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Despite McCain's empty rhetoric about his not representing a third term for GWB, his actual policy positions tell an entirely different story.
The fact of the matter is, McCain is very hawkish and very much a student of the GOP school of fearmongering...and as these remarks make clear, he has no qualms about continuing to disregard the Constitutional rights of American citizens as well as separation of governmental powers.
McCain not only parrot's GWB's highly erroneous Article II justification for disregarding due process, he believes that corporations in the telecom industry who facilitated these egregious breaches of the public trust should be granted retroactive immunity from prosecution for their criminal acts.
So, a vote for John McCain is a vote in support of continuing this pervasive culture of fear and of governmental processes operating in the shadows, answerable to no public authority.
The fact of the matter is, McCain is very hawkish and very much a student of the GOP school of fearmongering...and as these remarks make clear, he has no qualms about continuing to disregard the Constitutional rights of American citizens as well as separation of governmental powers.
McCain not only parrot's GWB's highly erroneous Article II justification for disregarding due process, he believes that corporations in the telecom industry who facilitated these egregious breaches of the public trust should be granted retroactive immunity from prosecution for their criminal acts.
So, a vote for John McCain is a vote in support of continuing this pervasive culture of fear and of governmental processes operating in the shadows, answerable to no public authority.
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