[GoLightly]

You do know that there isn’t actually a button, right?

[ComputerGuy]

Don’t worry America. I might be Affirmative Action, but I can handle the technology.

[Doug TX]

I can see Chris Rock making a joke of this and thus mocking the drones voting for him. Stupidity is somehow comforting to them.

[Rocko]

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[SERKIT]

Use of nuclear strike capability? Don’t worry, call me if you need me. I won’t come in the the situation room, I’ll stay out with my peeps and call you occasionally, but I won’t need a desk for the buck that never stops here.

[WellyP]

This is total BS! I will admit to being a fairly left of center guy on some issues but this is WAY out of bounds.

Obama should not be trusted and can not be trusted!

[exit82]

McCain is 72, and he manages to push the right button.

[Bommer]

So then the moral of the story is:

McCain not technically smart enought to operate a computer!

Obama too damn stupid to push a button!

[daddydoo]

In the Legislative voting process, a member ALWAYS has the ability to change his vote, even after the vote is taken. He pressed the button he meant to push.

[Straight Vermonter]

I believe they are allowed to change their votes if they realize they have voted in error.

[twhitak]

I guess he meant to press the “present” button.

[Calpernia]

>>>”I pressed the wrong button by accident,” he said.

From the mouth of the one that wants control over the football.

[G Larry]

With a long habit of voting “present”, not knowing the relative locations of the “yes” and “no” button is understandable.

[NonValueAdded]

“99 to 1, ha ha! What nimrod voted for that bill??? What? Me??? I did not! Really? Mr. President! Mr. President, I wish to correct an error with my vote.” That is how it would have gone down if he pushed the wrong button.

[G Larry]

Let’s ensure Obama’s return to the Sentate, where he can learn the location of the “present”, “yes”, and “no” buttons.

[rfp1234]

Another ready-made campaign ad.

[dr_who]

LOL! I was thinking the same thing before I saw your picture.
Still searching for the complete Men at Work “It’s a Mistake” video on YouTube.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

The irony is overwhelming...

Remember that in 2000, Al Gore based his claim to the Oval Office on the assertion that people who wanted to vote for him were too stupid to know how to punch a hole in piece of paper?

[dr_who]

It's a mistake!

[Kevmo]

Is this from the Onion?