[CommieCutter]

Yep sure is John. Too bad we’re a Republic.

[TBP]

You could have voted against it, John.

[TBP]

“For God’s sake, John, sit down.”

[Theophilus]

It’s been a bad century no thanks to you McCain.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Everyday that senile fool stays in the Senate is a bad day for Democracy.

[Pirate Ragnar]

Poor John is going out with tantrums, irrationality and ignorance since he is no longer relevant.

[Randy Larsen]

Democracy was lost the day when McCain was first elected and has lost even more every time he has been re-elected.

[60Gunner]

Any day that John McCain lives is a bad day for democracy.

[VideoPaul]

Honest to God, senator. I’m really finding your remarks offensive lately. I thank you for your service, as I thank all who have served, but your conservative credentials have become a mockery. In other words, it’s becoming clear to me that you’ve ridden the Vietnam trade as far as the train will take you.

Perhaps it’s time to exit, stage left.

[lavaroise]

Idiot. This fillibuster of judges was a rule enacted in 2003

[sauropod]

Shut up mcqueeg

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Then why did you vote for it, numbskull?

[Yardstick]

It’s a bad day for McCain because it threatens the need for showboating centrist compromisers in the form of “Gangs of X” of which McCain is invariably a part. They get to come out like rock stars and “break the stalemate” to much applause and camera time. Such stalemates wouldn’t exist without the filibuster. McCain knows that doing away with the filibuster for judicial appointments is the slippery slope to doing away with it for regular legislation. Then the senate could do its business without needing to rely on high profile McCain-led gangs of compromisers.