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Bailey Guns
02-14-2017, 07:42
I know you all have the right to vote for your elected officials as you see fit.
But, seriously, John McCain? Again? Damn... Why not vote for a real democrat instead of a poser republican?
Hoping you come to your senses in the next 6 years.
Sincerely,
Bailey Guns
Yeah, why elect a man who has done more and endured more for this country than 99% of its people in all of its history? Is he a flawed person? Yes, and so is everyone else on this planet. Do I agree with every thing he says or does? Nope. But I respect him more than just about any other politician since he doesn't always toe the party line, will happily point out the flaws of the Democraps and Repukes in DC. And I'd venture a guess that at 80 years old and not a senator from the state you live in he wouldn't give a flat rat's turd what you think of him.
bobbyfairbanks
02-14-2017, 10:14
McCain may have once endured a lot. But I no longer have respect for him. He had become a coward.
McCain may have once endured a lot. But I no longer have respect for him. He had become a coward.
That happened years ago.. as soon as he became a professional politician
funkymonkey1111
02-14-2017, 10:57
Yeah, why elect a man who has done more and endured more for this country than 99% of its people in all of its history? Is he a flawed person? Yes, and so is everyone else on this planet. Do I agree with every thing he says or does? Nope. But I respect him more than just about any other politician since he doesn't always toe the party line, will happily point out the flaws of the Democraps and Repukes in DC. And I'd venture a guess that at 80 years old and not a senator from the state you live in he wouldn't give a flat rat's turd what you think of him.
Much like most don't give a rat's turd what you think of Juan McSame. He's a national embarrassment, and I don't give a rat's turd what he went through. It doesn't qualify him to be a senator any more than your sycophancy does. He's not a hero. Never has been. Never will be.
“He’s not a war hero. He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”
~ Trump 2016
Terrible pilot who's true record was only saved due to his father.
http://www.pythiapress.com/wartales/McCain-Shootdown.htm
GilpinGuy
02-14-2017, 11:07
Let the shitstorm begin! [handbags]
buffalobo
02-14-2017, 11:16
No shitstorms. You guys beat up the politicians all you want(within forum rules of course), but be careful attacking each other.
McCain is a big reason Obama was elected. He put up little to no fight and lost to the worst candidate in history (at the time).
Some would argue he and the rest of the Uniparty threw the election.
Out on a rail!
funkymonkey1111
02-14-2017, 11:35
Pahk--ee--stahn!
bobbyfairbanks
02-14-2017, 11:36
That happened years ago.. as soon as he became a professional politician
Thankyou. You said that much better then I did.
“He’s not a war hero. He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people who weren’t captured.”
~ Trump 2016
Terrible pilot who's true record was only saved due to his father.
http://www.pythiapress.com/wartales/McCain-Shootdown.htm
Great, a quote from a coward who never served in the military. Someone who never would have made it in business if not for daddy's money starting him up and bailing him out, and apparently thinks it's ok to be a serial adulterer.
No shitstorms.
Booo, I'm out!
buffalobo
02-14-2017, 11:44
Booo, I'm out!
At least not time out.[emoji6]
funkymonkey1111
02-14-2017, 11:44
Great, a quote from a coward who never served in the military. Someone who never would have made it in business if not for daddy's money starting him up and bailing him out, and apparently thinks it's ok to be a serial adulterer.
Is that like the benefits wrong way McSame got from grand pappy and pappy McSame?
KevDen2005
02-14-2017, 11:52
In before the lock
Is that still a thing?
McCain is dangerous
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/02/14/trump-administration-intel-white-hats-confer-with-reform-agents-within-political-islam/
After eight years of Obama’s intense political embedding of extremist sympathy (https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2015/02/04/u-s-state-department-admits-they-lied-about-construct-of-meeting-with-muslim-brotherhood-then-says-so-what/) in every aspect of governance, and culture – President Trump is now tasked with removing it, all of it; and finding allies amid those who have already mounted the same effort.
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/sisi-and-trump.jpg
It is also important to remember the political enterprise of The Muslim Brotherhood (https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/02/08/report-president-trump-considering-identifying-muslim-brotherhood-as-official-terrorist-entity/) not only employs congressional staffers, but also has key connections to elected officials within both parties. Representative Adam Kinzinger and John McCain are two of the more obvious sympathizers (https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2016/09/28/the-emerging-connections-between-the-muslim-brotherhood-and-never-trump/) on the right side of the UniParty.
