[HardStarboard]

McCain, God bless his service to America, has lost a step in the intellectual acumen department.

That's my problem with him. He had no idea, when questioned, that Z Visa's were "de facto amnesty". His temper flared and he argued vehemently that it wasn't so. And he was the author of the damn bill.

The other day, when he flubbed a pretty basic question on the economy, his excuse, after spending 20+years in the Senate, was " I'm not as up on economic issues as I ought to be"!

I love the guy for his service to the US, but he is no longer Presidential material. He's down a notch in the "sharpness" quotient! His temper is, I feel, under tight wraps for the campaign, and will certainly surface at some later date, win (God forbid) or lose!

[JaneNC]

Can’t you see the Dem ads now? McCrazy getting mad and hitting the red button.
They have already reference this already.
I think Edwards said it...already.

Red-faced screaming...

[jwparkerjr]

One of the things that really bothers me about McCain is that when he says he’s changed his mind it’s not because he has come to believe differently, only that more are against an idea than for the idea. He keeps saying he’s ‘gotten the message’ about immigration, that people want the borders enforced first. He does not believe that it’s wrong to provide amnesty, in any form, to the millions who broke the law and came here illegally. It would be different if he said that he had changed how he feels about immigration, but he doesn’t. The message he has gotten is that he can’t win, at this time, not the message that what he believes is wrong and he should change that belief.