[cake_crumb]

He’s not “loyally opposed” to Hillary, though.

[rabscuttle385]

He's loyal to Obama, and he always opposes the Republicans.

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[Tarpon]

With a following of two, his wife and Gramnesty. Big crowd.

[webschooner]

Funny thang, I haven’t noticed Juan doing any opposin’ of OBammy yet ...

[bestintxas]

worthless drivel from a loser.

He is so sorry an individual without any spine at all as he prefers taking on fellow Republicans rather than Reid.

see these articles on his “spirited opposition” to Hillary’s confirmation.

http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/cornyn-yields-senate-debates-clinton-nomination-2009-01-21.html

Clinton also won support from GOP presidential candidate John McCain (R-Ariz.) and his ally, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), both of whom said they believe Clinton will succeed in the job and that the country needs a secretary of State as quickly as possible, given growing tensions in the Middle East, North Korea and Afghanistan.

“We shouldn’t delay,” McCain said. “We need to immediately move forward ... I would remind all my colleagues we had an election and we also had a remarkable and historic time [Tuesday] and this nation has come together as it has not for some time.”

And this one on his disgraceful rebuke of Cornyn.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1836861/posts

He needs to be sent back to the hole he came from.

[Islander7]

I am thrilled to learn McCain has such a high opinion of himself.

Hey John, in order to OPPOSE an issue you have to actually disagree.

[Le Chien Rouge]

Sen. John McCain Says He Views Himself as the “Loyal Opposition” to President Obama .....

No...John Mccain is the Judas Iscariot to the conservative movement.....

[WellyP]

For many years Sen McCain had a spine. I hope that he finds it and reinstalls it. I am very sorry and it hurts me beyond anything most of you can know to say I doubt that will happen.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

"...the principles he ran his campaign on..."
Name one.

[arthurus]

So far he has shown a ration of “loyal” without any “opposition.”

[Just mythoughts]

Oh so did lord McCain tell Bama he had no power and authority to tell Republicans they could not listen to Rush??? There does seem to be some coincidence in lord McCain's campaign guy going across the pond to claim it was Rush's fault lord McCain lost.

[The Sons of Liberty]

A bit too “loyal” for my tastes.

[laweeks]

He’s like a rash that you can’t reach . . . it just won’t go away . . . kinda’ like Hitlery, her sexual predator husband, Kookcinich, Algore, etc.

[Beckwith]

Ha!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

No, John McCain is the “loser”. He has a great big letter ‘L’ on his forehead. Not just for his faux Republicanism, but because he doesn’t even have the chutzpah to switch parties.

[arfan]

Memo to John:

You will not be the candidate in 2012. You lost,and we will not back you in any primary.

You are not our friend or ally.

Please retire soon, and let somebody with a true conservative spine go work in Washington.

You and the RINOs in the RNC let our nation down when we needed a true conservative the most.

[jetson]

Go away John.

[wagyu steak]

Yes, we've seen his "principles" up close:

Too honourable to tell the truth about Obambo : a liar and a Socialist who's mentor's a terrorist, and an obviously dishonest politician.
Not honourable enough to tell the truth about Romney in FL: a (mostly) conservative and (mostly) honest politician.

Senator McCain, how could we doubt your good intent? Or for that matter your judgement?

Speaking of Sen McCain's (R? Media) judgement... during the campaign, didn't McCain say Obingo was "honest" and that he'd "make a great president"?

I guess it really does take one to know one!