Again, reference the seven states of turmoil/concern and you’ll notice a pattern:
Senator John McCain and Senator John Kerry in Cairo, Egypt – 2011
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/john-mccain-and-john-kerry-in-cairo-on-sunday-egypt-stock-exchange.jpg?w=640&h=465
What came next?… The installation of the Muslim Brotherhood:
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/morsi-kerry.jpg
Senator John McCain and Ambassador Christopher Stephens, Benghazi Libya 2012
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/mccainbenghazicourthouse.jpg?w=640&h=446
What came next?…. The rise of the Libyan Muslim Brotherhood
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/alqaedaoverbenghazi.jpg?w=640&h=437
Senator John McCain travels to Syria in 2013
https://theconservativetreehouse.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/john-mccain-isis.jpg
What came next? Yup, you guessed it – Muslim Brotherhood (via ISIS)
funkymonkey1111
02-14-2017, 12:00
Hey, John "long nails" Kerry--another hero!
Let the shitstorm begin! [handbags]
http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag153/ranzero15/Reaction%20Pic/IncomingShitstorm_zpsaa9d990b.gif
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Aloha_Shooter
02-14-2017, 15:25
McCain is a big reason Obama was elected. He put up little to no fight and lost to the worst candidate in history (at the time).
Some would argue he and the rest of the Uniparty threw the election.
Out on a rail!
I would argue somewhat the converse. McCain got the nomination because most people knew the Republican would lose in 2008 no matter who it was due to the 2007 recession and MSM's playing it up as "the worst economy since the Great Depression" (conveniently forgetting the Carter malaise). Nominating McCain meant none of the other "front runners" in the party would be tainted by the "loser" tag. Some may have even thought losing the election would shut McCain up a bit.
McCain was a horrible candidate but I don't think the Republicans "threw the election" so much as realized the MSM had already written the script and there wasn't much they could do with public sentiment at the time. Big difference in 2016 because the American public had enough blatant lies thrown at them over the past 8 years that they could see through the arrogance and some of the malarkey the press was putting out.
Lets all remember 11th commandment....
Bailey Guns
02-14-2017, 16:51
Yeah, why elect a man who has done more and endured more for this country than 99% of its people in all of its history? Is he a flawed person? Yes, and so is everyone else on this planet. Do I agree with every thing he says or does? Nope. But I respect him more than just about any other politician since he doesn't always toe the party line, will happily point out the flaws of the Democraps and Repukes in DC. And I'd venture a guess that at 80 years old and not a senator from the state you live in he wouldn't give a flat rat's turd what you think of him.
This defense of McCain is nearly as unhinged and irrational as McCain himself.
First...my post was obviously not directed at his military service and the horrors he endured as a POW. I think you know that. Using his military service and time as a POW is a piss-poor defense of his performance as a senator. Serving in the military does not automatically absolve one of criticism of actions performed, or not performed, later in life.
You're right. He doesn't blindly follow the party he's been elected into, that's for damn sure. As a matter of fact, he sides with democrats as much as republicans. And, he's doing everything he can to sabotage Trump's presidency. In my opinion his actions are nearly treasonous. He's betrayed, and continues to betray, those who elected him by his actions undermining a legitimately elected president. That's not the behavior of an honorable man. It's the behavior of a bitter, self-aggrandizing, pompous ass who's more worried about what the media thinks than what's good for his country...you know...the one he was elected to serve? The one he took an oath to serve?
And I'd venture a guess that at 80 years old and not a senator from the state you live in he wouldn't give a flat rat's turd what you think of him.
I hope that's not attempt to defend him. Because if it is, it reflects just how little thought you've given to your praise of this embarrassment to the State of Arizona, the US senate and the country. I may not have voted for him, but he's a US senator. When he chooses not to support the president that was elected by the people of his state and the country, it becomes my business. But, you're right. He doesn't care about what I think. And that's the problem. He cares only about John McCain and no one else. It's really a shame why you don't see that his lack of concern about the citizens of the country is a problem.
He's betrayed, and continues to betray, those who elected him by his actions undermining a legitimately elected president.
I agree with most of what you said, but the above doesn't really apply to someone who's been re-elected so many times. By now voters in AZ know exactly what they're getting when they pull the lever for McCain, and he continues to win anyway.
