Many non-republicans in this country have had a sneaky suspicion that McCain’s bid for the presidency really equates to bush’s “third term”.  McCain, being the politician that he is, feverishly denies that point at every turn.  Really?  Funny, because this is what is going on right now…

(The New York Times)…

By Adam Nagourney

updated 11:00 p.m. CT, Wed., July. 2, 2008

WASHINGTON – Senator John McCain ’s presidential campaign has gone through its second shake-up in a year. Responding to Republican concerns that his candidacy was faltering, Mr. McCain put a veteran of President Bush’s 2004 campaign in charge of day-to-day operations, and stepped away from a plan to have the campaign run by 11 regional managers, Mr. McCain’s aides said Wednesday.

Great.  Look John, we’ve had enough.  Enough of bullying this country to serve the ideals of one man.  Enough being lied to and manipulated.  Enough being dragged, kicking and screaming, through the muck you call leadership.  Out with the “old”, and in with the new, fresh, and more thoroughly inclusive.  The thinking of old, white, rich men as leadership for a country is over.  This country is full of bright, young, intelligent, interactive people who will not just sit on the sideline while a handful of greedy control freaks ruin this land.  This time around, it’s going to be more than a simple changing of the guard.  This time around, we will shift our perception and take this country back.  Hey john, maybe you can snatch up the competition and threaten them into giving you the seat.  Seems like that’s what the republican party is all about.  If you’re not legally voted in, just forcefully take it.  Come on, you’re good buddy george b did it, why can’t you?  (And in case anyone missed it, I will NEVER put goerge bush’s name in caps.  He doen’t represent me, nor anyone I know.  He is not a fair representation of this nation… only of his own warped, twisted, greedy thinking.)