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Feb 5, 2008, 11:43 GMT
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Ron Paul, I'd like to see Hillary in the White-house. Ron Paul first though; waaaaaaaaaaay first. McCain can clean the White-house toilets.
The real reason McCain was endorsed by Joseph 'Israel First' Lieberman and the MSM.
'Why lovers of Israel should vote for McCain (according to Lieberman)' haaretz.com/hasen/spages/949202.html
In an interview with Haaretz, Lieberman says he believes McCain is the candidate most likely to thwart a nuclear Iran.
...'We started with Iran. McCain, Lieberman says, is the candidate to be trusted on this crucial matter. Every candidate states that he does not want Iran to become a nuclear power. The question is, Lieberman says, 'how far will they go.' And off course, McCain, like everybody else, wants to solve the problem peacefully, by diplomatic means, and sanctions when necessary. But 'there's no question in my mind,' Lieberman says, that McCain is a leader with 'very strong views' when it comes to a nuclear Iran.'
...He does not believe that talks with Iran will make the difference. Lieberman calls this approach 'just naive'. You can't expect that 'words' will do the trick. The Iranians will react to 'strength.' And in McCain Lieberman found the 'principled leader in time of war' that will not be swayed by public opinion. 'He is fearless' when it comes to 'political popularity,' Lieberman reminds the voters, and 'does not change with the wind.' He was fighting for the surge in Iraq when it was unpopular, which 'speaks volumes to me.'
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