Could John McCain Lose Again?

NRO ^ | December 2, 2008 | Byron York

[uglybiker]

Anybody still have recall petitions stashed away?

[Troll_House_Cookies]

Bye bye John, don’t forget to write!

[Da Coyote]

I must might give my first $$ to the repulsicans in a long while if they support an ousting of McKennedy - er McDemocrat - er, McCain.

[bmwcyle]

We can only hope.

[NonValueAdded]

A waste of time ... Senators cannot be recalled.

[goldstategop]

He will be Senator from AZ until he dies. John McCain isn't going to go away though the saving grace is he'll never run for President again.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[ducdriver]

I never thought I’d ever vote for a Democrat, but if that’s the only choice, I’ll vote Dem over McCain next election.

[Soul Seeker]

I wish.

I don’t care what the numbers are in the Senate.

This guy needs to lose.

[Alex Murphy]

Could John McCain lose again?

If he tries hard enough, yes!

[prismsinc]

He’s been screwing us all up for years. GET OUT JOHN! You have a nice home life, go enjoy it! I’m 39 now, but at 72, I pray I get to be a happy Grandad, free of concerns, or maybe even a great Grandad if God will allow. What’s the matter with this old coot?

You’ve done your part for your country a long time ago, now you need to go enjoy your family LIKE EVERY OTHER AMERICAN WOULD BE DOING AT 72! ENOUGH ALREADY!

[Wegotsarah.com]

Have it on good authority that Steve Schmidt and other McCain national advisers are pleading with the “drag on the ticket” to campaign for him. They’ll even pay for the Diva’s wardrobe. -:)

[Joe Boucher]

good post Da Coyote,
No money from me goes to the Republican party as long as they
push RINO vermin on us, McCain, Martinez, Hagel, etc.

[princess leah]

I wish they had a retirement limit on Senators - we need to oust alot of the old guys Byrd, Leahy, Rockefeller, McCain, etc. Kennedy will go out feet first but get replaced by another liberal...here in Arizona we have one good senator in Jon Kyl, but McCain is a RINO and I’m fed up with it.

[Vigilanteman]

And in the general election, McCain beat Barack Obama by a 54-45 margin — a relatively small margin in McCain’s home state.

We managed to give McCain 58% here in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, a county which didn't send a Republican to the state house since the district was created in 1969 until this year. Plus a county which Walter Mondale carried in the 1984 Reagan landslide.

I think he won big here for the same reason Oba Mao lost big: McCain had the good sense to send Sarah Palin to campaign and stay away himself. Oba Mao did not.

[sickoflibs]

I hate to say this but we’d be better off with a democrat in that seat, and I am glad he is NOT president!

[kabar]

Don’t count on it. If McCain votes for amnesty again, and he surely will, he is dead meat in AZ. I have a second home there. I will make it my permanent residence prior to 2010 just so I can vote against the bastard.

[andy58-in-nh]

The next time anybody in the Republican Party decides that it would be a super idea to nominate a sitting Senator for President, I hope someone will have the good sense to kick him in the privates and toss him down a flight of stairs.

[MARTIAL MONK]

Senators cannot be recalled.

Both of Arizona's Senators, McCain and Kyl, have agreed to honor the results of any recall election and resign if it goes against them. It will not. He won with 82% of the vote last time and I would expect a rough equivalent this.

[prismsinc]

Now on the other hand, we have another American Icon, who has plenty to offer his nation but hasn't decided to act on it. MIKE DITKA. A staunch conservative, Ditka is in a position to inject some energy into the GOP. He might've have prevented this disaster (I say "might", but probably not at that moment in time). He could turn Chicago politics upside down if he wanted to.

Mike we need you! I watched your intro on youtube at Palin's speech in Penn. Please, get in the mix more. It's still not enough.