[TexasCajun]

What a guy!

Trashing his own party once again.

[2ndDivisionVet]

ALL 45 OF THEM?!

[Squantos]

Mccain is such a POS .......who are these idiots voting for his shamnesty presidency ?!?!?!?

[austinaero]

Wow. Wonder what he’d say if he were President and someone at the U.N. had a criticism of him.....

Hmmm.

I really like the guy personally. I do not, do NOT want to see him become POTUS.

[Doogle]

McCain attacks Senate GOP critics

????..whats new?

[FormerLib]

Blow it out your McCain, John!

[BibChr]

Cochran’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment

But they could have simply said, "QED."

[pallis]

McCain hates conservative, Republican Senators. He will work hard with Democrats to beat his Republican enemies.

[henbane]

Cochran: "He is erratic. He is hotheaded. He loses his temper and he worries me."
"The thought of his being president sends a cold chill down my spine."

McDangerous

[Natural Law]

Surprised? Don't forget that McCain was the only Republican member of the Keating Five Scandle. Not only does he vote with Dems most of the time, but he steals accepts unlawful money with them too.

[gathersnomoss]

McCain is trashing the opposition party. He is a liberal Democrat.

[calcowgirl]

“He is erratic. He is hotheaded. He loses his temper and he worries me.”

And Cochran was being nice!

[pogo101]

No class. And I’ll explain —

Just suppose, for the sake of argument, that Thad Cochran and Rick Santorum are big, dumb jerks who dislike McCain for all the WRONG reasons. Suppose further that it were true that both men are poorly-regarded Senators (although I have no idea how THAT would be determined objectively). Hypothetically, OK?

EVEN IF SO, a CLASSY guy would respond to such challenges with,

“Well, [name of interviewer], they’re good men, too, and I sure wish I could have EVERYone’s support. But I’ve made mistakes and learned from them. I hope that, should I be fortunate enough to win my party’s nomination, I will be able to win back their support, unite this nation and win in November.”

THAT would be classy.

Is “classy” a requirement for President? Hell, no. But it sure helps win (general) elections ... and wasn’t McCain supposed to be the Electable One (tm)?

[technomage]

saying they “are not the most respected members of the United States Senate.”

Nice of him to bring the party together. Interesting approach though, trashing sitting Senators of his own party.

That dementia and temper are kicking in.

Has he released any health records???

I would like to know exactly what meds he it taking and for what.

[Uri’el-2012]

[cvq3842]

I oppose McCain for the GOP nomination for two reasons:

1 - I’m afraid he’ll lose in November.

2 - I’m afraid he’ll win in November.

Not a happy prospect either way, in my opinion.

[paul51]

This must be an example of his strategy to reconcile the GOP. I hope he goes down to defeat, hopefully in the primaries but if necessary, the general election. He is not fit to represent the party in a presidential election or lead the country.

[Free Vulcan]

Excellent opportunity to remind GOP voters that he is indeed well respected among the likes of Ted Kennedy, Hillary Clinton, Russ Feingold, Joe Lieberman, Schumer, Rangle, among others.

[isrul]

I suppose people can disagree about Romney. But the fact that any conservative would not realize McCain is unfit for the office, is kind of scary. Too old, unstable, dishonest, dishonorable. He’s a seasoned practitioner of betrayal. He mocks conservatives by claiming to be the “True conservative”. Yet some perversity compels some to support and defend him. Are they so frightened of Hillary, they would embrace a man who may be quite mad?

[dbacks]

He is a train wreck looking for a broken rail. The MSM will willingly provide it very soon.

[Xenophon450]

I believe his name is derived from the latin, McAnus. ;-)