Bailey Guns
02-14-2017, 17:15
Maybe. But it doesn't change the fact people wanted a big change in the way things are done and that's why they elected Trump. And McCain has been a vocal "give us control and we'll change Washington" type for years. It's all bullshit coming from him, though.
hollohas
02-14-2017, 17:18
McCain is a piss poor senator. And when he sent someone on a special mission overseas to find fabricated documents in an attempt to destroy Trump, that proved to me his intentions are nothing but to carry out a personal vendetta.
He may have been honorable once, but he is no longer. He is an embarrassment now.
I'm with BG on this subject.
Every state has two senators which gives each state the opportunity to be embarrassed twice by the people they send to the US Senate.
I've only voted for Senator McCain once, but that was during a Presidential election. I'm sure that vote was more against the other candidate than it was for Senator McCain.
Politicians are uniformly untrustworthy, IMO. The longer they stay in office the less reason I have to trust them. Senator McCain passed his Use Before date several decades ago. I wouldn't have left him in my refrigerator as long as he has been in the US Senate. But just to leave this comment on a positive note; Senator McCain is not a lawyer.
And that is all I have to say about that.
Bailey Guns
02-14-2017, 18:20
Like the old saying goes..."He's not completely useless. He can always serve as a bad example."
Honey Badger282.8
02-14-2017, 21:03
Yeah, why elect a man who has done more and endured more for this country than 99% of its people in all of its history? Is he a flawed person? Yes, and so is everyone else on this planet. Do I agree with every thing he says or does? Nope. But I respect him more than just about any other politician since he doesn't always toe the party line, will happily point out the flaws of the Democraps and Repukes in DC. And I'd venture a guess that at 80 years old and not a senator from the state you live in he wouldn't give a flat rat's turd what you think of him.
Agreed. I don't agree with every vote he's done in the Senate but I'm glad there are still some moderate politicians in an era of hyper-partisanship. I have no issue with folks who don't like him as a Senator, my gripe is with those that try to taint, or in some cases, fabricate BS about his time as a POW and Naval Aviator.
When McCain was co-sponsoring legislation with Teddy Kennedy, it showed his true colors. He's a RINO.
You're right. He doesn't blindly follow the party he's been elected into, that's for damn sure. As a matter of fact, he sides with democrats as much as republicans. And, he's doing everything he can to sabotage Trump's presidency. In my opinion his actions are nearly treasonous. He's betrayed, and continues to betray, those who elected him by his actions undermining a legitimately elected president. That's not the behavior of an honorable man. It's the behavior of a bitter, self-aggrandizing, pompous ass who's more worried about what the media thinks than what's good for his country...you know...the one he was elected to serve? The one he took an oath to serve?
Nothing in his oath for office says he has to only vote the way his party does. In fact I think he's more of a decent man for considering the part of his constituency that voted for his opponent. Publicly bashing someone who is willing to compromise and realizes that some of the RNP positions are more retarded than Simple Jack is counter productive and will only deepen the divide in this country. Just because he disagrees with and speaks out against the big orange ape doesn't make him traitorous. It just means he disagrees with him.
Swirling round the bowl. Remain civil with one another or don't post. I'm not writing to anyone in particular, but a general warning as I have seen where these conversations tend to go.
hurley842002
02-14-2017, 22:36
Just because he disagrees with and speaks out against the big orange ape doesn't make him traitorous.
Ahhh a #nevertrump'er, that explains everything. Carry on....
Ahhh a #nevertrump'er, that explains everything. Carry on....
Not really. I can't think of many things I like about Trump, but I don't have much of an opinion on McCain. I know I disliked him in the past, but I couldn't tell you why.
hurley842002
02-14-2017, 22:45
Not really. I can't think of many things I like about Trump, but I don't have much of an opinion on McCain. I know I disliked him in the past, but I couldn't tell you why.
If you call the Trump a "big orange ape", chances are favorable that you did not want Trump in office...
DireWolf
02-14-2017, 22:47
Forget the POW history (regardless of anyone's opinion on that, and I will not share my thoughts in that area), McStain has been on the wrong side of just about every issue I can remember him being (publicly) involved in, to the point where it almost seems like an accident when/if he ever even approaches what I would consider a patriotic (or "good faith") position...
His performance in 2008 was abysmal (I actually do think he deliberately threw the election and got us stuck with a treasonous shitface as CIC), his involvement in the Russia fiasco recently was bordering on treason (running to FBI and MSM with unfounded innuendo/slander/misinformation for no other reason than to attempt to publicly harm the PE), and he needs to just go away and stop inflicting himself on the rest of the country...If he had even the slightest shred of integrity he'd at least run as the Dem that he really is....
