Did anyone see John McCain on MSNBC (Friday)

[LeftInTX]

I can't remember whether it was Larry O'Donnell or Ed Schultz, but someone interviewed him today.

He looked very sad after hearing Petraeus' testimony.

He didn't have much to say.

I can't figure out why he was so sad that Susan Rice was repeating the CIA's unclassified talking points.

Would it make him happy if Susan Rice and President Obama would go around spilling classified secrets on TV?

Wish there was a video clip.

[UtahLib]

1. Considering his many media flubs lately, the repukes have probably had him medicated. n/t

[veganlush]

2. I called his office and demanded

that he apologize to Rice and Obama and America. [phone] (Congressional switchboard) ask for Mccain's office (then call back and ask for Lindsay graham's office) Take a minute people, call and demand that they recant and apologize.

[ProudProgressiveNow]

3. Will do....

[calimary]

4. Kick! GREAT strategy!

Absolutely - let them know we're watching and keeping track. And also, don't forget to remind them that THEY LOST, and Elections Have Consequences. So now is NOT the time for them to think they can play the same moldie-oldie tricks against our President - who just beat their guy decisively.

[StrictlyRockers]

7. Done.

Great idea. So empowering. I called both Senator's offices and told them what I think.

[zentrum]

12. Will do

[ProfessionalLeftist]

14. +10000

Activism doesn't stop when the election is over! They need to hear from the people about this.

[BeyondGeography]

5. He's an old man who knows the fun part is long over

Four more years of Obama, minority party in the Senate and the only senior committee spot open to him is Indian Affairs, where the only way he can get attention is by rewriting the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, which he has already unsuccessfully tried to do. Yeah, he's sad.

[defacto7]

6. K&R

[kysrsoze]

8. In all the time I remember him, he's been a complete jerkoff... with a 1-in-20 incidence of decency.

He's like an older, straight version of Lindsey Graham, which is an interesting comparison, IMO, since they're both all over the Benghazi bullshit, manufactured scandal. I hate that old, unremarkable prick.... and Lindsey Graham sucks too.

[selfmademoe]

9. dude!! this is blowing my mind!!!

Dude!! Nancy pelosi is so much smarter than McCain bro. Hes over the hill. Shes old too. But so much more in tune with us man. She understands us. I swear repubs are such turds!!!!!

[retread]

21. Dude!!

[WiffenPoof]

22. I Believe I Saw Some...

...knarly (sp) waves to catch, DUDE!!!

[hrmjustin]

23. Welcome to DU!

[Jade Fox]

10. I believe McCain is taking his marching orders from the Republican Party....

in this whole thing, as is Lindsey Graham, and has enough sense left to know he's being used.

As Republican "Senators for Life", nothing can really hurt either McCain or Graham, as far as their Senate seats go, so they've been appointed to do the Party's dirty work.

McCain hasn't looked like his heart was in this from the beginning. It has looked staged.

[Milliesmom]

13. C-Span

It showed on C-Span tonight after 11PM.I detest the man and his girlfriend Lindsey.

[ReRe]

15. McCain and all of them are sociopaths...

... proven by McCain & Graham's behavior this week. They can't imagine that Obama's White House doesn't run like Republicon' White Houses do. Classic sociopathic behavior. He looked so sad because he had shot himself in the foot. He's a right-wing bigoted zealot. Just my opinion..

[aandegoons]

16. At this point I am not sure he is human enough to call human.

He is mad that his made up ploy to use the deaths in Benghazi as a political bludgeon to get back at someone for winning an election. Didn't work.

That shows just where his heart is, shows just what human beings mean to him. It is nearly as evil as the smirk on Rmoneys face just hours after the attack.

[Renew Deal]

20. I agree

I think a lot of this is personal BS with McCain

[SleeplessinSoCal]

17. I've written to Rohrabacher. He's saying the same things.

"Rohrabacher said it was more likely that Obama, UN ambassador Susan Rice and former CIA directer David Petraeus were involved in a conspiracy than that the Obama administration initially received erroneous intelligence reports."


http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2012/11/16/anderson-cooper-rips-rohrabacher-on-benghazi-youre-factually-not-correct/

[LeftInTX]

25. Dana Rohrabacher is awful.

Thanks for the name. I saw him on Anderson, but couldn't remember his name.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

27. I'm putting energy into unseating him. He's my rep. :(

[LeftInTX]

29. +1

[notadmblnd]

18. Clould be that Harry Reid told him that he's not gonna get his special committee to investigate

Which means that he will no longer be relevent in politics. Currently he sits on a committee that is very important and he gets a lot of face time on the talking head shows. Not having an important position an any important committees will toss his butt into obscurity and we wont be seeing him cheering more wars on TV

[Renew Deal]

19. McCain is looking for a scandal

And I have no idea why. He clearly wants there to be a scandal.

[GeorgeGist]

26. If he dug around in Lindsey's closet ...

I think he' find one.

[Auntie Bush]

24. I saw his disgraceful interview...huffing and puffing trying to get to the microphone first.

I thought he was going to have a heart attack (Wouldn't that be awful?)
He said as little as possible and never apologized to Rice for his disgraceful comments. Then when a reporter asked him a question McCain gave him the dirtiest look I ever saw and walked off in an embarrassed huff with egg all over his puffy face. He never actually even said he was wrong!

[Michigan Alum]

28. Those Repubs were all looking very dejected.

Just one ass-kicking after another (this "loss" after the loss of the election). Are we finally seeing these douches get theirs?