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Baghdad Is Now Safe! (According To John McCain) Posted by Pile (11286 views) [E-Mail link] [Liars] During an interview on "The Situation Room" this afternoon, John McCain told Wolf Blitzer that he needs to "get up to speed" and stop reporting three-month-old news from Iraq. According to McCain, the surge is working and the streets of Baghdad are safe for Americans to go strolling down. The only problem? Michael Ware, who is, ya know, in Baghdad, says McCain hasn't a clue… UPDATE: McCain goes to Baghdad.. kind of like Debbie Does Dallas except more people get screwed. "Honestly, Wolf, you'll barely last twenty minutes out there. I dont know what part of Neverland Senator McCain is talking about when he says we can go strolling in Baghdad."   1 Article displayed.

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