Well, Senator McCain, who some are calling Senator McCrazy, Senator McCain is back, is sucking

up to the drive by media and taking cheap shots at President Bush. He was in Ohio yesterday,

campaigning for and with Senator Mike DeWine said this at a news conference.

I think one of the issues we made was underestimating the size of the task and the sacrifice

it would be required. Stuff happens, mission accomplished, last throws, few dead enders.

I'm more familiar with those statements than anyone else because it greets me so much that we

have not told the American people how tough and difficult this task would be.

I'm going to go back. I have a quote here from President Bush on April 28th of 2003.

I mean, I read that quote to you. Iraq can be an example of peace and prosperity and freedom

to the entire Middle East. It will be a hard journey, but in every step of the way,

Iraq will have a steady friend in the American people. I am not aware of the President.

I'm not aware of myself ever thinking this was going to be a cakewalk,

and I'm not aware of the administration making the case. I think that mission accomplished

banner on board the aircraft carrier. Some could say that was misleading, but the mission at that

time was accomplished. That was getting rid of Saddam. The war in Iraq actually was quite successful

and didn't take very long. It is the aftermath, the quest for peace, so to speak,

that is taking a long time. I don't think the President misled anybody about it. Anyway,

here is what McCain wanted. He wanted coverage on all the evening news, the cable channels,

drive by media, Agilation McCain, McCain McCain, McCain McCain, and he got it. Here's a montage.

The Senator McCain says that the administration misled the public about the war.

Led the public to think it would be a day at the beach. War of words, Senator John McCain

comes out swinging and accusing the President of misleading the American people,

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