Bomb, bomb, McCain’s behavior is predictable. He never saw a
“potential for war” he did not like. He thinks it makes him look tough. When President
Obama decided after careful consideration that the United States should punish al
Assad for gassing 1,400 of his own people as a way of trying to preventing him
from doing it again, McCain was first in line in support. However, when Congress
finally understood that Obama was only talking about a short period of missile
strikes, and wrote a resolution to that effect, McCain abandoned him. McCain
wants war; he likes war. After all, look at what it has done for him. For him,
war was like childbirth, painful for a short time, but resulted in a lifetime
of rewards. Yes, the America people treated him as a hero and Arizona gave him
a career but for me he has milked that cow dry.
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He wants to use his influence among right wing radial war hawks
to start a full-blown war—those neo-cons who see profit in war in combination
with those who see glory in war. He wants to change Obama’s word from “punishment”
to “war”. Conservative detractors who hate Obama as well s progressive
critics who hate war are having a
hard time understanding the significance
of the difference between these words. McNasty is trying to leverage his military
pseudo intellectualism; all he really knows about war, he learned from the bottom
of his class in Annapolis and from inside a cockpit of a fighter plane, not
even a war college. He may succeed in convincing congress to pass an unfavorable
resolution to Obama—prevent a limited punishment strike—but he will never
convince Obama to do more than punish Syria President al Assad. Obama and the
American people will never go to war in the Middle East—unlike McCain, they are
too smart for that.
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