[John Cena]

I never thought I'd say this, but John McCain is right. He'll never get my vote in the primairy and I'd have to swallow real hard to vote for him if he got the nomination. But over Obama or Hillary, I think I could do it. Fortunantly, I don't think that's a problem I have to worry about because I think McCain lost whatever slim shot he had at the nomination with his support for Amnesty.

[HarmlessLovableFuzzball]

And what flag is McCain waving ?

[The Blitherer]

So, I take it McCain finally showed up for a vote?

[Niteranger68]

In all honesty, McCain lost his shot several years ago. He’s been an jerk-off SOB since the 2000 election.

[Nervous Tick]

>> used the largely derided term of “Democrat Party” instead of Democratic Party

Good for Mitt!

(I would prefer that he use even *more* derisive terms, but I realize he’d get into trouble, so I’ll take what I can get...)

[roses of sharon]

Thankyou Sen McCain and Gov Romney, for calling out the commie vampires!

[TexanSniper]

I guess mccain must be desperately trying shift attention away from his involvement with La Raza and the master plan to aid and abet this nation’s aliens infiltrators.

[finnman69]

gotta give props to McCain for this

Obama and Hillary are both pandering worms.

[hunter112]

Clinton and Obama earned praise from the party's left flank, which has been pushing for a quick end to the war and is an important part of the Democratic base in the primaries.

Whoever wrote this is just not paying attention to the moonbat news, over at the DUmmies, the witch and the magic negro are being pilloried for waiting until after this had passed to cast their 'no' votes. Further, the left-wing nutjobs are incensed that someone who would be the leader of their party would not persuade a majority of Rats to vote no, as well.

On the other hand, this story is nothing but McCain trying to scream as his candidacy spins down the drain. He peaked about six months ago, just before Rudy announced.