Why should John McCain not be considered the most traitorous of Americans, given that he

[hisownpetard]

categorically states that he alone "knows how" to: catch bin Laden, solve the energy crisis, fix the
financial catastrophe in progress and "win" the war.

He keeps saying, "I'll end this financial crisis. I know how to do it."
"I know how to win wars."
"I'll catch bin Laden. I know how. I can do it."

If we accept any one of the above statements as being true, then we must also assume that he is holding onto this
special fund of knowledge he has until he is elected President (cough, cough); in which case, I submit, his
political ambition is so consuming as to supercede the good of the country.

"Country first"?

C'mon, John - tell the military NOW how to get bin Laden.
Tell Hank Paulson NOW how to end this financial nosedive that's bringing the whole world down to its knees.
Tell us NOW how to end the energy crisis, without waiting 10 years for the first drops of Alaskan oil to be pumped.
And tell Bush NOW how to "win" this unwinnable war, so maybe a couple of lives can be saved between now and Jan. 20th.

Don't keep all this golden knowledge to yourself. I mean, just what kind of man are you?

[Cronus Protagonist]

1. He's a traitor because he broke under interrogaton a long time ago

And daily, he reveals himself to be a coward to boot.