Senator McCain job ideas...have any good ones??
By danimalhite
@danimalhite (141)
United States
July 22, 2008 5:20pm CST
I personally think sen. McCain should retire soon, but what would he do after retirement. Something I think he would be good at is greeting me at the door when I enter a Wal-Mart store. Those old people at the door are so pleasant and for goodness sakes they dont have to make any important decisions. Just wheather or not you want a cart. I think this is a little more up his ally.
I would like some other ideas as well. I'm sure youguys have some good ones.lol
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4 responses
@danimalhite (141)
• United States
23 Jul 08
Well I thik too much of his time might be spent playing bingo. Or maybe he spends to much time napping or watching Wheel of Fortune to have a job. lol
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@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
23 Jul 08
Is that the best you can do? An old joke? The guy served our country better than you ever could. He is a hero to many. Even his opponents respect him and his service to this nation, but clearly you are too immature to understand what any of that is. Bash him all you like. He can take it. I'm willing to bet you won't even be voting.
@danimalhite (141)
• United States
23 Jul 08
No the reason I write this is because I am 29 years old. I worry about when I get old and ther is no Social Security. I am talking about how most people my age don't have Health Care. I'm talking about how our econmy is so bad right now that our middle class can't even afford to drive to work because of gas prices. Not to mention the 4000 kids we have sent over there to fight a war we have no idea were it's going. i worry about our federal deficit and how it has almost dounbled in the past 8 years. I do vote every year. I think I'm hardly immature. McCain has been quoted in saying he knows jock crap aboutthe economy. Where will are middle class be in another 4 years if we let another Bush in thw White House?? Never once said he was'nt a a hero. I am saying he lied about the stories he told while being a POW. I respect all of our service people, they have done a great job in what we have asked. I just think McCain represents the jocualr stle of politics.
@Taskr36 (13963)
• United States
23 Jul 08
What evidence do you have that any of the stories he told were lies? I'm quite sure it's obvious to everyone who reads your post that your sole purpose was to make fun of McCain and mock him based on his age. He's admitted the economy isn't his strong point, but Obama has no experience that would make him any better suited to fix our economy. Obama is just too arrogant to admit his own shortcomings. He hides from the American public and doesn't have the guts to answer direct questions from ordinary people.
@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
23 Jul 08
I love it! But, I must say that the greeter at Wal-Mart do not have that look such as the cat that just ate the canary. I would say that he could probably do much better teaching elementary geography, he might learn something. Or possibly even ancient history again it would have to be to grade schoolers so they wouldn't already know that he was wrong.
@Barb42 (4214)
• United States
22 Jul 08
I have no idea how old you are, but don't count old people out. You will be there some day yourself. I personally think McCain has plenty of years ahead of him. There isn't anything wrong with his mind or his politics. He can't please everybody all the time and some of the people he can't please any of the time. So I guess he's right in line with the rest of the politicians, or even us.
