[rabscuttle385]

...for reportedly preferring President Obama to the Republican incumbent senator.

Really, Juan?

"I have to tell you, [Obama] is a decent person, a person that you
do not have to be scared [of] as president of the United States."
U.S. SEN. JOHN MCCAIN, 10 OCT. 2008

[UCFRoadWarrior]

Its beyond obvious....heck I would even say “Statement of Fact”....that John McCain’s internal polling shows him losing to JD.....no one so far ahead in media “polls” has ever been this desperate around election time.

George Soros is nervous about McCain

[VictoryGal]

Wow. This is a new low, even for McVain.

[Melchior]

With the polls showing McCain far ahead, why the desperation?

[MaggieCarta]

Buck McCain!

:) 'Morning, all!

[mike_9958]

I don't live in AZ, but I wouldn't vote for McCain for the position of town crier. In the end he will screw his constituents because really - why should he care what they think. The dude is like 76 years old. Old representatives are always a pain because they work for themselves. Mandartory retirement should be part of the government as well - yeah I'm old enough to say it.

[kittymyrib]

If his political schemes work as well as they did in ‘08, Hayworth can start packing for D.C.
Retire, McCain. You aren’t improving your legacy.

[TomGuy]

McCain approaches $20 million in campaign spending

Friday, August 13, 2010 8:28:53 PM · 28 of 47
TomGuy to rabscuttle385

$20 million for a job that has an annual salary of $174,000.

What is wrong with this picture?

[stilloftyhenight]

Give to the McCain Retirement Fund-Help JD win! www.jdforsenate.com/

[catfish1957]

McCain throws more mud in one week in a primary , than he did in the entire presidental campaign. You may call me crazy, but I am thinking more and more that he threw the election.

[Kenny]

Boy, if only he’d fought that hard to win in 2008.

[TheThinker]

I prefer my nastiest enemies to a snake that would stab freedom in the back while pretending to champion it.

It's sort of like preferring a kick in the head as opposed to a kick in the crotch.

[Steamburg]

We must assume he meant this in the most flattering way. He had to mean the Obama who he, McLame, endorsed, supported and helped elect.
From an honored navy pilot who thrust himself onto the people by promoting his misfortunes of war; to a miserable, little, disingenuous, oxygen thief what a sad story, even for a prostitute.

[stansblugrassgrl]

McCain has done gone off the deep end. Anyone who knows anything thing about JD knows he is not in Obama’s camp. As a good friend would say, “McCain is a cheesy maroon”. (I have no idea what that is, but it sounds bad!!)

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

He threw the Election [McCain] in order to get the ball rolling on racial separations it's a plan well thought out by both sides the only way they can lord over us is to try and confuse situations so much that it divides us racially Hayworth may be a fine presidential candidate but People who voted for Obama voted for him not because of his promises but because they thought it was time for a Black man to be in office...

Obama has just about destroyed any hope of a Black man being president unless he can prove he is actually a man for the people not just a man for power

McCain is a Power broker In matter of fact he's wishy washy on everything from immigration to border security and race to free speech it all goes back to that Whole hemisphere lets all be one world crap .

War hero or not he's playing both sides to the middle and the middle is riddled with trappings of socialism the whole political system likes the way the common folk are right now as long as were at each others throats and not theirs they could care less who is in power and which direction the country goes to or from ...

They have all proven that by wiping their backsides with the Constitution and they use the bill of rights as a sounding board when ever they want the people to go in a certain direction or if the marching orders direct them to the lesser freedom of “we the people”