Did anyone else catch this in the SOTU speech

[warrior1]

at 1:13:47 minutes into the speech the president said this "If John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan could negotiate with the Soviet Union, then surely a strong and confident America can negotiate with less powerful adversaries today."

The camera went to McCain. Look at the expression on his face. I'm not sure if he looked stunned like he never thought of that before or he was pissed. It was great none the less.

[JaneyVee]

1. It was a great line, and McCain knew it was. Showed GOP hypocrisy as well.

[spanone]

2. mccain supports war, not much else

[MiniMe]

3. I think he had gas

[Gothmog]

4. I also saw this

[fadedrose]

5. McCain had a silly smile on his face..

Like Rachel would say, more to come, "Watch this program" and we'll see.

[Contrary1]

6. I think it was more of a smirk...

Like the President was silly to even consider negotiation. Know-it-all McCain, along with his rich warmongering pals, prefer the battlefield.

[question everything]

7. McCain was careful not to show any support

as to "confirm" the AZ GOP label as a "traitor."

[Octafish]

8. McCain's thinking ''The Intervention in Dallas.''

It was the phrase McCain used during a debate in '08. Weird word, perhaps ''Intervention'' is a code for removal from office by assassination.



These three DUers noticed:

Hootinholler:

Anyone else notice McCane referred to the Kennedy assasination as an intervention?


chimpsrsmarter

From the debate-McCain" before the intervention of the tragedy at Dallas."


stubtoe

The "intervention" at Dallas?

President Kennedy was not killed by an intervention.
It appears he was killed by an act of the state --
or people in authority --
acting together.
And that is what is so hard for people to believe.
Perhaps less so today.
Thanks to Snowden.