Reply #27: he loves AZ Reps like JD Hayworth, John Shadegg

[Wetzelbill]

and probably would marry John McCain, if it were not for his staunch personal support of family values, lol.

Yeah in a way he identifies with them. Money is important to him somewhat, but his idea of being rich is making 50 thousand a year. He and I are both from the same Indian reservation in MT. His biggest problem is spin. He eats up propaganda, has no ability to think critically and does not know how to form his own opinion. For example, if John McCain said something then he would accept that a fact, without ever looking further into it. John McCain could say the color red was actually blue and he'd believe it. He also watches Fox constantly and would reiterate the old Sean Hannity lines that the AEI got from Khidir Hamza that Saddam nearly had a nuke etc. He was floored when I said in May 2003 that we would not find a single WMD of any kind in Iraq. He thought I was nuts, because Sean Hannity, McCain and everybody else said we'd find them. Well, by that summer, he started apologizing to me about how he was wrong and the war was going badly. Of and on he flip flops on whether he's pro-war or not, depending on what he hears on the news. Mainly I find his views to be simplistically black and white in an incredibly complex and grey world.