This is a weird picture... what is it with McCain and * now?

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

what do they have on him? cause I don't believe he is siding with that shitheel on his own.

[captainjack]

1. not a single fucking ethnic face in that crowd

has the republican party deteriorated into the neo-white supremacist, jingoistic, fascist movement?

yes, yes it has.

[babylonsister]

5. Where's their mama? Odd....

McCain is OUT in my book, as is Giuliani; they both took off in their own directions w/o thinking about the way I think. No X-mas cards for them, or votes! Or support, or respect. I USED to LOVE both of them, but not anymore.

[NMDemDist2]

7. uhhh did you miss the black guys right behind them? n/t

[TankLV]

14. Umm - don't look in the row behind the front one.

You might be surprised by what you see.

Whatever you do, don't look in the second row - darn! - too late!

Opps!

But we do get your point - even tho you just shot your entire argument!

Hee hee!

And I'm the one with a couple chianti's under my belt about now!

[bullimiami]

18. thats a photo negro

didnt you watch the RNC camera work by FAUX? It all about displaying the minorities.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

19. Yep, I recognize them. They are both from

rent-a-bro on 116th St

They are at all the GOP events.

[evilqueen]

2. neither do i

I'm wondering if it has anything to do with the old Newt Gingrich days. I don't know how he can stand himself these days, so it's got to be something significant.

[Pale Blue Dot]

3. He gets Jenna.

I feel dirty. I'm sorry. :-)

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

4. Funny, I was thinking the same thing.... I would not put it past

* to whore his girls out for political advantage.

Maybe they have video tape of them?

[JohnKleeb]

6. You are dirty

not for that but for thinking that Natalie Portman would prefer you to me :D. J/K man, heh, but yeah that is dirty.

[Champ]

9. Jkleeb!

You still on?

[JohnKleeb]

13. you know now

[glarius]

8. McCain is a phony opportunist...

He is willing to overlook the horrible things Bush and company said about him and his wife during the 2000 election in order to stay in good standing with the Republicans....He's not a man of principle, but of opportunism....He's hoping for some favour from the Repubs for his support of Bush....IMO....

[LisaLynne]

10. Yeah ...

My personal problem with McCain is that I think he knows better. The rest of the Bushies are evil and/or stupid. They can't help themselves. McCain knows better.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

11. I KNOW he knows better. I had a 1/2 hour chat with him a few years

back.

He knows much, much better.

So, I can only assume he is being tugged somehow.

[LisaLynne]

12. I'd love to hear details about your chat ...

And you just have to wonder what they have on him, huh? Sad!

[ikojo]

20. Democracy Now! had an interesting segment on McCain a

few nights ago...seems he is extremely adept at re-inventing himself as the times dictates. He was involved in the Keating savings and loan scandals but managed to emerge with his freedom intact. He then kept a low profile after that and it may have led to his championing of campaign finance reform.

http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=04/09/28/1427229&mode=thread&tid=25

JOHN DOUGHERTY: I think it's very interesting that Senator McCain has closely aligned himself with President Bush this time, but it fits in with McCain's nature. McCain has been very, very skilled at remaking himself throughout his career. McCain is very much an opportunist, and he knows how to move in and position himself in the limelight and get out of the limelight when it's necessary to do so. If you look at the entire history of this man's career, it was -- it began in a massive scandal that a lot of people forget about, the Keating Five scandal. It almost took him out of the Senate. And only because McCain cut his losses early in that was he able to survive that. It was the biggest Ethics Committee investigation in the history of the Congress, going back more than the Civil War period. It had had a similar type of scandal. McCain survived that by becoming what he later identified as “the straight talk express.” He acts like he's talking straight. He presents an image that he's talking straight, but there's always something else going on behind the scene there. And the situation that happened in South Carolina and in the primary last -- the last go-around, I think McCain came out of that experience and decided to make himself into the elder statesman. He has kind of held that role until earlier this year when he started to waffle with the Kerry camp and the Bush camp. And I think now he has just turned into your basic politician. It's disappointing because Senator McCain could be leading the country at an extremely crucial time as the news items you pointed out earlier at the top of the show here, and we need to have someone who has the experience he has to be talking as he claims to be a straight talk express. And I don't see that right now. This is a critical, critical moment in Senator McCain's career. He will be defined, I think, by what happens and how he handles this period of time in his tenure in the Senate. And frankly, I think there's a lot of questions floating around as to where he is, who is he? He's like a chameleon right now.

[vajraroshana]

15. he's bored;

and ashamed!

Need you ask?

[Robeson]

16. Why? He's a Republican

[bullimiami]

17. bush used to beat him

and now mccain is his b*t(h.

[name not needed]

21. McCain: "Think unsexy thoughts"

Jenna: "Is daddy gonna make an ass of himself already? I wanna get the fuck out of here."
The other one: "Why the hell is McCain staring at my legs like that?"

[Philostopher]

22. I can't explain McCain ...

but I have a sneaking suspicion they took this pic while Pickles nipped off to the back alley to blow a Kool.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

23. She blew Kool and the Gang? Wow.

That is some rumor.

[Radical Activist]

24. who is that next to mccain anyway?

his daughter?

[Kat45]

25. He's a repubican. Republicans demonstrate absolute loyalty

to the party. No matter what.