The Elephant in the Room: McCain may be Obama's secret weapon

The Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | 2009-01-15

[Theodore R.]

Not possible, as people in AZ believe there is a law requiring them to inflict McPain on us all.

[Theodore R.]

Not possible, as people in AZ believe there is a law requiring them to inflict McPain on us all.

[Theodore R.]

Not possible, as people in AZ believe there is a law requiring them to inflict McPain on us all.

[Theodore R.]

I read somewhere that McPain’s second wife and mother especially disdained the Palins.

[Paul Ross]

McCain is a politician whose future lies behind him.

Truer words....

[attiladhun2]

Don’t forget to throw Orin Hatch in there. He will rubber-stamp every crook and Trotskyite Obama nominates for his cabinet.

[attiladhun2]

Not me. I will never vote for another RINO. I am thinking very seriously about changing my party affiliation to Independence Party. The Republican party leadership has never been so feckless.

[attiladhun2]

I remember it well. I was called every vile name by one McCain supporter. This supporter truly reflected his candidate. I knew after McCain’s bailout hijinks that he would lose. He had a perfect opportunity to run against both Congress and Bush. Instead, he chose to be a typical Beltway hack.

[Nephi]

Wouldn't be the first time that McCain worked with Obama.

Note: Besides the evidence that Bruckhiemer contributed to the McCain/Palin Victory fund months before he surprised the world by naming her, their fund was set up by the same law firm that Michele and Barry met at - Sidley Austin.

[Obadiah]

Funny you should mention Hatch. He came to mind almost instantly after I hit “post”.

[Gondring]

We lost a good senator when my constituents voted Santorum out.

Yes, but many here are glad that we have a Dem in there...that sure taught Santorum and Bush a lesson, didn't it?

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[attiladhun2]

I am almost relieved McCain lost the election. I am planning on spending the next two years intensively researching terrorism and the criminal underground, these elections always distract me from my research, and a McQueeg administration will only frustrate that end. At least we know Obo can always be depended upon to veer left. McQueeg would veer all over the map, and probably further destroy the Republican party, as only Beltway insiders can do.