The Mount Vernon Statement

Yesterday, the most prominent American conservative figures (including Edwin Meese, Ed Feulner, Grover Norquist, Tony Perkins and Kenneth Blackwell) gathered on Mount Vernon, the historic residence of George Washington. There, they signed a conservative statement reaffirming most conservative principles, a statement that should guide American conservatives. They dubbed it “the Mount Vernon Statement”

http://www.themountvernonstatement.com/

McCain is an evil man

Some people claim that McCain is a hero. They’re lying. McCain is an evil man, not a hero. A few interesting facts about McCain:

1) McLame used his daddy to get to the USNA and the Flight School;
2) McLame insulted Ronald Reagan by mocking him and other people afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease;
3) McLame is the chief perpetrator of the Keating Five scandal which cost American taxpayers $160 billion;
4) McLame lied repeatedly about many issues, e.g. Romney’s policy on Iraq, his amnesty bills, taxation, the McCain-Lieberman bill, etc.
5) McLame acted as “the Vietnamese songbird”, according to the Swift Boat Veterans;
6) McLame prevented the families of Vietnam war era POWs (the ones not repatriated by the DRV after 1973) to find out whether these POWs were still alive;
7) McLame assaulted a person who was in a wheelchair (http://blog.buzzflash.com/contributors/1670).

McCain is NOT a hero. Heroes don’t assault disabled people, lie, give military info to their enemies, nor perpetrate scandals. Heroes don’t insult Alzheimer-disease-afflicted people. Heroes don’t need their fathers to get accepted to an academy or a school. McCain is not a hero, he’s an evil man. Period.