MAC: MIKE STILL IN VEEPSTAKES (McCain Adores Bloomberg)

New York Post ^ | June 11, 2008 | CARL CAMPANILE

[Comparative Advantage]

I’m ready to vomit!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dforest]

McCain is one sick puppy. Does too much hot bottled water cause this?

[MBB1984]

McCain is looking for someone he feels comfortable with and is in agreement with his political vision. Bloomberg, a fellow leftist, fits the bill perfectly for McInsane.

[Farmer Dean]

That control freak Bloomberg would be a real deal breaker for me.I can barely rationalize voting for amnesty johnny.add big Mike and I’m done.

[Bigg Red]

Can’t stand either one of these political hacks, but I think the writer here is really stretching.

[Carley]

Seems McC is enjoying poking us in the eye at every turn.

Not going to react to these stories until the final choice is made.

[Comparative Advantage]

I must be in Hell already. When it seems we have hit rock bottom with this clown, the bar gets set lower.

[mbynack]

If Bloomberg is the VP there is no way that I could vote for him. Bloomberg is like Janet Reno with less facial hair.

[xcamel]

Groan...

[P8riot]

McPain has got to know that if he picks Bloombutt, he’s lost most of the gun owner vote.

[BibChr]

Whereupon his official FR name would have to be changed to:

McDeathWish

[Comparative Advantage]

McCain likes Bloomberg because he is one of the few people that is probably shorter than him.

The midget ticket!

[wolfcreek]

Oh wonderful! A gun-snatching Liberal for VP.....of the Republican party no less.

Why does this NOT surprise me?

[Comparative Advantage]

I never thought that Bob Dole would start to look good for Prez.

[Tabi Katz]

"I know [Obama] has the most extreme voting record of anyone in the US Senate, which is reflected in his very partisan voting and positions . . . Sen. Obama is both far more partisan and far more down the party line, whereas Sen. Clinton has reached across the aisle, and in fact I have worked with her on several issues . . . I have worked with Sen. Clinton on some issues in a bipartisan fashion," he said.

I'm sure he would have said the same thing had Clinton clinched the nomination - NOT!

[samtheman]

Bloomberg is like Janet Reno with less facial hair.

I'm tempted to post a lol but there's nothing to laugh at here.

I guess McCain might be considering this leftist loser because of all his cash.

But the fact that he's considering a leftist loser at all is no laughing matter.

[Tabi Katz]

I’m ready to vomit!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah, me too. Apparently McCain thinks the best thing any Republican can do is reject the party's most basic principles. :-(

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

McCain wants Bloomers’ money for his cash starved campaign, the big Conservative donors telling him to kiss off!

[dforest]

Problem is, we are in this hell because we keep voting for these people. People are trying to convince themselves there is some noble reason to vote for McCain.

If we really cared about our country, we would demand better and stop voting for someone who is leading us in a direction we oppose.

I see it that if McCain wins with my vote, next time around I will be asked to vote for Bloomberg for POTUS. This is how it works. The GOP mantra will be, he isn’t Obama.

Seems to be no line in the sand for anyone anymore, just fear. Meanwhile, the GOP is dying on the vine.