Either that, or they beat him over the head once too often. If that's the case it's tragic, but you can't have a madman influencing public policy.
Your preaching to the choir. I agree.
I wrote on another similar thread last night (discussing John McCain), that I worked for 6 months leading up to the Nov. '04 election, with various anti-Kerry, pro-Bush veterans' groups........and you would be surprised how many vets told me privately that they know that "John McCain just isn't all there." i.e. he's missing a few screws.
None of them elaborated, or provided details, but lots of them said that McCain's problem is the "not-a-full-deck" problem. Too bad the voters in AZ. haven't figured that out yet, and unless or until they do, there isn't much that the rest of us can do about it.
At this point, one can almost be assured that if conservatives are on the verge of major victories, John McCain will devise a way to wreck the plan, and defeat us!
Rush thinks that McCain has been engaging in "pay back" for what he perceives as insults from the Bush people during the 2000 primary season......and that everything he does is to thwart George W. Bush. That's worse than simply being a RINO! I'm not sure what his new label ought to be.
Char