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Transitions From POWs to Bush IIIs What more avid proponent of war than McCain? His anger and pain must be somebody's gain. Six years in jail, though slow, is one way of becoming a hero, At least to those Bushies whose role in that long ago war was zero, Bushies preoccupied making heros in their wonderful world of Guantanamo, Where ev'ry detainee's aspiring to be a Congressman, Senator or CEO, Or an angry chief of state like that arbiter of pain, Their prototype and mentor, "But they hurt me" John McCain. What more avid proponent of war than McCain? His anger and pain must be somebody's gain. He thought by backing Bushie on his Crusade in Iraq He might protect Nebraska from a terrorist attack By confiscating UN sactioned oil even while cutting back On those knowledgeable Baathists whom they were letting Paul Bremer sack, Future angry chiefs of state like that arbiter of pain, Their nemesis but mentor, "But they hurt me" John McCain. What more avid proponent of war than McCain? His anger and pain must be somebody's gain. If Cheney and Bush were to cast a less than judicial aspersion To which McCain's new wife Cindy showed a decidedly hostile aversion, Like the time his first wife's Siamese peed on her precious inherited Persian, Rest assured that Old Mac would then go to war attempting an in-house diversion To prove he was still chief of state, Bushie's arbiter of pain, The new prototype for heros, the PR genius McCain.
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