Now there's a shocker  LOL


http://www.reuters.com/article/newsOne/idUSTRE49Q7FG20081027

Hope he gets what he deserves like all corrupt politicians.

The list of Dems that have similar issues is too long to even list, it's RAMPANT in politics the way it is now - The point is that McCain/Palin has a track record of FIGHTING corruption; unlike Barack Obama who was fully involved with the longstanding corruption in the Chicago govt & show's ZERO record of exposing or opposing it. He'd NEVER have the cajones to oppose the "status quo" in DC. McCain has PROVEN he would because he already has - as Gov Palin has in Alaska. Meanwhile Sen Obama votes "present" What a coward.

you nutjobs can't accept ANY fact without trying to slime the other side.

I could have tuned into CNN and listened to Palin say this exact same post almost verbatim.  Track record of fighting corruption - or being involved in it?  Questionable firing of troopers, using "poor judgment" when getting involved with corrupt bank officials, etc.  I guess those were undercover operations?

You seem to excel at regurgitating shit that's been discussed and shot down already - but not much else.  These are all very weak points if you're not a hardcore, self-proclaimed Republican that votes along party lines and nothing else.  Fortunately, you're outnumbered this time around.  Finally...

Either one of them.

You guys are so quick to slam him. Obamas primary focus was to get guns "off" the street. It was pointless and I think he realizes our right to bear arms must preserved. Powell most likely squared him away on the issue.

Yea Colin Powell is a man of great character as well
Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell testified in Sen. Ted Stevens' corruption trial Friday, saying the Republican from Alaska has a "sterling" character
It is kinda funny.
"When you shook hands with Ted Stevens, it would benefit the nation in the long run."
Colin Powell.
Stevens must have helped Colin get those 4 stars

Of course he did. All General nominees names are sent by the President to Congress for approval. Congress approves some, but not all. Who gets it and who doesn't depends a lot on the political climate in DC. I know of two excellent nominees that did not get promoted because they would not kiss Tip O'neil's ass, so to speak.