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Being associated with the Gang of 8 was an albatross around Rubio's neck when he ran for President.  Hopefully, he learned his lesson.

He says he did, let up hope he sticks to that, for his sake.
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McCain is jealous of Trump's win. McCain hates Trump, his supporters, and all Conservatives.
He is furious at God and Death for having the arrogance of trying to make him leave office.
McCain will be lashing out at everything and everybody on the Right until he dies. There is no reason to pretend anymore.


It is odd that people are still taking him seriously, knowing that he will no longer be on Earth a year from now.
Who cares what McCain wants or thinks? His time is done.


We can't have some crazy old guy passing legislation on his death bed, and fomenting laws and wars that he will never have to live with. McCain needs to go.

I think he will live on the high side of the median of 14 months.  1) He has the absolute best care money and knowledge can buy and 2) He's all mean.  I've seen really mean people defy the odds with these things, I think it's because they're terrified of meeting their Maker.
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McCain never ran 'against' Obama. I followed the McCain campaign with excitement when he first began to run. But then I noticed that McCain was not serious. He banned anyone at any of his rallies from saying out loud the obvious fact that Obama has a Muslim name, and was raised and educated in a Muslim school in a Muslim country.


McCain did nothing but praise and revere Obama at his campaign stops and banned anyone from saying anything negative about his lack of any experience at all, and his radical past. (because that would be 'racist', doncha know)


No. I don't think McCain was running against Obama. And although this sounds like simple generic hyperbole, I really do believe, sincerely, that McCain would have been the perfect VP to run with Obama, not against him.


Based on all the praise, and wonderful things McCain said about Obama during the campaign, I'm still not completely sure who McCain voted for. I really do believe that it is very possible that McCain voted for Obama, if only to prove to himself how 'diverse' and 'not racist' he is. I really believe that.


McCain was nominated by the GOPe to ensure Obama would win. This is made even more clear with Palin. As soon as Palin began gaining popularity, and McCain's poll numbers began improving, McCain and the GOPe jumped her with all the viciousness of any Liberal Democrat MSM activist, to put her in check and to shut her down. McCain was never supposed to win. And Palin was starting to mess up the plan.

The most inexcusable thing McCain did in that entire campaign was refuse to point the finger at Obama on the housing collapse.  McCain had the perfect issue -- years before, he had sponsored a bill to rein in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac because they were unstable.  Obama (and most other Democratic Senators) did not support it, and the bill failed.  McCain could and should have rammed that fact down Obama's throat every chance he had, but instead didn't do it because he thought it more important to "fix" things than to "assign blame".  So it only got one cursory mention in a debate, and that was it. 

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What said it all about McCain was during the Bailout meetings, he suspended his campaign to fly back to Washington to do...........................nothing.

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He ran a strange campaign all around.  Either astonishingly inept or...something else.

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He ran a strange campaign all around.  Either astonishingly inept or...something else.

Like Romney, it was "something else".

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He ran a strange campaign all around.  Either astonishingly inept or...something else.

He threw that election, plain and simple.  In October before the election he said, "We have nothing to fear from an Obama presidency."  I'd never seen a candidate actually endorse his opponent before.  There there was his crew stabbing Palin in the back at every opportunity....

Link to McCain endorsement of Obama: 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1076999/McCain-appears-concede-lose-telling-voters-We-fear-Barack-Obama-White-House.html
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What said it all about McCain was during the Bailout meetings, he suspended his campaign to fly back to Washington to do...........................nothing.


I wouldn't say that he did 'nothing'. He did manage to make Obama and his team look like 'leaders', and made himself and his team look like a little dog begging for scraps from the table.


McCain did so many things during his campaign that gave the impression that he was deliberately trying to lose. Either the guy is the most naive, stupid, politician ever, or he was afraid of Obama. That was what so many people thought after attending one of his so called 'rallies'.


But, now that we know factually and provably that McCain is in bed with Soros, and Soros of course backed Obama, it really makes me think the whole thing was a show. McCain was never serious about winning. McCain's only interest during the campaign was making sure that Obama knew that he was 'doing his part', so he could possibly get favors from President Obama and Soros after the fake election.


part of McCain's "Vote for Obama" speech.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSMi8W4p4Do
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The gang of chumps.

Sen. Michael F. Bennet, D-CO
Sen. Richard J. Durbin, D-IL
Sen. Jeff Flake, R-AZ
Sen. Lindsey O. Graham, R-SC
Sen. John McCain, R-AZ
Sen. Robert Menendez, D-NJ
Sen. Marco A. Rubio, R-FL
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-NY

I'm looking closely but I do not see any Republicans on that list.
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He ran a strange campaign all around.  Either astonishingly inept or...something else.