If you call the Trump a "big orange ape", chances are favorable that you did not want Trump in office...
A lot of people (on here) didn't want Trump in office, but what does it have to do with McCain?
I'll shut up now, because I mostly bowed out of politics over the last year.
hurley842002
02-14-2017, 22:59
A lot of people (on here) didn't want Trump in office, but what does it have to do with McCain?
I'll shut up now, because I mostly bowed out of politics over the last year.
If you can't connect the dots, then I can't help you.
The world isn't nearly as black and white as it seems within this website.
The world isn't nearly as black and white as it seems within this website.
Sure it is. Everything goes grey when you can't apply value to anything. When there is no right or wrong or true or false, there's nothing but grey.
Sure it is. Everything goes grey when you can't apply value to anything. When there is no right or wrong or true or false, there's nothing but grey.
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Sure it is. Everything goes grey when you can't apply value to anything. When there is no right or wrong or true or false, there's nothing but grey.
That's the point, the whole world is gray. The biggest problems occur when two sides try to make everything black and white. And yes, I really disliked Trump who I consider a shyster and charlatan who may as well be Billy Boy Clinton V 2.0 in terms of personal character as the alternative to Clinton who I hated. That's why I wrote in the candidate that I trusted most. This reason is why I abhor the electoral college, it gives us a two party system that has lead us down this path. One of the few things I wish we had that some of Europe does in politics is multiple viable parties. Most still have 2, maybe 3 larger parties, but none of them can control government without help from smaller parties who could help throw their shade of gray into the mix. If there were shifts of power between coalitions of liberal and conservative parties I doubt we'd have the divisiveness that is so pervasive in our country right now. This is why when it comes to McCain I respect him as a politician a bit more than others for realizing he is responsible for listening to all of the people in his state and not just the slightly over half that voted for him.
Bailey Guns
02-15-2017, 07:40
I find it really ironic that you praise McCain for trying to "reach across the aisle" with democrats (when he really doesn't have to reach far...he's already in their pocket) and trash the electoral college, which was Founding Father genius, as causing our two-party failures of current day.
If anyone is largely responsible for the tremendous failures of the present-day two-party political system, it's John McCain. Have you forgotten he's responsible for the disastrous McCain/Feingold (campaign reform act) fiasco of a law? Educate yourself as to what that did to free speech (which McCain really abhors) and the two-party system you decry.
I will say, to be fair, he's a strong fiscal conservative and I can respect that. Otherwise, he's a statist who is pretty much a Ted Kennedy or Chuck Schumer clone with an (illegitimate) "R" behind his name. And he's done far more than speak out against Trump. As was mentioned he tried to peddle fake tales of Trump misdeeds to the FBI.
McCain is a disaster of a senator.
hollohas
02-15-2017, 08:40
As a side note, anyone find it ironic that that no one batted an eye about McCain's collusion with foreign spies but the apparent scandal of the century is a couple Trump folks had phone conversations with Russian diplomats?
You all know I wasn't a Trump supporter during the primary...at all. And I'm still not a Trump apologist. But this effort to destroy him from within our own government (with McCain as one of the ring leaders) is unbelievable. Leaked, illegally recorded phone conversations? Collusion to create conspiracy with foreign spies? Acting AG publicly defying lawful orders? This stuff is treasonous.
Bailey Guns
02-15-2017, 12:05
That's what really is scary...the determined effort from many on both sides to undermine the legitimate US government. And McCain is at the forefront of this thinly disguised coup attempt.
BushMasterBoy
02-15-2017, 12:19
I had a dream where Bowe Bergdahl married Chelsea Manning.
Great-Kazoo
02-15-2017, 13:00
That's what really is scary...the determined effort from many on both sides to undermine the legitimate US government. And McCain is at the forefront of this thinly disguised coup attempt.
yes he is
McCain is a dick!
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/02/15/toldyaso-swamp-guardian-mccain-announces-opposition-to-mulvaney-as-omb-director/#more-128665
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) announced Wednesday that he will not support Rep. Mick Mulvaney’s (R-S.C.) nomination to lead the Office of Management and Budget.
“Under most circumstances, I always give the benefit of the doubt to the incoming president … so it is with great reluctance that I came to the floor of the Senate to rise in opposition to the nomination of Mick Mulvaney,” McCain said.
