McCain: Wrong Twice In One Article

II suppose this is experience at work,

McCain, who was with Bush on Monday and yesterday for a swing through New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado, pointedly addressed AARP, the 35 million-member group for people 50 and older that has galvanized opposition to Bush’s plan among senior citizens. Choosing his words carefully, McCain accused opponents of wanting to wait to make a change until 2042, the year its reserve funds are projected to be depleted, leaving it with more financial obligations than money.

“I want to say to our friends in the AARP, and they are my friends, come to the table with us,” McCain said. “We not only have an obligation to seniors, but we have an obligation to future generations.”

Also yesterday, McCain said the conclusions of a commission investigating intelligence failures on weapons of mass destruction should not lead to new questions about whether the Iraq war was justified.

“America, the world and Iraq is better off for what we did in bringing democracy,” McCain said.

The dude just says whatever he thinks the audience wants to hear.