Here's a McCain story I haven't read here:

[PCIntern]

I have it on reliable info that he was in the Philly suburbs a short time ago at the house of a real estate mogul and his wife in the Bryn Mawr/Rosemont area. This is, and I'm not kidding, a 25000+ square foot home. McCain begins his talk by saying, and I'm paraphrasing but not by much: "Democrats want everyone to have a house, Republicans want everyone to have a house like this!".

This particular reals estate tycoon claims that he started out as a 'shoe salesman' and has become wealthy beyond belief. It's the American Dream right?

Wotta load of shit.

[NanceGreggs]

1. I don't want to nit-pick, but ...

... did he happen to mention how Republican policies somehow lead to everyone having "a house like this"?

Just wonderin' ... :shrug:

[The_Casual_Observer]

2. If thats what the republicans really want for us then they have utterly

and completely failed us. What a thing to say! He and bush have to be the dumbest people I could ever imagine.

[napi21]

3. Well damn, and I was blming McNut's bad week on Gramm. It's NOT!

It's McNut AND the people he surrounds himself with too! I can only assume that nobody in his campaign told him THIS is the way to getr independent votes!

[Muttocracy]

4. sounds similar to this older quote which must have been from 2000

I wonder if it's like the other lines McCain recycles?

http://terry.kovax.org/politics/ - think it's a book review from 2005 - you could track down that book I guess

"But he's truly a terrific human being, which I'll illustrate with one more line. At a fundraiser, held per usual at some rich guy's house, McCain says, "The difference between us and President Clinton is that President Clinton believes that everyone should own a home. Rich and I believe that everyone should own a house like this." So I like John McCain."

[PCIntern]

6. Good find...

I'll pass it along to my buddy who gave me the story in the first place...his wife's a 'mole' in the local republic campaign - there's a lot going on behind the scenes here in the 5 county Philly area.

[spag68]

5. By everyone

he means everyone in the country club set. Women, blacks, hispanics, blue collar workers, excluded.

[Douglas Carpenter]

7. I guess then that means "everyone" will have lots and lots of servants

or at least all the right people will - and all the servants simply will not count as people

[PCIntern]

8. They're people but

they're the 'other' people...

[JustAnotherGen]

9. Spoken like a man

Who found his Sugar Mama.