[2ndDivisionVet]

Senator John McCain must not only be defeated in the presidential primaries, but in the senatorial primary next time he runs for reelection!! Whatever honor he gained from his military service has been squandered and nullified by his foolish, illegal, unconstitutional and traitorous actions as a United States Senator!! If I thought we could impeach him, I’d call for that!

[Tennessee Nana]

BOOOHOOHOOHOOHOOHOOOOOOOOOO

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

BWAAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAHAAAAAAAAA

[EnglishOnly]

Lawless Johnny................

Stick a fork in Lawless Johnny!

Looking forward to voting his sorry hyde right out of office. The only straight talk he ever gave was his name, after that he’s as crooked as the day is long.

[DTogo]

McCain '08: The D.O.A. Express

[dk/coro]

Vet — I thought my contempt for McCain was quite substantial, but m hat is off to you, mate.

I despise every aspect of that charlatan’s (lack) of character with unbridled passion — fellow Naval Aviator notwithstanding.

As an aside, McCain’s father was a close personal friend — from Makalapa and Camp Smith days in the 60’s. The Admiral must be spinning in his grave.

Have a great week ahead.

[Jeff Chandler]

In some ways, a legislative victory would have been a political win for the straight-talker. Those primary voters most unhappy with his position on immigration are equally angry with the Arizona senator on other issues. Those were votes he was not going to win anyway.

AKA Republicans.

[flowerplough]

“We are glad to see Rudy’s criticism of the Democrats’ not understanding the terrorists’ war on us is starting to register with them,” she said in a statement. “John Edwards’ track record of predicting election outcomes speaks for itself.”

“”John Edwards’ track record of predicting election outcomes...”? He did read the Carolina voters’ mood well enough to decline to run for reelection. He apparently preferred running for President as “former Senator” to campaigning as “ousted loser”.

[George W. Bush]

Those primary voters most unhappy with his position on immigration are equally angry with the Arizona senator on other issues. Those were votes he was not going to win anyway.

No. McStain has lost millions of votes who have added themselves to the lists of those who would never vote for him, even in the general. I'm one of them and had been saying until recently that I would, if necessary, vote for him in the general election. No more. He's now on my no-votes-ever list along with the leftwing mayor.

McStain and Kyl are causing a meltdown of the AZ GOP on this. Hundreds, perhaps thousands, renouncing their party membership, going independent.