Thursday, July 14, 2005

DON’T TRUST MC CAIN. NOT NICE FELLA

J. Grant Swank, Jr.

As certain moderates and liberals stroke Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, the truly conservative continue to be exceptionally wary of the man.

After all, a Republican who can sit right alongside Hillary Clinton and say to the media that she would make a good President for the USA is a Republican who is not to be sliced evenly.

Furthermore, it just appears every time McCain is lauded on Meet the Press or any other news talk-out, he’s glowing to the maximum when groomed for the next Oval Office superintendent. Then he coyly hedges on his responses, of course, and so forth.

Those Republicans who play sweet sides with the Democrats, even on occasion, are to be watched with the owl glasses. There’s a pretty good chance that they are not all that Republican. I should know. I live in Maine. And we are surrounded by the Republican in Name Onlys (RINOs).

They wear the name "Republican" but that’s about it for party loyalty. No wonder the Bushes stay clear of Maine as much as possible. It must be awkward to have a residence in a neighborhood where you’re unsure of your neighbors — that is, from the Canadian border to Portsmouth, NH.

Anyhow, the latest give-away on McCain for being other than a true-blue upright Republican is his appearing in an R-rated Hollywood movie. Not only that, he considers is okay. In fact, he considers it a part of the nation’s legitimate laughter genre.

And yet this is the same McCain who warned Congress of the country going to hell in a raunchy handbasket? Yes it is.

So now we are back to a two-mouthed McCain which is exactly what RINOs are. So it doesn’t take a PhD to conclude once again that the Republican sane would be totally out of orbit even to think of nominating McCain for the highest office in the land.

According to the latest Matt Drudge Report, McCain is very much into the movie, The Wedding Crashers. In that take, the cup runneth over — with boobs, sex and strings of foul language. The film is awash in all that a family should never see, let alone a moral individual take in as pleasure.

This is the kind of stink that McCain pointed to when lecturing Congress on getting more strict against the immoral slime slithering across America. Now he’s seated right in the middle of the slime — and chuckling all the while.

The upshot of the movie is what producers wanted to break up the summer’s boredom. They concluded that the theaters were bogged down with decent fare and so rushed to insert a rousing naughty bit.

To highlight the legitimacy of it all, they asked the Arizona Senator to take part. With that, McCain followed his libido to the movie set and the rest is bad history.

So much for the moral balance of John McCain.

So much for the truth telling of John McCain.

So much for the decent folk within the Republican Party ever trusting a totally politically opportunistic presidential wannabe who in the meantime thoroughly tickles to every stroke provided him by either party, even those in Hollywood.