John McCain and his advisors

McCain advisor supports terrorism – against America:

The assassination of Pakistani political leader Benazir Bhutto in late December was an "unfortunate event," Charlie Black told Fortune, but it boosted McCain's stock in the fast-approaching New Hampshire Republican primary that he absolutely, positively had to win. The candidate's "knowledge and ability to talk about it reemphasized that this is the guy who's ready to be commander in chief. And it helped us," Black said.


Then, the longtime political pro got a bit too honest. Asked about the political impact of another terrorist attack on U.S. soil, Black replied: "Certainly it would be a big advantage to him."


McCain advisor has strong ties to Georgia (the country that started WWIII):

The issue this time is advisor Randy Scheunemann and his business partner, who apparently lobbied McCain or his staff dozens of times on behalf of -- and getting paid by -- Georgia. As the Associated Press summed it up: "On April 17, a month and a half after Scheunemann stopped working for Georgia, his partner signed a $200,000 agreement with the Georgian government. The deal added to an arrangement that brought in more than $800,000 to the two-man firm from 2004 to mid-2007. For the duration of the campaign, Scheunemann is taking a leave of absence from the firm."


McCain advisor labels Americans as “Whiners” in response to economy.

In an interview with the Washington Times, former Texas Sen. Phil Gramm termed the current economic slowdown "a mental recession."
He added: "We may have a recession; we haven't had one yet."
And then he showed why his own presidential bid in 1996 quickly crashed and burned, calling the United States "a nation of whiners."