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yea, what a picture. Poor guy just lost his only issue, doesn't get any public exposure for it anymore. I think back at what Rush always says about the Dems and issues. They don't want to accomplish anything (social security,medicare,etc.), they want the issue to run on. Again, although I disagree with Bush signing this, it is really a great move politically to eliminate McCain as a challenger to him and it takes away a Dem bogus issue. I say politically it is checkmate. What about all those people of FR who say why don't the Republicans fight back and use some of the demo tactics? Bush just did!!!

I managed to get a secret picture of McCain this morning when he found out he had been b*t*h slapped by Bush?!

What the hell are you talking about! McCain has been pushing for a Democrat Incumbent Electing Campaign Finance Reform Bill ever since he felt the GOP leadership slighted him in their final conclusions in regard to his involvement in the Keating Five scandal. Now, he has got his final revenge--a bill which will make the election of Republicans to Congress more difficult than ever and which will no doubt result in a string of retirements by Republican members of Congress who are not interested in serving as members of a permanent Congressional minority. After taking a beating from Bush over the unconstitutionality of the Democrat campaign finance reform bill, Sen. McCain could not be happier to have coopted Bush into signing it. Manchurian candidate McCain has single-handedly managed to coopt a Republican President, Bush, into signing what amounts to the demise of his own party!! Basically, we have elected a John McCain clone to the White House and we didn't even know it. Who would have thought? No matter, conservatives will have their vengeance by taking out RINO-in-chief Bush in the primaries.