"The point here is that Senator McCain
and I agree on the big picture,
where it is that the country needs to go."
SARAH PALIN, 28 MAR. 2010
"[McCain] is part of the Tea Party movement."
SARAH PALIN, 28 MAR. 2010
Posted on 07/31/2011 5:31:34 PM PDT by rabscuttle385
Former GOP presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, who this week referred to Tea Party lawmakers as "hobbits," publicly criticized Pennsylvania's Pat Toomey Sunday during an unusual unscripted debate on the Senate floor.
McCain, who appeared to be having a great 'ol time during a back and forth with Democrat Majority Whip Sen. Dick Durbin, referred to Toomey and those who share his views as "terrible."
(snip)
"...the terrible obstructionists on this side of the aisle, the terrible people, their flawed philosophical views about the future of America..."
(Excerpt) Read more at blogs.mcall.com ...
"The point here is that Senator McCain
and I agree on the big picture,
where it is that the country needs to go."
SARAH PALIN, 28 MAR. 2010
"[McCain] is part of the Tea Party movement."
SARAH PALIN, 28 MAR. 2010
This delusional POS has got to go!
He has become a bad parody of Jimmy Carter, desperately trying to avoid fading into irrelevance.
John, please resign now and perhaps salvage what precious little dignity you may have left.
As well as a fraud enabler and a Grade A p***k. Makes quite a poster boy for the GOP, doesn't he?
Mr. niteowl77
Judas!
McCain and his pal Durbin are two of the crooked sleazebags who put the country on the edge of bankruptcy to begin with.
Now they ridicule people who are trying to save the country and restore the Republic!
It’s too bad we are no longer permitted to tar and feather politicians. These two would be good candidates to restart the tradition.
McCain knows he will not be reelected in 2012.
McCain's private polling and counting of his high value contributors are indicating serious problems. Add to this the sustained popularity of Sarah Palin and McCain knows he is in serious trouble.
His options are leave without losing or leave after losing.
Both options are extremely damaging to his self image and he is reacting accordingly.
So much for the respect and geniality Senators are supposed to show each other, not to mention Reagan’s 11th Commandment.
Go away, Johnny. Just go away.
He handled himself with honor as a POW and got almost every bone in his body broken for his trouble........
“This freak has lost his mind. Typical of Democrats but a Republican? Wow!”
Dims don’t eat their own. They may have tantrums but they follow orders and goose step where their leadership tells them to go.
he is not up for reelection in 2012.
God is going to have to give him a heart attack to get him out of the Senate.
Well said, and AMEN!
The essence of a RINO is that he has a visceral and personal dislike for conservatives.
” The essence of a RINO is that he has a visceral and personal dislike for conservatives.”
Sniff..........I smell McCain
I believe it was the third plane he had crashed in his career.
He turned his back on the MIAs.
McCain and the POW Cover-Up
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2528401/posts
And what would have been the consequences if he didn’t?
That would be 760 'squad leaders' state-wide, with 5 'volunteers' each to get 100 signatures each. I'm sure you can sucker enough Rats and Indies to help do the dirty work.
“He handled himself with honor as a POW...”
There is disagreement with that statement by some former POWs.
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