McCain: Tons of people want me to run for president again (yeah, okay)

The Daily Caller ^ | November 11, 2013 | Vince Coglianese, managing editor

[2ndDivisionVet]

John McCain is apparently fielding a “spate of e-mails and letters and phone calls” from people who want him to run for president again.

But, the Republican senator from Arizona told the Arizona Republic that he’s not really considering another run for the White House:

“‘Particularly since the shutdown, I’ve had a spate of e-mails and letters and phone calls saying, ‘Run for president again,” McCain told The Arizona Republic. ‘As you know, I’m seriously thinking about running for re-election to the Senate. But I think, in the words of the late Morris K. Udall, as far as my presidential ambitions are concerned, ‘The people have spoken — the bastards.””

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“‘I can assure you, I don’t see it,’ said McCain, who will turn 80 in 2016. ‘It’s not on my radar.’”

On Monday, conservative blogger Allahpundit, of Hot Air, reacted by laughing off the idea that McCain is inundated with “Run, John, run!” requests....

[God luvs America]

yes...and they’re called demoKrats....

[informavoracious]

"Tons of people want me to run..."

So just Michael Moore and Rosie O'Donnell, right?

[Windflier]

"John McCain is apparently fielding a “spate of e-mails and letters and phone calls” from people who want him to run for president again."

Sounds like Obama For America and the RNC are cranking up the phone banks.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Isn’t he getting a bit up in age to be smoking or snorting dope?

[slouper]

I know I want him to run again, off a short pier.

Rimshot!

Keeping it civil folks.

[BunnySlippers]

Maybe they are VERY fat people.

[Revolting cat!]

McCain: Tons of people

[TheConservativeParty]

In the words of Rachael Jeantel...

“That’s retarded, sir.”

[tumblindice]

“The people have spoken—the bastards.”
The feeling is mutual, Juan, you SOB.

[faithhopecharity]

What does he mean AGAIN? He didn’t run the first time. Just about all he did was to keep telling us that His opponent was a good person who we did not have to fear. McCain the islamoNazi enabler maybe. But McCain a candidate? No way, Jose. Get thee to a nursing home, preferably one with a good mental ward.

[faithhopecharity]

What does he mean AGAIN? He didn’t run the first time. Just about all he did was to keep telling us that His opponent was a good person who we did not have to fear. McCain the islamoNazi enabler maybe. But McCain a candidate? No way, Jose. Get thee to a nursing home, preferably one with a good mental ward.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

I’ve had a spate of e-mails and letters and phone calls saying, ‘Run for president again,” McCain told The Arizona Republic.

Looks like the Hillary 2016 campaign has kicked off.

[A CA Guy]

Most would be democrats.

[AdaGray]

Run Juan Run. I love a good laugh.

[ASouthernGrl]

spate Top Home > Library > Literature & Language > Dictionary (spāt) pronunciation n. A sudden flood, rush, or outpouring: "It issues a spate of words from the loudspeakers and the politicians" (Virginia Woolf). Chiefly British. A flash flood. A freshet resulting from a downpour of rain or melting of snow. A sudden heavy fall of rain.

Yo McLame, you ain't British!

[Haiku Guy]

...And they’re all Democrats!

[PressurePoint]

Don't I remember an Obama campaign ad that said McCain doesn't know how to use a computer and doesn't know what email is?

In response to the attack McCain reminded us that Obama is a good man who we would be lucky to have as president.

[ScottinVA]

“Tons of people?”

Really, John? Well, take until 2024 to think about it, then get back to us.

[Vinnie]

At approx 175 lb each, that would be about 12 people per ton.
Since ‘tons’ is plural we’ll double it.

25 people want McCain to run for president.

I’ll bet his Senate staff is larger than that.

[Joe Boucher]

Yeah,
Well i want the SOB to join those who’ve used the new Boulder Dam bypass bridge to join the after life.
Jump youPOS Juan McLame