[NormsRevenge]

Senator John McCain(R-AZ) speaks to the audience at the reception for Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate Mike McGavick in Seattle, Wash., Tuesday March, 21, 2006. McGavick, 47, said McCain's independent streak and his reputation as a straight-talking reformer align perfectly with his own campaign themes. (AP Photo/Kevin P. Casey)

[NormsRevenge]

McGavick, a former chief of staff and campaign manager for U.S. Sen. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., praised McCain as "my role model for what a United States senator ought to be."

[MNJohnnie]

How much did they pay you Sen? Curious how you wrote an exemption into your McCain-Feingold assult on Free Speech rights for the tribes

[Mo1]

later read

[ncountylee]

"McCain said, adding that Republicans must be ready to address the problem in a humane, sensitive way."

The wall can be named humane.

[kingu]

McCain said the U.S. needs a guest worker program because "there are jobs Americans won't do."

Here's a job this American won't be doing: voting for you. So if you need guest workers to get that job done, you just keep moving forward on this crud. Last time I drove through East LA, there wasn't a lot of interest in folks becoming Americans. Those weren't American flags hanging from the apartment windows, nor were those signs in English.

Oh, and stop trying to play both sides of the street. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you've learned how to play the game, to play Indian politics with the best of them. But remember: there is nothing so dirty as Indian politics. That tribe that smiles upon you today will be the one that will put the dagger in your back tomorrow.

[WideGlide]

"Kerry and I screwed the POW/MIAs and their families. I screwed the Indians. And if you elect me President in '08 I'll do the same to the rest of America. Pull my finger!"

[philetus]

U.S. Sen. John McCain said Tuesday he is looking to change federal law regulating Indian gambling, but he has not (been paid off yet) and will not take a position on the Cowlitz Tribe's proposed casino near La Center."

[djf]

I think if they let them have the casinos, they should have made them give up the fish.

I've fished many of the rivers up here. If you get there after the fish come in, but before the indians put in the nets, the rivers are absolutely BOILING with fish.

The nets go in, about two days later, the river looks like glass.

I had an Indian offer me a fifteen pound King salmon for ten bucks. I told him, "No thanks. Do you know I spend probably ten times that in a year just to catch ONE like that?"

He threw the fish back down in the boat, popped a beer, and rowed away.

True story.

[Hank Rearden]

The corrupt McLame (am I the only one to remember the Keating Five?) is just waiting to see how much loot the Indians will dump into his bank account before deciding on his "principles" vis-a-vis Injun Gambling.

What a buttwipe. I'm rooting for The Lump in his next campaign.