Your take on "genuine-ness" and mine are very different. McCain calls himself a conservative and yet all his major bills were co-written with Democrats. He called the pharmaceutical companies greedy and said they need to be "punished." His bill with Lieberman imposes expensive regulations on the auto industry. His article in the November-December 2007 issue of Foreign Affairs listed several new agencies he wants to create -- adding new layers of government bureaucracy. He continuously calls himself a foot soldier in the Reagan revolution but he came to Congress two years after Reagan came into office, and more importantly after the bills were passed that cut taxes and changed tax rates, etc. He claims he will do everything for win the war on terror yet he supports closing Guantanamo, bringing military prisoners to the U.S., and allowing them to have access to the U.S. legal system for their acts of war. And in spite of his experiences as a POW, he has no stomach for allowing our soldiers to really do "whatever it takes to win," as evidenced by his position on waterboarding. Finally, he sat there at the California debate and insisted that Romney had called for benchmarks and that meant he wanted to surrender in Iraq. Media sources on both the right and left all agreed that he had misrepresented Mr. Romney. If this is genuine to you, then you have nothing of substance to speak to the audience at large.









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