McCain, the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, said he was opposing Mulvaney because of his previous positions on defense spending. He accused the conservative lawmaker of working to “torpedo” Senate efforts to increase defense spending
Senator McCain’s protestations about his reasoning are laughable. “Defense Spending”, yeah right… remember where the VA scandal broke out when evidence of horrific healthcare for veterans was exposed? That would be Phoenix Arizona, John McCain’s home state.
Perhaps if McCain took one less trip to destabilize another nation and instead visited some of his own VA clinics he could do something actually worthwhile for “defense”.
No, the issue is not about Defense Spending, the issue is control over the ledger. You can’t run around the world causing chaos, toppling regimes, bribing friends and enemies etc., if you don’t have control authority over the interventionist checkbook.
Senator McCain views any measure that would confront or diminish his ability to indulge his globe-trotting usurpation’s as a threat to his turf.
Three senate election cycles ago (12+ years), McCain finally achieved his ultimate goal – he was knighted by Deep State as guardian of the realm, and granted the key to all foreign coin.
The final challenge within the quest outlined by the Global Authority, was to mount a ruse for the White House. It was a scheme accomplished magnificently as the nation lay sleeping and were completely incapable of seeing the strings on the marionette.
Everything after that 2007 mission, is simply McCain indulging in his anointment.
KevDen2005
02-16-2017, 00:48
I guess I felt the need to add.
In my opinion McCain is a terrible politician and has not upheld the GOP as he should have. My opinion only.
Nevertheless, I do feel that his military service and contribution the country need to be recognized and respected. I can get on board with some minor jokes about how he was captured and we can joke about it this many years later, however I'm sure that his experience as a POW in Vietnam was absolutely a horrible experience.
Aloha_Shooter
02-16-2017, 11:41
I guess I felt the need to add.
In my opinion McCain is a terrible politician and has not upheld the GOP as he should have. My opinion only.
Nevertheless, I do feel that his military service and contribution the country need to be recognized and respected. I can get on board with some minor jokes about how he was captured and we can joke about it this many years later, however I'm sure that his experience as a POW in Vietnam was absolutely a horrible experience.
This.
I think most of us are not calling into question his military service. What we are calling into question is his performance as a Republican Senator.
Bailey Guns
02-16-2017, 19:07
^^ Exactly. I've seen nothing posted here that in any way discredits his time as a military member. And that isn't the issue here, nor the intent of the thread.
On the other hand, serving in the military doesn't automatically absolve one from being above reproach. John Kerry was a naval officer and, in my opinion, he's a bigger AH than McCain.
I know that since I separated from active duty I've had lapses in judgment or failed to fulfill my responsibilities at whatever, and no one ever said, "Oh, it's OK. He served honorably. We'll let it slide."
Benedict Arnold, Bowe Bergdahl and Chelsea Manning served in the military...they just did not do so honorably.
funkymonkey1111
02-17-2017, 11:23
http://hardnoxandfriends.com/2017/02/17/juan-mclame-goes-full-retard/
funkymonkey1111
02-18-2017, 06:38
What was this 11th commandment?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/02/17/john-mccain-just-systematically-dismantled-donald-trumps-entire-worldview/
Bailey Guns
02-18-2017, 07:47
And, as usual, McCain is wrong. Completely wrong. He's learned his lessons well under his Marxist mentor the past 8 years. Nice work trashing your country and your president in a foreign land, senator.
hurley842002
02-18-2017, 08:48
And, as usual, McCain is wrong. Completely wrong. He's learned his lessons well under his Marxist mentor the past 8 years. Nice work trashing your country and your president in a foreign land, senator.
POS!
And, as usual, McCain is wrong. Completely wrong. He's learned his lessons well under his Marxist mentor the past 8 years. Nice work trashing your country and your president in a foreign land, senator.
Can someone explain what McCain's "universal values" are?
One consistent fail I'm seeing is globalists fail to explain/articulate their plans. What kind of world are they building? I don't think they want to be honest about this so all we have is the "anti" somethings. McCain is anti-Trump but that doesn't make him pro-West when globalism is intentionally destroying the West.
If they (globalists) were honest with us I think we'd agree their values are hardly universal.
Nice work trashing your country and your president in a foreign land, senator.
Disgusting.
