[Cicero]

This doesn’t even begin to suggest the real reasons why McCain lost. It certainly wasn’t because he supported victory in Iraq. I notice that there is no mention of McCain Feingold or the McCain Kennedy amnesty bill, or old albatrosses hanging around his neck like the POW-MIA betrayal, because that might give leftist readers the wrong ideas.

[Carry_Okie]

I notice that there is no mention of McCain Feingold or the McCain Kennedy amnesty bill, or old albatrosses hanging around his neck like the POW-MIA betrayal, because that might give leftist readers the wrong ideas.

Or the Gang of 14.

[Mr. Silverback]

This doesn’t even begin to suggest the real reasons why McCain lost. It certainly wasn’t because he supported victory in Iraq.

Yep. I suspect all the money he isn't getting is going to Rudy, Mitt and Fred, all of whom support victory. If supporting victory was the reason for his trouble, Ron Paul would be raising more money than any candidate in history.

[Petronski]

The "grand bargain" on immigration was announced May 18.

[Alberta's Child]

Make no mistake about it . . . McCain's position on Iraq was very much a part of his campaign's demise.

Calling for a massive commitment of troops in a war halfway around the world whose only purpose is to prop up an Islamic government -- while at the same time pushing for the legalization of 12-20 million foreign invaders and continued unfettered access across our southern border -- exposed McCain as a total fraud.

Good riddance to this jack@ss. He was never a serious candidate to begin with, and will be remembered as an over-hyped mediocrity who was nothing more than a media construct.

[colorado tanker]

Don’t forget the judges. We have a lot fewer conservatives in the lower federal courts now because of McQueeg and his Gang of 14 crap. And now that the Senate has flipped to the Dims, the door is closed on more.

[Inwoodian]

Don’t forget the Keating Five.