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John McCain Writes Pravda Op-Ed:

It is really hard for me to comprehend the ignorance of our politicians. They appear to have a compulsion to try and control everyone in the worlds life while their house is falling to pieces around them.

Now John Mc Cain is throwing stones at Putin because he doesn’t like the way the man conducts his governmental issues. Again quoting John Stossel “Give me a break”!

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin for siding with “tyrannies,” perpetuating bigotry, censoring the media and endorsing the Syrian regime in an opinion piece published on Russian news site Pravda.

In the op-ed, titled “Russians deserve better than Putin,” McCain claimed he’s “more pro-Russian” than the country’s own leaders.

Mc Cain has the balls to tell the Russian people that they deserve better than Putin. Are you kidding me? Remember the old story about the glass house.

Mc Cain statement to the Russian people:

“I make that claim because I respect your dignity and your right to self-determination,” he wrote. “I believe you should live according to the dictates of your conscience, not your government. I believe you deserve the opportunity to improve your lives in an economy that is built to last and benefits the many, not just the powerful few.”   Note the bold faced words.  Is he talking about the USA??

Just about everything Mc Cain said in his statement is the direct opposite on how the USA government conducts their business. This guy has to be delusional. More and more the government is trying to control our lives – how does an American improve their life if the government is not doing anything to assist – the powerful few is the real corker; Old John happens to fit right into that category.

Russia under Putin may not be the most idyllic environment to live in but it is none of any ones business but the Russian people.

If the politicians in this country ever quit sticking their noses where they don’t belong, that in itself will eliminate a great deal of our problems, economically and socially.