So! I'm Sipping My Amaretto and Ruminating: KERRY & McCAIN '04

[NightNurse]

That would skewer the body politic?

:yourock: :loveya:

[matcom]

1. nope. no way

never happen

Kerry doesn't NEED the likes of McCain. McCain wouldn't do it anyway.

You would INSTANTLY turn off the Democratic Base of the Democratic party

keep sipping :)

on edit: BTW, welcome to DU :hi:

[madmax]

2. You're cut off

No more Amaretto for you ;)

[LynneSin]

3. How much Amaretto are you drinking??

I mean, I love Amaretto but it takes about 6-7 glasses for me to catch a serious buzz. The alcohol content isn't that high in Amaretto. Sure you're not mixing grain alcohol in it??

[mountainvue]

10. It's the sugar.

[bif]

4. Sip, don't guzzle.

[King of New Orleans]

5. uh no

Now if McCain wants to let his inner liberal out and switch parties after the election, then that's okay by me. As it is now, he tends to kow-tow his party's line way too much, even though he occasionally drops hints of being more progressive than he actually votes.

[Atlant]

6. Won't happen -- McCain is a partisan Republican.

Won't happen -- McCain is a partisan Republican.

He quietely took the Bush gang's political "bullet" in SC in 2000
because he's a loyal Republican.

Atlant

[Qutzupalotl]

7. McCain is actively supporting and campaigning for Bush.

So, hell no!

[sadiesworld]

8. Now I need a drink.

[HuskerDem]

9. It's gone straight to your head

but, tasty stuff isn't it?

McCain would just retire before it came to that.

[OKNancy]

11. McCain- pishposh

McCain is a right-winger

What in the world makes Democrats think that he is on our side?

[BL_Zebub]

12. McCain would never join the ticket

He's not a PNAC'er.

[NNN0LHI]

13. I think McCain is a Republican? We want the Democrats in the WH n/t

[ShaneGR]

14. Stop drinking, bad idea

We are the Democratic Party. John McCain is not a Democrat.

[Ficus]

15. I like McCain's integrity

and he's willing to stand up to Bush quite often. I don't think though, he's willing to run against him.

[Rhiannon12866]

16. This was the headline in my local Freeper free weekly newspaper

The "editor" is always publishing editorials that are behind Bush* and the administration 100%. Last summer he published a long article criticizing Bobby Kennedy Jr. who appeared locally to give a talk on water pollution. He called Kennedy a "child of privilege" and seemed to think he had a lot of nerve telling the rest of us what to do.

Actually, I like McCain. He appeared on "The Daily Show," recently, and really skewered the Republicans. But he still says he's supporting Bush*. I just don't get it. As for a Kerry/McCain ticket? It isn't going to happen.:shrug:

on edit: changed word

[Ficus]

17. McCain/Lieberman as indys

would be a powerful ticket many places. I actually think they would be a pretty successful 3rd party run. I'd never happen, and I'd never vote for either of them, but I'd see Holy Joe as a better fit for a crossover ticket like that.

[lcordero]

18. two words for you...KEATING FIVE