[April Lexington]

McCain lost the election by being too civil towards a group of anarchists and Marxist revolutionaries.

Maybe he learned how to submit to communists in Viet Nam????

[Aria]

I’ve always thought there is something very weird about the way he always wants to be nice to the enemy and wondered if had something to do with his time in nam.

Of course, how does that explain all the other brain dead Republicans - is the only Republican with balls a woman - a really good looking woman?

[NoRedTape]

"Maybe he learned how to submit to communists in Viet Nam????"

He's still an American hero, and that comment was uncalled for.

[joejm65]

‘Maybe he learned how to submit to communists in Viet Nam????’

I got a bit mad when I first read this line, but you know what? Maybe you’re right. I never thought of it that way before.

[Lexinom]

Stockholm Syndrome?

[dools007]

There was a time I would have figuratively slapped for that remark. Sadly, that time has passed. The man has morphed into something his former self would not recognize.

McCain is totally out of his depth.

[carton253]

A man brutually tortured as a prisoner of war should not be mocked in such a fashion. Whether you support his policies or not... do not mock his stint in the Hanoi Hilton. He did this country proud.

[nanetteclaret]

I've wondered about that myself. One would expect that after having been imprisoned and tortured, that he would have revulsion for anything looking or sounding communist. Instead, he gives them a pass at all turns. Something is really wrong with his judgment or else he is a fellow traveler himself.

[TheOldLady]

Exactly. We had no choice in 2008. McCain is the Manchurian candidate, and so is zer0. They were both brainwashed, zer0 from birth, and McC from five years of commie rat torture. He should never have been allowed a seat in gubmint of any kind, nor should any tortured, brainwashed person. McC has been drifting left for years, and he is no Conservative, even though the pitiful, deluded pawn thinks he is. He can’t help what he is, and he should be honored, feted, thanked for his service in the military and in politics, and gently asked to retire.