[larrylujack]

great pick? Brilliant? That’s “Hillarious.”
McCain went for the hail mary pass on this VP pick who has no foreign policy experience whatsoever and has no meaningful opinion on Irag, to name a few deficiencies. It also indicates that McCain’s prior arguments for votes based upon experience are obviously so much BS as this VP has none.
The fact that McCain would take such a wild risk on such an important decision means he is an impulsive decision maker which I am not sure is suitable for the oval office and more likely to take unnecessary risks that are likely to get the US into additional wars (see, e.g, his insane bombastic support for the idiot Georgian president, which could lead to a nuclear exchange).
To wit, McCain’s decision is either a token attempt to woo Hillary supporters that they should think only of their vaginas in their voting decision, or perhaps to keep his anti-choice, gun lovin, flat world, anti-science voter demographic, or is a desperate and again impulsive high-risk decision to take the limelight from the Democratic Convention.
Either way, a wild gamble that clearly reveals the old farts impulsive and questionable judgment.

[larrylujack]

luchabee,
wow, pretty ridiculous and inaccurate stereotype having lived in the bay area myself for 6 years on the peninsula and spending much time in the city. The mocking tone of your post of my alma-mater Stanford as having queer studies reveals a clear ignorance of that institution’s well regarded educational programs (you could only dream of attending apparently), and a hatred towards gays, but that is your problem I suppose. Besides, the Bay area ain’t all liberal, after all, particularly Stanford, home of the conservative think tank Hoover Institution where the “expert” of Russian studies, Ms Rice, spent some time acquiring her so-called expertise. Perhaps your characterization of the bay area is because you are not a professional and therefore don’t interact or know few professionals. IMO, the city is full of entrepreneurs, very interesting, dynamic, diverse and fun, and I would not hesitate to raise a family in the city or on the peninsula.

[larrylujack]

luchabee,
wow, pretty ridiculous and inaccurate stereotype having lived in the bay area myself for 6 years on the peninsula and spending much time in the city. The mocking tone of your post of my alma-mater Stanford as having queer studies reveals a clear ignorance of that institution’s well regarded educational programs (you could only dream of attending apparently), and a hatred towards gays, but that is your problem I suppose. Besides, the Bay area ain’t all liberal, after all, particularly Stanford, home of the conservative think tank Hoover Institution where the “expert” of Russian studies, Ms Rice, spent some time acquiring her so-called expertise. Perhaps your characterization of the bay area is because you are not a professional and therefore don’t interact or know few professionals. IMO, the city is full of entrepreneurs, very interesting, dynamic, diverse and fun, and I would not hesitate to raise a family in the city or on the peninsula.

[larrylujack]

luchabee,
wow, pretty ridiculous and inaccurate stereotype having lived in the bay area myself for 6 years on the peninsula and spending much time in the city. The mocking tone of your post of my alma-mater Stanford as having queer studies reveals a clear ignorance of that institution’s well regarded educational programs (you could only dream of attending apparently), and a hatred towards gays, but that is your problem I suppose. Besides, the Bay area ain’t all liberal, after all, particularly Stanford, home of the conservative think tank Hoover Institution where the “expert” of Russian studies, Ms Rice, spent some time acquiring her so-called expertise. Perhaps your characterization of the bay area is because you are not a professional and therefore don’t interact or know few professionals. IMO, the city is full of entrepreneurs, very interesting, dynamic, diverse and fun, and I would not hesitate to raise a family in the city or on the peninsula.

[larrylujack]

luchabee,
wow, pretty ridiculous and inaccurate stereotype having lived in the bay area myself for 6 years on the peninsula and spending much time in the city. The mocking tone of your post of my alma-mater Stanford as having queer studies reveals a clear ignorance of that institution’s well regarded educational programs (you could only dream of attending apparently), and a hatred towards gays, but that is your problem I suppose. Besides, the Bay area ain’t all liberal, after all, particularly Stanford, home of the conservative think tank Hoover Institution where the “expert” of Russian studies, Ms Rice, spent some time acquiring her so-called expertise. Perhaps your characterization of the bay area is because you are not a professional and therefore don’t interact or know few professionals. IMO, the city is full of entrepreneurs, very interesting, dynamic, diverse and fun, and I would not hesitate to raise a family in the city or on the peninsula.

[larrylujack]

luchabee,
wow, pretty ridiculous and inaccurate stereotype having lived in the bay area myself for 6 years on the peninsula and spending much time in the city. The mocking tone of your post of my alma-mater Stanford as having queer studies reveals a clear ignorance of that institution’s well regarded educational programs (you could only dream of attending apparently), and a hatred towards gays, but that is your problem I suppose. Besides, the Bay area ain’t all liberal, after all, particularly Stanford, home of the conservative think tank Hoover Institution where the “expert” of Russian studies, Ms Rice, spent some time acquiring her so-called expertise. Perhaps your characterization of the bay area is because you are not a professional and therefore don’t interact or know few professionals. IMO, the city is full of entrepreneurs, very interesting, dynamic, diverse and fun, and I would not hesitate to raise a family in the city or on the peninsula.

[larrylujack]

Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

see, counterpunch.org

[larrylujack]

Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

see, counterpunch.org

[larrylujack]

Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

see, counterpunch.org

[larrylujack]

Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

see, counterpunch.org

[larrylujack]

Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

see, counterpunch.org

[larrylujack]

LA renter, nice resounding response. Too bad this historical information is not required to be posted when Barron’s publishes these jokester articles.

[larrylujack]

LA renter, nice resounding response. Too bad this historical information is not required to be posted when Barron’s publishes these jokester articles.

[larrylujack]

LA renter, nice resounding response. Too bad this historical information is not required to be posted when Barron’s publishes these jokester articles.

[larrylujack]

LA renter, nice resounding response. Too bad this historical information is not required to be posted when Barron’s publishes these jokester articles.

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