff--I have no problem with Stormin Norman--he did it in 4 days, and I believe he had a different opinion about the W.Bush/Cheney invasion, too. Norman seems to be a good guy--and I did compare lower statistics of 1991 with the high statistics of the current Iraq mess. Funny how Poppy put the breaks on Norman while Jr says leave it to the leaders on the ground. I think it is the Bush family and Cheney who have hurt us terribly--along with the R, and now, the D congress who allow the killing to continue for nothing.

Stormin Norman knows another American hero when he sees one. These real life conservatives are fed up that while they were diverted by the prosperity of recent times, the right wing ideologues cam and hijacked the picture. Well, we're takin America back to Competence!
Go Mac Go!

I am considered an independent voter in Texas.
Though I favor democratic
canidates usually, I will
probably more consider John McCain in this election.
I have great respect for
Stormin Norm and glad he is
backin McCain. Wish he would
re-enlist and straighten
this mess out.

President George W Bush is not known for his grip on military matters, his one time secretary of defense Donald Rumsfeld filled that vacuum dangerously, Sen. John McCain will bring to the Oval Office a necessary dose of military realpolitique, you know it makes sense, vote for him.

Nice to see a prestigious endorsement by General Schwarzkopf for Senator McCain. Especially since certain party members i.e.Tom Delay are trying to blackball him and the dem hate mongers can't wait to post such negative comments. They'd do well to monitor their own canidates.

Nice to see a prestigious endorsement by General Schwarzkopf for Senator McCain. Especially since certain party members i.e.Tom Delay are trying to blackball him and the dem hate mongers can't wait to post such negative comments. They'd do well to monitor their own candidates.

So, Viv, you agree with General Schwarzkopf, then, that Saddam should've been removed in 1991? Nice to have another hawk in the fold.

McCain's the only candidate with the military experience to get the job done.

Jeff--You asked me a question--then answered it yourself. You have interseting powers of extrapolation. Please don't speak for me.

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