That McCain never chose Mitt Romney, a seasoned politician/businessman, raises a big red-flag.

Consider this: Joe Biden other than Hillary Clinton was perhaps most sharply critical of Obama during the long and arduous Democratic primary.

Biden said of Obama:

…but guess what, this did not prevent Obama from choosing him as his partner. Obama has “correctly judged” that he needs Biden’s expertise to run America — an indicator that he will surround himself with the best minds to run the country, unlike Bush who looks as dumb as his decisions — engineered by “daddy’s designated chaperone,” the heartless “darth vader” Dick Cheney.

In the spirit of Abraham Lincoln, Obama has demonstrated that he will never stop trying to reach out to his political enemies. By selecting Biden, he has shown how he will govern — Even when faced with bitter opposition from members of his own party he will always try to reach a compromise, and he will seek consensus in governing.

Biden will not be a “yes-man” to Obama, instead he will be a forceful and “loyal” advocate for the Obama administration, unlike the temperamental, “erratic egotist” McCain, who cannot stand a younger more polished, taller man (Romney) as his vice-presidential choice. Romney, by far, would have been the better choice for McCain — to help him work the American economy, which McCain has said he knows very little about.

Even the “Barracuda” who looks more like McCain’s daughter, will not be able to twist McSAME’s made-up mind when it is dead-set….in the same mode as the STUPID Lying BUSH.

Right-wing SNAKE Pat Buchanan sums it up eloquently:

McCain is a rigid old-school gambler, and that’s why he chose a “harmless and easily controlled” 44 year old far-right conservative, who supported Pat Buchanan over George W. Bush in 2000.

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Palin’s right-wing extremist ideology summed up:

• She thinks global warming is a hoax.

• She backs the teaching of creationism (Intelligent Design) in public schools — in opposition to Darwin’s theory of evolution, which is accepted universally by the scientific community.

• Palin opposes abortion even in the case of rape and incest. — Unless it is her own daughter(Typical Republican Hypocrisy). Like McCain she wants to overturn Roe V. Wade. She is also a member of the radical anti-choice organization Feminists for Life.

• She opposes Gay Marriage, Domestic Partnerships and all benefits attached — Unless her own daughter/son is gay(Another typical Republican Hypocrisy)

• Palin is pro-guns and is a life-time member of the “gun-running” NRA(National Rifle Association)

• She wants ALL IMMIGRANTS kicked out of the Unites States. (McCain has been a bumbling yo-yo on immigration lately — he has one foot in the “Latino Vote Pot,” and the other in the far-right Nativist ‘Snake-Pit’)

• Palin is Pro-Death Penalty — Read: DNA Testing and the Death Penalty

The fear is that McCain unlike Obama may not lead with CONSENSUS, and will not tolerate criticism just like George Bush. He will lead with a tight-knit JUNTA just like George Bush, the latest in a long list of “RIGHT-WING AMERICAN DICTATORS.”

Like Bush, McCain seemingly follows his GUT and not his HEAD, therefore his decision making process is likely to be as flawed, straight-jacketed and as dangerous as Bush’s.

Using the words of Robert Kennedy, “past error is no excuse for its own perpetuation,” Obama correctly said that McCain has refused “to learn from the failures of the Bush years.”

America beware — A McCain presidency would definitely be a third term for Bush.

A McCain Presidency Would Be A Third Term For Bush

REFERENCES:

1. 6 things the Palin pick says about McCain — He’s desperate. Let’s stop pretending this race is as close as national polling suggests. The truth is McCain is essentially tied or trailing in every swing state that matters — and too close for comfort in several states like Indiana and Montana the GOP usually wins pretty easily in presidential races. On top of that, voters seem very inclined to elect Democrats in general this election — and very sick of the Bush years. McCain could easily lose in an electoral landslide. That is the private view of Democrats and Republicans alike.

2. McCain’s ‘Hail Sarah’ Pass — His choice for veep is all but set up for failure in the fall.

3. An All-Out Battle for Women’s Votes Begins.

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John McCain’s Immigration Dilemma

The job of Juan Hernandez is to win support for John McCain, particularly Latino votes. So it may seem odd that the campaign doesn’t want its national director of Hispanic outreach to get any press.

Repeated NEWSWEEK requests to interview Hernandez have been rebuffed or ignored.

When a reporter suggested talking to Hernandez at a convention of the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials, where Hernandez was slated to appear June 28, his name was suddenly removed from the list of scheduled speakers.

A NALEO spokesman, Eric Wagner, says someone from the McCain campaign called and asked to replace him, but didn’t offer an explanation. (A McCain aide, who refused to be quoted discussing internal campaign strategy, later told NEWSWEEK that the campaign had never signed off on Hernandez as a speaker.)

Here’s one possible reason: Hernandez is toxic to many conservatives. “He represents the opposite of everything conservative Republicans stand for,” says a GOP strategist who didn’t want to be quoted by name on a sensitive topic…..[MORE >>]

Read: Fear and Loathing in Prime Time — Immigration Myths and Cable News

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