Nevertheless, the Solomon analogy is an interesting one considering that it is NOT really apt.
In the Bible, the whole point was that Solomon was NOT going to kill the baby, rather his threatening to do so was to “smoke out” who the real mother was. (i.e. the real mother would protest while the fake mother would acquiesce to it.)
In this case, he is actually suggesting that the “baby” actually be cut in half, not as a test but as a reality.

Nader explained this very well

- CIA now says he was a key player, and was actively working on another attack
How would a McCain presidency change this?

-Republicans Bush, and Senator McCain both went on the record about why they would not send troops into Pakistan.
Telling a key ally in a precarious situation that you’ll invade their sovereignty on an as-needed basis isn’t going to make them any more helpful to you.

-Senator McCain was Asked by Larry King during the 2008 Campaign ” If you knew where Bin Laden was in Pakistan, would you send troops in after him” McCains response ” I’m not gonna go there, Pakistan is a sovereign nation”
See above Burning American flags in the streets of an ally in the “war on terror” with a weak central government isn’t going to do us much good.

-The exact same question was asked to Then Senator Barack Obama, In the 3rd debate who simply answered ” yes” This was followed by a verbal attack from McCain , who called him ” Naive”
See above, and if Republicans were willing to p1$$ on the 4th Amendment in the name of national security do you think they’d have a problem with a surgical strike in a semi-friendly country? Both were trying to score political points, nothing more.

-It was the Republicans in 2008, who Restlessly attacked Senator Obama about his views on Pakistan. Bill O’reilly even went as far as to make fun of him during his interview before the 2008 election about his views on Pakistan.
Pakistan the country had nothing to do with this. And “restlessly”?

-Fact, if we had a McCain Palin Adminstration, Osama Would still be at Large, because McCain will not invade a sovereign nation.
I disrespectfully disagree and Am annoyed By your Random capitalizAtion.

Both Democrats and Republicans want this country to be healthy, wealthy and safe. They just have different ideas about how to get there. I think it’s important to keep that in mind when discussing politics.