Here stands John McCain in front of what many thought were one of his SEVEN
houses.  Turns out this is Walter Reed Middle School.  It was
supposed to be a backdrop of Walter Reed Hospital.  Obviously, none of the people in the audience, and none of the politicians who drape themselves in the flag, and wash themselves in the blood of our fighting men and women knew the difference.

Everyday we are hearing story after story about John McCain's position changing.  Today he is against handing our Social Security fund over to Wall Street vipers and the next he is all in favor.  John McCain claims he wants to strengthen the middle class yet his campaign apparel is made overseas, his baseball style caps are made in Vietnam of all places.  John McCain is calling for the largest tax increase on working people in history, even larger than Ronald Reagan's massive tax hike, by ending the employer deduction for health insurance.  This single move will usher in a new era of cutthroat me first policies that will cost thousands of working people their lives.  John McCain claims he believes in America first yet he was the most influential figure in Airbus, a French company, being given a contract to build refueling tanker plane over Boeing, an American company.  Let it be known that Airbus has never built a refueling tanker and they sell to our supposed enemies.  Who is John McCain kidding?  Does he really think everyone is asleep?  I guess he is again taking lessons from George W. Bush who so eloquently stated, "You can fool some of the people all of the time, and those are the ones you have to focus on."  McCain voters, the people fooled every time. 

For the majority of us, being homeless is not something we spend much time worrying about. We have family and friends to support us when times get rough. We have savings accounts, credit cards, and home equity lines of credit to help tide us over when the rent or mortgage is due and the cupboards are empty. We are fortunate. 

It is hard to believe that we won the war five years ago today.  George Bush landed on the USS Abraham Lincoln and declared the end of the war.  In Fact, here is exactly what George Bush said,