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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
John McCain can't count to two
He's supported every, except the two he didn't support. But who's counting? And, who cares about Hurricane Katrina, anyway? From Talking Points Memo:
Still in Louisiana today, following his epic speech in Kenner last night, John McCain was asked by a local reporter why he had voted against creating a federal commission to investigate the Katrina disaster.
McCain's response? "I've supported every investigation and ways of finding out what caused the tragedy. . . ."
The problem is that's just not true. He voted against such a commission -- twice.
