It's the Country of Georgia, Not the State - It is important to clarify this to my Republican Friends.

John McCain criticized Senator Obama during Obama’s trip to Europe suggesting that there is only one President of the United Sates and that Obama should not present himself as such. Yet Senator McCain, in Presidential style felt the need to suggest that the United States should come to grips with the Russian invasion of Georgia. A cynic may think that John McCain’s current Foreign Relations advisor Randy Scheunemann may have had something to do with John McCain’s approach to Russia’s invasion of Georgia (It is important to be really clear to Republicans, the Russians invaded the Country of Georgia and not the State of Georgia just north of Florida). John McCain suggested that no civilized, democratic country would invade another country in the 21st Century. I guess he forgot that the United States invaded and has occupied Iraq for, hmmm, five years, in the 21st Century John McCain drew his saber, perhaps the only saber left in the US since all our other sabers are busy fighting the other phony Republican war in Iraq. Exactly how many wars do Republicans need to accomplish their goal of bringing this country to its knees? How bankrupt do they need to make our Country to satisfy their need to destroy Roosevelt’s “Great Society”? Is there no incentive to stop them? Where are the Christians when real social issues are at stake? Guess they all went shopping.

Bart