Didn't think so. If Bush is "different" than McCain and a "Maverick" - what Bush legislation exactly would he repeal?I love this question and am looking forward to seeing answers from McSame supporters.If Bush is "different" than McCain and a "Maverick" - what Bush legislation exactly would he repeal?
McCain did not agree with Bush in matters of Torture, economic policies, and certain aspects of the war.
Obama likes to say McCain agrees with Bush on the issues....but never points out specific things they voted together on that he disagrees with....why?....Because it would be silly to point out that McCain voted to fund the troops whilst he (obama) didn't.
Sure McCain voted with Bush alot of the time........on the issues he felt he was correct on.
Obama purposefully avoided voting so that he could say he never voted with Bush. Bush hasn't gotten alot right....but I mean....if someone is putting forth a bill to increase aid to Areas like Katrina...and Obama doesn't vote cause he doesn't want to seem like he's supporting Bush..what does that say about a mans character?If Bush is "different" than McCain and a "Maverick" - what Bush legislation exactly would he repeal?Hmm... how about bans on Stem Cell research... as McCain is for the research and not Bush...
Huh? and also he doesn't agree with Bush on all the spending that has been done... or the abuse of power that has gone on in the White House.
Also he doesn't agree with Bush on a federal amendment on gay marriage...If Bush is "different" than McCain and a "Maverick" - what Bush legislation exactly would he repeal?
McCain is very limited on the issues he differs from Bush.
The only one repeatedly mentioned is his opposition to the torture instituted by the Bush administration. That does not make him a maverick that just makes him human.If Bush is "different" than McCain and a "Maverick" - what Bush legislation exactly would he repeal?Wow kind of like the Dems do with Republicans? Yet another Dem hypocritical statement. Typical.
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