[NormsRevenge]

But he says he gets “it” ..

hmmmm.

[cripplecreek]

What do you expect. McQueeg says immigration is a losing issue and meeting with a man who won on immigration would McQueeg look like an idiot......well more of an idiot.

[Captainpaintball]

John Mc Lame. Can someone tell me yhy am I supposed to vote for this melanomic moronic manchurian candidate, again?

[raybbr]

“Sen. McCain truly appreciates your invitation and the valuable opportunity it represents,”

Apparently he doesn't "appreciate" the opportunity. He's turning it down. More political speak from a non-conservative.

The RNC truly deserves to be disbanded at this point.

[donna]

What a nightmare future for America any one of the three will bring as president.

[Cyber Liberty]

and so begins the next betrayal...

[pogo101]

In fairness to McCain (although I’m as dubious of his “gets it now” promises as anyone), he has Texas in the proverbial bag(*), so why bother doing anything much there but to fund-raise? I can see him skipping *controversial* events there, anyway.

(* — or, to put it differently: If McCain doesn’t win Texas, he’s obviously going to lose by a landslide anyway.)

[JeepInMazar]

Read the Truth For Muslims Islam and Immigration letter to learn about the Presidential Voter guide to inform citizens about the candidates understanding of how issues like immigration and national security are impacted by Islamic ideology.

[E. Cartman]

Arizona Sen. John McCain, who blamed illegal immigration Monday for Republican losses in major congressional races, has rejected Hazleton Mayor Lou Barletta’s invitation to discuss the issue.

Okay, McCainiacs, tell the rest of us (really slowly this time) why we need to vote for the Senator next November.

[Iron Munro]

What a freaking NIGHTMARE for America!!!

McCain is the beneficiary of multiple “Perfect Storms”.
Through dumb, blind luck he will be the republican nominee facing a democrat even less acceptable than he.

He is a weak republican candidate, absolutely detested by one third of his own party; a RINO, who will face one of the two most unqualified, undesirable candidates to ever run for the democrat nomination, and that is saying a heck of a lot considering past democrat candidates.

If there had been another one or two viable liberal RINO candidates to split the left leaning republican vote McCain would never have won sufficient delegates to win the nomination.

If there had not been so many conservative candidates gutting each other and splitting the centrist/Conservative republican vote McCain would never have won sufficient delegates to win the nomination.

If this wasn't the year that liberals were in mindless swoons over an unqualified woman and even more unqualified negro running for the democratic nomination, a more qualified, stronger candidate would be the ultimate democrat nominee.

Consequently, as bad as RINO McCain is, he stands a chance of winning the presidency because both of his two possible opponents are so very much worse than he.

Its like a race to the bottom and the democrat will get there sligtly before McCain.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Lou Barletta is one of the people I’m considering as a write-in for the President slot in November. If I lived in Hazleton, I would vote for Barletta in a minute. Barletta gets it big time.