It was definitely "something else".  Although I do find him to be inept (for the non-left side).... I came to the conclusion long ago that his ineptness at working for the Republican side is quite intentional and deliberate.  He is very competent at helping and aiding the Democrats/leftists.  He is the leader and head representative of the RINOs crew. 
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McCain never ran 'against' Obama. I followed the McCain campaign with excitement when he first began to run. But then I noticed that McCain was not serious. He banned anyone at any of his rallies from saying out loud the obvious fact that Obama has a Muslim name, and was raised and educated in a Muslim school in a Muslim country.


McCain did nothing but praise and revere Obama at his campaign stops and banned anyone from saying anything negative about his lack of any experience at all, and his radical past. (because that would be 'racist', doncha know)


No. I don't think McCain was running against Obama. And although this sounds like simple generic hyperbole, I really do believe, sincerely, that McCain would have been the perfect VP to run with Obama, not against him.


Based on all the praise, and wonderful things McCain said about Obama during the campaign, I'm still not completely sure who McCain voted for. I really do believe that it is very possible that McCain voted for Obama, if only to prove to himself how 'diverse' and 'not racist' he is. I really believe that.


McCain was nominated by the GOPe to ensure Obama would win. This is made even more clear with Palin. As soon as Palin began gaining popularity, and McCain's poll numbers began improving, McCain and the GOPe jumped her with all the viciousness of any Liberal Democrat MSM activist, to put her in check and to shut her down. McCain was never supposed to win. And Palin was starting to mess up the plan.

That theory may be insane but it's interesting.  Neither McCain nor Romney seemed to be able to bring themselves to run against Obama with the vigor needed.  They were afraid to be too critical ... maybe for fear that they would lose votes they never had the slightest chance of winning anyway.
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Being associated with the Gang of 8 was an albatross around Rubio's neck when he ran for President.  Hopefully, he learned his lesson.

That remains to be seen actually.  He was re-elected even after he joined the Gang of 8 and vowed that he was leaving the Senate early and that he was ending his political career.  The GOPe persuaded conservatives not to run against him so he is seated once again in the Senate and I believe he still sits among all the other sewer rats.
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McCain and Romney ran for one reason and one reason only, to block a conservative from getting the nomination.

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In a related story, People in Hell Want Ice Water.

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It was definitely "something else".  Although I do find him to be inept (for the non-left side).... I came to the conclusion long ago that his ineptness at working for the Republican side is quite intentional and deliberate.  He is very competent at helping and aiding the Democrats/leftists.  He is the leader and head representative of the RINOs crew.

What an odd guy.  What does he want as he nears the end of his existence on earth.  A last ditch effort to make a (bad) difference?  A legacy?  He may be in bed with Soros but Soros will not be with him at the end.  I've never seen McCain as a money grubber like Hillary and the Obamas.

Maybe he should just adopt DBHRP (Dallas Billionaire H. Ross Perot) theme song.

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That remains to be seen actually.  He was re-elected even after he joined the Gang of 8 and vowed that he was leaving the Senate early and that he was ending his political career. The GOPe persuaded conservatives not to run against him so he is seated once again in the Senate and I believe he still sits among all the other sewer rats.

That's because the only time you will ever see John McCain walk talk and act like a Conservative is when it's time to send him to DC for another six years.

He walks in Reagan's footsteps just long enough to beat back any primary challengers and beat whatever Dem is thrown at him...then as soon as he's back in DC he returns to his normal form which is GOPe
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What an odd guy.  What does he want as he nears the end of his existence on earth.  A last ditch effort to make a (bad) difference?  A legacy?  He may be in bed with Soros but Soros will not be with him at the end.  I've never seen McCain as a money grubber like Hillary and the Obamas.

Maybe he should just adopt DBHRP (Dallas Billionaire H. Ross Perot) theme song.

"Crazy"

Maybe he's not a money grubber, but he has an ego bigger than 0bama's even, combined with a pathetic need for media approval.

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That theory may be insane but it's interesting.  Neither McCain nor Romney seemed to be able to bring themselves to run against Obama with the vigor needed.  They were afraid to be too critical ... maybe for fear that they would lose votes they never had the slightest chance of winning anyway.

