Republican John McCain said he worries that terrorists might try to influence the November general election with increased attacks in Iraq.
"Yes, I worry about it," he said Friday, responding to a question at a town hall-style forum. "And I know they pay attention, because of the intercepts we have of their communications."
The questioner asked if McCain feared al-Qaida in Iraq or another group might attack in an effort to aid the Democratic nominee, because Democratic Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama both favor a withdrawal of U.S. forces.
This is completely beyond the pale. Secret communications intercepts prove terrorists favor the Democrats? He might as well wave a piece of paper and claim it contains the names of 57 al Qaeda agents within the DNC.
Gasp! But what will he say when people are actually paying attention?
Posted by: roy edroso | March 14, 2008 at 10:38 PM
That Americans want to get beyond the politics of extreme partisanship.
Posted by: Mithras | March 15, 2008 at 07:23 AM