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Why George W. Bush (hearts) John McCain…

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(L to R) Cindy McCain, John McCain, Mike DeWine, Dan Young at Young’s Dairy, Clark County, Ohio. File photo by Marshall Gorby-Springfield News-Sun.

Paul Begala has published THIRD TERM - Why George W. Bush (hearts) John McCain in paperback just in time for the final laps in this grueling race for the White House.

I never cared much for Begala. He was formerly a senior strategist for President Bill Clinton so that’s one big strike against him in my book. Still, I try to be open-minded so I’m reading it.

There are lots of photos of John McCain and George W. Bush hugging. That was rather disconcerting. I thought that John McCain was running against Washington? He never even mentioned George W. Bush during his acceptance speech the other day in St. Paul? I wonder where they got all of these photos?

The chapter titles say it all:

The Hug

McSame Old Thing

Economy: McWorse than Bush

Iraq-Bush on Steroids

Health Care: the McCain Plan won’t even Cover McCain

You get the idea. Another hatchet job on this bold maverick. I did chuckle at the section Things John McCain is Older Than…

Here’s the list: John McCain was born in 1936. That makes him older than:

the nylon toothbrush

the Republic of Ireland

the ballpoint pen

Teflon

the Margarita

LSD

Israel

fiberglass

M&M’s

Penicillin

color television

spray paint

the atom bomb

the credit card

Gosh, that’s quite the list! If this political landscape gets any more bizarre I just might have to have a Margarita. Or two…

Vick Mickunas

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By Mark from St Paul

September 12, 2008 7:53 PM | Link to this

Hmm. Looking at the publishing calendar I see it looks like you could post about nothing but political books for the next two months straight with no problem….
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