Aloha_Shooter
02-18-2017, 10:13
The good citizens of Arizona could equally be asking Coloradans why we re-elected Hickenlooper or Bloomberg's mouthpiece, Bennet. The beauty of the federalist system designed by the Founders is that the citizens of a designated district get to weigh ALL the pros and cons in their minds and vote for who they want to represent them. I don't like how McCain often votes closer to the Democrats than the Republicans or the way he showboats but he still votes with the Republicans more than a Democrat would, he's still better than someone hand-picked by Obama/Pelosi/Reid/Clinton like Bennet or Franken.
... and this is going to rile up some on the board but as often as I disagree with McCain on national security issues, Rand Paul is far worse on security and showboats just as much.
I'd like independent conservatives and Republicans to take McCain behind the woodshed but do it in private. In public, we should be excoriating Schumer, Pelosi, Franken, DeGette, etc. for endangering the country with their ridiculous temper tantrums over Trump's Cabinet picks, ignoring Obama's misdeeds for 8 years, giving illegal immigrants preference over natural-born Americans and legal immigrants, etc.
Bailey Guns
02-18-2017, 13:21
The good citizens of Arizona could equally be asking Coloradans why we re-elected Hickenlooper or Bloomberg's mouthpiece, Bennet.
Of course they could. But he's a democrat. Most people expect that from a leftist.
Of course they could. But he's a democrat. Most people expect that from a leftist.
...and I'll add that Hickenlooper is not publicly doing everything he can to undermine the President.
Aloha_Shooter
02-18-2017, 20:49
...and I'll add that Hickenlooper is not publicly doing everything he can to undermine the President.
No, just undermining our state and creating another base for Leftists to fight the President and anyone else with a lick of common sense or respect for our heritage ...
funkymonkey1111
03-15-2017, 22:00
The feeble minded "maverick" is at it again, saying that Rand Paul is now working for Putin
http://www.businessinsider.com/john-mccain-slams-rand-paul-for-blocking-montenegro-from-joining-nato-2017-3
He told Trump to put up or shut up. Now it's his turn.
DavieD55
03-16-2017, 06:40
The guy has lost his marbles.
He's starting to remind me of this cat:
https://cdn.meme.am/cache/instances/folder795/500x/53899795.jpg
Bailey Guns
03-16-2017, 16:57
It's like he's suffering from some weird type of Stockholm Syndrome, decades after he was held by them. He's identifying with the values of communists more and more these days. I can't think of a single redeeming quality he has as a politician.
GOP Sen. Paul calls colleague McCain 'a little bit unhinged' (http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/gop-sen-paul-calls-colleague-mccain-a-little-bit-unhinged/ar-BByd14B)
Paul said in Thursday's interview that McCain in his remarks has made "a really, really strong case for term limits. I think maybe he's past his prime. I think maybe he's gotten a little bit unhinged." McCain was elected to a sixth term last year.
Paul went on to argue that McCain's foreign policy views "greatly overextend us." Paul questioned whether it would be in the best interest of the United States to get involved in a war if Montenegro were involved in an altercation with another country.
Bailey Guns
03-17-2017, 06:25
"...a little bit unhinged." A little bit of an understatement.
And now, McCain has single-handedly ensured we keep Obamacare, and will likely tank tax reform.
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2017/07/28/john-mccain-casts-legacy-vote-against-american-people-votes-to-continue-obamacare/#more-136397
KestrelBike
07-28-2017, 08:38
Wow, didn't know this thread was a resurrection. Thought it was all about him protecting obamacare and grievously wounding any forward momentum the executive administration is trying to build to get anything done for the next 3.5 years.
This vote failure on behalf of mccain and the two fake-republicans in Maine and Alaska plays right into the hands of the next midterm elections, where the dems can say "Look, don't vote GOP, they can't get anything done!"
funkymonkey1111
07-28-2017, 10:00
i thought this head cancer was supposed to be aggressive. What happened with that?
bobbyfairbanks
07-28-2017, 11:29
i thought this head cancer was supposed to be aggressive. What happened with that?
No shit. Not sure how someone can have brain cancer and still be holding office.
McCain thank you for your survice. Now go home your no longer needed and should retire.
He will be dead by the next election...
hollohas
07-28-2017, 15:26
Didn't he make a grand speech 3 days ago all about how much it sucks that the Senate can't get anything done?
I always respected his military service record being a POW and all that, but he has proven to be just another sanctimonious jerk like 90% of the politicians out there.
There are more RINO's in the US than all of Africa.
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