Via Americablog:
John McCain is having a tele-townhall for VA residents at 7:00 PM . That means people can call into a toll-free number and ask him questions. It's very 80s. Keep in mind, we're told over and over and over how "Town Halls" are McCain's best venue so clearly he can handle any question. (Although, he may get a little testy.)Now, the McCain camp did just kick out a librarian from one of his town hall meetings, so if you don't want them to know who you are, block caller ID by dialing *67.
The call-in info:
1-877-850-4146, Passcode 84831
There are so many questions to ask McCain, here are a couple of suggestions:
1. Iraqi leaders are now "openly demanding a timetable for the withdrawal of American troops" from their country. Why don't you agree with them?
2. Our Senator Jim Webb recently passed improvements to the GI Bill. You did not support him -- and didn't bother to vote. How can you say you support the troops when you fail to help them get an education?
3. One of you top economic advisors Phil Gramm said yesterday the economic problems we are having are "mental recession" and that we've become a "nation of whiners." Considering you in the past have said are economic problems are all psycological, do you agree with Senator Gramm? Do you think its appropriate to have someone who call our nation a "country of whiners" advising your campaign.
What else should we ask McCain?
Update [2008-7-10 19:34:3 by Todd Beeton]:Just jumped on the call and heard the tail end of McCain's opening remarks:
"America is sick and tired of the gridlock we have in congress...I know how to make Washington work, I know how to work across the aisle and get things done." blah blah blah.
Umm, Senator, you are in the very congress you claim is gridlocked, are you not? If you're so damn good at making Washington work, why the hell are people frustrated by the lack of progress from the congress of which you yourself are a member?
Update [2008-7-10 19:53:54 by Todd Beeton]:He mentioned congress's unpopularity again, citing their recent 9% approval rating. Dude, you're in the congress.
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