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"What struck me was the profound intellectual respect that each of them accorded the other," Orban said. "These were statesmen who are rising to an occasion — people who have a common philosophy, just with different particulars.
"The level of mutual respect and admiration was really striking — you don't see that often."
Demme said he thought the representation would go a long way to show McCain is willing to look past party lines.
And screw with our freedom of political speech as in McCain/Feingold, for instance. The respect the political class have for each other doesn't impress me at all. There's a lot of junk going on in Washington, D.C. and I want someone who's going to challenge the establishment on behalf of the interests of the people, not pat the politicians on their backs.
Most of the time when politicians are getting along the people are getting the shaft; Look at events in Harrisburg in recent years.
