Posted on 08/29/2018 12:50:39 PM PDT by detective
ohn McCain’s vice presidential running mate Sarah Palin was not invited to attend his memorial or funeral services, reported NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell.
MSNBC booking producers Jesse Rodriguez and Michael Del Mouro first reported on O’Donnell’s scoop, tweeting, “NBC’s @KellyO reports: Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin has not been invited to attend memorial services for John McCain” and “No invitation has yet been extended to former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to attend McCain’s memorial services, sources tell NBC’s @KellyO.”
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
Sarah would have been the only conservative there, so she’s better off for not going.
NN has finally crossed the aisle and is NOT coming back.
I’ve searched, but cannot find any images of these “throngs” of admirers, that the Fake News media says lined up, for McStain.
Even in death, McCain is still an a$$hole.
LOL
Now that is a reference requiring more than just a little thought to understand!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmanuel_Goldstein
I agree with everything you posted. I would also add, to all those idiot Dems who accuse DJT of not respsecting McCain by not attending his funeral: McCain specifically stated he did not want Donald Trump at his funeral.
John McCain was a nasty piece of work in life; and, he decided to carry that over after his death.
..no doubt!!
This report said 100 people - even Democrats - lined up....
Later in the afternoon, the Capitol will be open to the public to pay their respects. By the time the service ended and the rotunda was cleared, at least 100 people had already gathered outside to wait for the public viewing in 90-plus degree heat—even Democrats, one of whom told the AP McCain was a “real hero.” The people, some of whom traveled from California to be there, took shelter from the hot sun under tents erected by security teams while volunteers filled coolers with ice and water bottles. The viewing later in the day will go on as long as people are waiting in line, said Rick Davis, McCain’s former presidential campaign manager. Thursday morning will feature a procession through Phoenix on the way to a memorial service at North Phoenix Baptist Church, with the public invited to line the route along Interstate 17. From there, McCain will depart Arizona from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Another viewing will be at the US Capitol on Friday,
http://m.newser.com/story/263969/even-democrats-line-up-in-heat-to-honor-mccain.html
Seems that snarky, petty people tend to school together. Even though the head snarker has passed, they still snark on.
I’ll be curious to see how the media covers this - Fox, in particular. It makes McCain look so bad, I don’t know what to say. I assume they’ll all ignore the story. Or play it as a good thing.
I pray that his enduring malice will be buried with him.
I was surprised to see his name too, especially from articles dating 2008.
The Media made it a race between Palin and Obama, not McCain and Obama. Then the media did everything they could to ridicule Palin and diminish her in the eyes of voters. People still think Palin said she could see Russia from her front poarch. It was incredible that people thought Obama was qualified for anything.
Money or not
This McCain bunch is common
Hard to believe they were Mississippi aristocracy once
Doesn’t take long to kill a good line
Black Hawk and Carrollton and tiny Teoc
Alas, FReeper Deport says she relocated her primary residence back to Alaska, so that’s a no-go.
I wasn’t surprised. It makes perfect sense to me that the scumbag who delivered the phony “Steele Dossier” to the FBI has a past unsavory connection to a prominent target of the phony Mueller investigation.
Backstabbing and hypocrisy were McCain specialties.
Least he can do for his 2008 Campaign Manager.
“King Solomon was loved by God before he started worshipping false gods and the Bible says when he died, God didn’t know him.”
No, I don’t think it says that, despite his sin.
God said concerning Solomon, “I have chosen him to be my son, and I will be his father” (1 Chronicles 28:6).
Even the mediocre can do something heroic.
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