And Lo, John McCain Finally, Irrevocably Crossess The Rubicon Into DODDERING, DESPERATE TOOL

[Beetwasher]

Somehow, somewhere I'm sure, this is still GOOD FOR JOHN MCCAIN:

McCain: 'I Never Considered Myself A Maverick' :rofl:

http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/2010/04/mccain-i-never-considered-myself-a-maverick.php?ref=fpa

[LynneSin]

1. I thought he breached that line when he decided to suspend his campaign 3 weeks before the election

during all that TARP negotiations. He tried to get Obama to join in with suspending campaigns and Barack just thought of him as a tool.

[Beetwasher]

2. YMMV

:evilgrin:

[sarge43]

3. That ship sailed when he ok'd Alaskank as his VP choice. n/t

[Richardo]

4. "Alaskank"

OK, that's pretty funny. :rofl:

[sarge43]

6. I can't claim authorship and I'm deeply sorry I can't remember

who came up with it. However, it sure does fit la Diva loca to a tee.

[groundloop]

5. My view of McCain is that it's well past time for him to retire to a comfy yacht in the Mediteranian

He just doesn't seem all there any more. Unfortunately the guy running against him is even more right-wing than McCain.

[tammywammy]

7. Hilarious n/t

[NoPasaran]

8. That's not the Rubicon he crossed, it's the Styx

[spanone]

9. mccain's legacy will be the moosemom....and the shit she brings to this country

[maxrandb]

10. Do the Dems have a chance?

I think that if J.D. "Frickin-Limbaugh-Clone" Hayworth becomes a Senator, I'm going to drop my retirement papers and get out of the Navy.

That JD is one flaming ass-pickle.

[damntexdem]

11. Well, it's really nothing new -- there'd already been a lot of water under his bridges.

Although he may have just waded into a deeper river than he thought. ;-)