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John McCain Gets Testy With Vet Over GI Bill

youtube.com — During his town hall meeting in Denver, John McCain gets testy with a vet when questioned on his lack of support for Jim Webb's GI Bill and other bills that he's voted against which would support veterans. Gee I wonder why the media decided not to cover this today and show the crazy lady screaming about taxes instead?

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  • tigerduck, on 07/08/2008, -1/+6Oops, guess the experiment to let any one into the town halls was a failure, bet they don't let this happen again!
  • Cuchanu, on 07/09/2008, -0/+1He didn't seem to get testy. But he is full of *****. He told the guy "I don't know what votes you might be referring to" and when the guy had the exact votes "I'd be happy to sit down later and take a look."

    This is the clip where he says he has every award from every major Vet organization. This guy just says whatever pops into his head.
  • NoDrama, on 07/09/2008, -0/+1The media earns money from the RNC and McCain's ads, especially now that big oil is pouring funds in the McCain Victory '08 Fund. What? You've never heard of that?
    Can it be that the media doesn't want to look too closely at the golden eggs on their profit line?
    Could they be caught in a conflict of interest, where reporting the truth undermines their earnings?
    Go figure. http://obamesque.wordpress.com/2008/06/21/conflict ...

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