Wikirealpolitik
Apparently John McCain knows how to use the Internet after all. Taegen Goddard's Political Insider notes some similarities between passages in McCain's speech on the Georgia crisis and passages in the Wikipedia entry on Georgia.
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1 comment:
To be fair, let's remember Obama was accused of the same thing earlier this year by the Clinton Camp. I detest both candidates, but at least McCain's people made an attempt to change the wording from Wiki. The Old Fart was just paraphrasing factual information; Obama's writers apparently lifted words of inspiration, which just seems a little bit dirtier to me. The man's a far, far cry from MLK , FDR or JFK. He needs to just talk like a normal human being and drop the messiah crap.
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