Radley Balko | July 23, 2008
A look back at just how "right" McCain has been over the last six years.
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Sen. McCain mentions on this video he was "the greatest critic
of the initial four years" and he had "bitter disagreements with
the failed Bush strategies."
Does anybody recall if he ever expressed such bitterness? I
remember Sen. Hagel's outrage and confusion, but did McCain ever
scold the Bush administration during that horrific period of
bloodshed?
The Republicans were sucking off Bush until around the spring of
2006, and that goes for McCain.
Because from 9/11 to 2005 or so, George W. Bush was the Next
Churchill(tm) who could do no wrong, don't ya know.
Sen. McCain mentions on this video he was "the greatest
critic of the initial four years" and he had "bitter disagreements
with the failed Bush strategies."
Does anybody recall if he ever expressed such bitterness? I
remember Sen. Hagel's outrage and confusion, but did McCain ever
scold the Bush administration during that horrific period of
bloodshed?
I remember him saying "We need more troops in Iraq" and possibly
disagreeing with the president on a few other tactical points. But
he strongly supported the war itself.
The whole "greatest critic of the initial four years" thing is a
wild exaggeration.
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