Comments on: The McCain/Fathers? Rights Incident (Part II)

By: BismarkPA

BismarkPA — Sat, 24 Mar 2007 01:08:56 +0000

If you get on John McCain’s website, under blog you cam ask Mr. McCain A question. I have allready asked him why he does not support fathers rights. All the readers should politely ask him the same. Then he may actually look at the problem seriously.

By: Roger Knight

Roger Knight — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 03:23:57 +0000

The McCain Mutiny.
The Straight Talk Express has jumped the tracks!
The error that McCain makes is that he attributes his large vote totals in his Arizona Senate elections to genuine popularity for his RINO politics, and not to the failure of the Democrats to produce a candidate who can credibly address conservatives’ desire for smaller government, immigration control, and sane family law practice.

By: christianj

christianj — Mon, 19 Mar 2007 02:41:30 +0000

McCain is of the opinion that the vagina vote, give the privileged princesses all they want.

Maybe he is too ignorant to realise that one half of the population does not have a vagina and will determine his future.

Women are “liberal” supporters as its to their advantage in doing so. Look how Bush and his feminist “missus” betrayed all men.

By: amfortas

amfortas — Sun, 18 Mar 2007 23:57:05 +0000

During election campaigns, politicians at least feign interest in the concerns of the people. It is telling that in this issue as in any Father’s rights issue there is a total lack of interest. McCain has a duty. Politicians pass laws and are supposed to monitor the results to see if they are effective, altering them if they are not. By refusing to address the question at all McCain sends a loud message about his willingness to serve the people. He doesn’t give a damn.

Imagine a kidnapping or a robbery taking place and a nearby policewoman refusing to take any action when someone draws it to her attention. Not even call it in to her dispatcher. Ah, well, that’s not too difficult to imagine is it.

McCain goes even further, saying that it is too difficult. He might break a nail pressing the call button. He claims it will inconvenience the other policewomen back at the station.