In McCain's case, he angered his voting base so much that many stayed at home or voted 3rd party.  He tends to be critical of everyone else, why wouldn't he be critical of his DEM opponent?  Unless he had already cut a deal with the DEMS?

As for Romney, yes, I believe he's that nice of a guy.
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That's because the only time you will ever see John McCain walk talk and act like a Conservative is when it's time to send him to DC for another six years.

He walks in Reagan's footsteps just long enough to beat back any primary challengers and beat whatever Dem is thrown at him...then as soon as he's back in DC he returns to his normal form which is GOPe

Well, I'm guessing he won't run again, so there's that.
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In McCain's case, he angered his voting base so much that many stayed at home or voted 3rd party.  He tends to be critical of everyone else, why wouldn't he be critical of his DEM opponent?  Unless he had already cut a deal with the DEMS?

As for Romney, yes, I believe he's that nice of a guy.

Well, yeah, I kinda agree about Romney, he's not a creep like McCain, but he was too mild-mannered during the debates and didn't go after Obama hard enough.  I remember lying in bed listening to the returns.  I was so sure that Romney would win because 'how could people possibly re-elect that disaster Obama.'

I felt the same way about the latest election.

So maybe I'd better not bet the ponies.
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That is simply a part of society in today's world. Every White person has to tip-toe around the 'negro' in the room, for fear they might be offended by something/anything.


But, back in the real world of reality, what could possibly be more racist than that. I don't see Liberals tip-toeing around Asians, or Arabs, or Europeans, or anyone else.


It is because Liberals inherently view Black people as inferior, just on the face of it no matter who they are, that they feel the compulsion to talk slowly, and come up with a dozen euphemisms for saying a Black person is Black. Heaven forbid that I would ever curse anyone by saying that they are Black. They are not Black, God forbid! They are 'people of color'! hehehe, yeah... sure they are. LOL I know a Black person when I see one, Dumbass.


It is the straitjacket of political correctness that hurt Romney. It was McCain's affection for Leftist ideology and radical Islam that caused him to side with Obama. McCain was obviously thrilled at the idea of Obama being President. He said so himself, many times.
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I've never seen McCain as a money grubber like Hillary and the Obamas.

Are you old enough to know what the Keating 5 scandal is about?

McCain was as money-grubbing as any Clinton could ever be.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jq5oIHWn_Q

Is the most among those saying this can muster is a youtube video or off-the-wall websites; WND does not even say those are ISIS figures.

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Rand Paul Falls for Hoax That John McCain Met With ISIS
Here’s the other problem: The rumor that McCain met with ISIS in northern Syria in May 2013 has been proven false. As reported by The New York Times, pictures of McCain meeting with members of the Free Syrian Army-who have historically opposed ISIS-have been seized upon by conspiracy theorists and McCain skeptics, some of whom have gone as far as to photoshop McCain pinning a medal on the chest of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Emboldening believers is the fact that McCain sometimes misspeaks, like on Monday evening on Fox News, when he asked “Has Rand Paul ever been to Syria? Has he ever met with ISIS?” The Daily Beast

http://matzav.com/rand-paul-falls-for-hoax-that-john-mccain-met-with-isis/

No one in the credible press says that McCain is meeting with ISIS members.

There is also a timeline where people say at this point in time, Baghdadi had a long beard.

Also, eyebrows between the fellow in picture and Baghdadi are suppose to be different.

Even Shoebat says that is not Baghdadi. Shoebat, nut, Islamaphobe, whatever he is, he gets routinely quoted.


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John McCain NEVER met with Caliph Al-Baghdadi and Al-Baghdadi was NEVER a CIA or Mossad Agent and the Vatican is not the Harlot of Babylon
By Ted on August 26, 2014 in Featured, General

By Walid Shoebat (Shoebat Exclusive)

No, John McCain never met with Baghdadi and Snowden NEVER said that the CIA and the Mossad trained him and neither did Obama have a ring that says “In the Name Of Allah” on it, Allah which in Arabic does somewhat look like a squiggly and what was on Obama’s ring was a pure squiggly, not Allah in Arabic.

Continued: http://shoebat.com/2014/08/26/john-mccain-never-met-caliph-al-baghdadi-al-baghdadi-never-cia-mossad-agent-vatican-harlot-babylon/
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Again, the width of the eyebrows do not change overnight. Even the Facebook of the man who led the meeting with McCain in which the alleged photo of Al-Baghdadi is known and his name can be found on the screen caption:


His name is Mouaz Moustafa and he has a Facebook which debunks such theories and McCain had some more to say about this false charge.