McCain's General Betray Us Trots Out Same Old Eight Track of Lies on Capital Hill

Just in from Political Dirt Bag:

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

General Betray Us Trots Out Same Eight Track Tape On Capital Hill

Let's be honest...what we got today on Capital Hill was MORE OF THE SAME, the same eight track tape played once again as the message remains the same. We are making progress, but it is fragile, and we need more time. We have heard General Betray Us and the Pentagon's lies over and over again, the same answers repackaged over and over again as they keep pushing the marker further down the road...this time, they want no troop withdraws through this summer....BULL SHIT, the time has come to pull the plug on Iraq.

Enlarge Photo

AP

Petraeus recommends troop pause

AP - 20 minutes ago

WASHINGTON - The U.S. general commanding the Iraq war called Tuesday for an open-ended suspension of U.S. troop withdrawals this summer, asserting that an overly rapid withdrawal would jeopardize recent security gains.

Flip Flopper McCain On Mogtada al-Sadr...Which is it Grandpa?

Well, evidence is mounting that McCain is a doddering old fool not fit to serve. Seems that CNN has caught him espousing two polar opposite opinions on Mogtada al-Sadr in a two week period...factor in his accessment of the Camel Dung eating brain fart of a cleric back in 2007, and it seems McCain has NO CLUE where the dart board is, let alone being capable of hitting the bullseye. See Article Here

CNN catches McCain making contradictory statements about Sadr.»

In an interview with CNN earlier today, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) claimed that he has long understood the influence of Iraqi Shi’ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr:

I said he was still major player and his influence is going to have to be reduced and gradually eliminated.

But in a report on The Situation Room today, the network noted that just two weeks ago McCain — trying to paint a rosy picture of Iraq — described Sadr very differently while speaking to CNN’s John King in Baghdad:

His [Sadr’s] influence has been on the wane for a long time.