<<Right now we are focusing on Obama. You claim he is just another politician, as you defend his blathering to the masses, yet that certainly isn't how he has marketed himself, so far.>>
So what? McCain marketed himself as a "maverick" when he's obviously a long-serving Beltway insider and as the "Straight Talker" when he's flipped on everything from torture to the religious right.
<<And we have already debunked the notion that McCain grew up rich. >>
You have done no such thing. He's a descendant of slave-owning planters and two admirals who went to a private Episcopal high school and the issue wasn't growing up rich (which he certainly did, as an admiral's son) but growing up as a member of the elite.
<<We have already debunked your statement that McCain attended a college other than Annapolis>>
A side issue although apparently an error. Of little or no significance. Actually, the net effect of my "error" is to demonstrate that McCain is even less educated than I initially gave him credit for.
<<We are examining your undocumented claims that McCain was an unsatisfactory high school student unworthy of his appointment to Annapolis . . .>>
The claim, if you can keep it straight for the next thirty seconds, which I seriously doubt, was that family connections and not grades were what got him into Annapolis.
<< . . . we have called into serious doubt whether McCain ever called his wife a c**t and trollop. >>
"Calling into serious doubt" apparently meaning that you can show it came from a Democrat.
<<And just so you know Jim Hensley, Cindy's father, leveraged every penny he had to gather the 10k necessary to buy his distributorship.the year after she was born. Cindy wasn't born into wealth, his father earned it as she grew up. He was also a WWII veteran and recipient of the Distinguished Flying Cross, injured in the line of duty.>>
Well, just so YOU know, he was obviously another fucking crook just like his son-in-law, as this excerpt from Wikipedia makes crystal clear:
<<Following his discharge in 1945, Hensley and his brother went back to work for Marley in his United Sales Company in Phoenix and United Distributors in Tucson.[4][5] In 1948, both brothers were prosecuted by the federal government and convicted of falsifying liquor records to conceal illegal distribution of whiskey against post-war rationing regulations.[11][7] Jim Hensley received a six-month suspended sentence while his brother received a year in federal prison.[11] In 1953, Jim Hensley and Marley were charged by federal prosecutors with falsifying liquor records.[11] Defended by future Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, they were acquitted.[11][7]
<<In December 1952,[5] the Hensley brothers bought into the Ruidoso Downs racetrack in New Mexico, with Eugene running it and Jim returning to Phoenix.[4] In a May 1953 hearing before the New Mexico State Racing Commission, the Hensley brothers concealed the existence an equal partner, Clarence "Teak" Baldwin, who had been banned from any ownership role due to illegal bookmaking activities.[12] A 1953 New Mexico State Police investigation found further that Kemper Marley was a financial backer for bookmakers and had connections with Baldwin and with the bookmaking operations of organized crime,[12] a conclusion echoed decades later by the Arizona Project investigative reporting team.[13] >>
The article goes on to demonstrate that the year before Cindy's birth the two crooks (her father and uncle) had enough money to pay for a defence by William Rehnquist against Federal prosecution, so it doesn't sound to me like Cindy was growing up in any tarpaper shack on the wrong side of the tracks.
