McCain is running for Bush's 3rd term, specifically with war in Iraq.

P1. "Give me some sources, polls. Do you seriously think the Iraqi people are confident enough in their own security forces that they want us out?" --Yes I do. According to (http://www.worldpublicopinion.org...): "A new WPO poll of the Iraqi public finds that seven in ten Iraqis want U.S.-led forces to commit to withdraw within a year. An overwhelming majority believes that the U.S. military presence in Iraq is provoking more conflict than it is preventing and there is growing confidence in the Iraqi army. If the United States made a commitment to withdraw, a majority believes that this would strengthen the Iraqi government. Support for attacks on U.S.-led forces has grown to a majority position—now six in ten... A large majority of Iraqis—71%—say they would like the Iraqi government to ask for U.S.-led forces to be withdrawn from Iraq within a year or less. Given four options, 37 percent take the position that they would like U.S.-led forces withdrawn "within six months," while another 34 percent opt for "gradually withdraw[ing] U.S.-led forces according to a one-year timeline." Twenty percent favor a two-year timeline and just 9 percent favor "only reduc[ing] U.S.-led forces as the security situation improves in Iraq." Fifty-seven percent of Sunnis favor withdrawal in six months, with another 34 percent favoring it within a year. Shias are more evenly divided between six months (36%) and a year (38%). Few Shias favor two years (20%) or an open-ended commitment (5%). Only a third of Kurds favor withdrawal within a year or less, but two-thirds favor withdrawal within two years or less (11% six months, 24% one year, 34% two years). Thirty-one percent of Kurds favor an open-ended commitment." **Please make note off all the tables and diagrams to the left of the article. P2: "On Social Security: John McCain supports "supplementing the current Social Security system with personal accounts--but not as a substitute for addressing benefit promises that cannot be kept." Not privatizing, Smith." --According to (http://answers.yahoo.com...): Privatized Social Security is defined as what happens when income earners will be able to keep all of or a portion of the money that is withheld from their paychecks that goes towards social security. With some kind of regulation that requires the money to be invested in various kinds of accounts. you said yourself that McCain want personal accounts. That's privatizing, Captain. P3. "Anyway, can you point to me a specific time where he said he thinks sexism is alright?" According to (http://jezebel.com...): "When [John McCain] failed to wow them with his "drill here and drill now" energy plan, or his tax plan or his plan to be out of Iraq for sure by 2013, he tried a different strategy. He suggested to Cindy and the audience that she should compete in the Miss Buffalo Chip contest. What's so bad about that? Miss Buffalo Chip isn't a beauty contest in the traditional sense — it's a relatively debauched topless (and sometimes bottomless) multiday contest where women dance, jiggle and reportedly even perform blow jobs on bananas for the titillation of the spectators. And John McCain offered up his 54-year-old wife as a contestant." Sexist much? P4. "As for our standing in the world, I guess abortion doesn't fit into that argument, considering much of Europe is much more strict on abortion than us." --Ummmm. random at all?!