[independentmind]

All of this has convinced me that my decision not to vote for McCain in 2008 was the correct one. He simply doesn’t have the temperament or judgement to be President.

[9YearLurker]

Palin’s decision to support him post-2008 is a major mistake bordering on national betrayal.

She would say it was out of loyalty to him for adding her to his ticket, but that’s no different than the good ol’ boy you-scratch-my-back that she has always otherwise railed against.

[Buckeye McFrog]

He’s also an idiot.

He engaged in a piece of cloak-and-dagger where apparently so many other people knew about it, and could not be relied on to keep quiet, that he was forced to come clean.

[grania]

Think back to the early primaries leading up to the 2008 election. Mike Huckabee was gaining traction, and a lot of 'pubs were real unhappy about some things about McCain. Then, out of nowhere it seems, McCain was DECLARED the prohibitive favorite and it was understood he was so far ahead he was assured the nomination. On the dems side, Kucinich was doing real well with the progressives but that leadership withheld support of Kucinich and propped up O. Both nominations were rigged. We got what the invisible hand wanted that time....hand selecting the nominees, so us little people end up losing before the election even happens.

Now, Insane McCain is way too involved in this fiasco and possibly with getting the fake intel to the media. I have to bring up this possibility....is McCain a CIA asset?

[Mad_as_heck]

As much as I despise Obama we really dodged an H-bomb avoiding “President McCain.” Totally nuts....

[tillacum]

McCain’s Grandfather and Father were admirals. McCain ran for President so he would outrank then. (My thoughts). But
I do believe McCain was brainwashed while he was a POW patient in N Vietnam.