In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
As soon as you get Trumps cock out of your mouth. Palin was a fucking joke.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
I wouldn’t invite the person that cost me the presidency to my funeral either.
The selection of Palin cost McCain my vote too, but it was a Hail Mary move because Obama was kicking his ass regardless. It obviously backfired but there probably wasn't a VP who was winning him that election.
The 08 presidential election was all about Obama. I don't think there was anyone the GOP could have nominated coming off 8 years of Dubya that was going to beat him.
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
He was making snide comments about trump and trump said mean things about him so the leftists love him now. There's not much more to it then that.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
He was making snide comments about trump and trump said mean things about him so the leftists love him now. There's not much more to it then that.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
Correctomundo.
When George HW Bush finally kicks, my bet is he'll get roughly 20% of the coverage McCain dying is getting. Maybe less.
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
He was making snide comments about trump and trump said mean things about him so the leftists love him now. There's not much more to it then that.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
He was making snide comments about Trump and Trump said mean things about him so the Troomps hate him now. There’s not much more to it then that.
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
He was making snide comments about trump and trump said mean things about him so the leftists love him now. There's not much more to it then that.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
Correctomundo.
When George HW Bush finally kicks, my bet is he'll get roughly 20% of the coverage McCain dying is getting. Maybe less.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
Wait. You said he was ahead in the polls right after he selected Palin until she opened her mouth. So which is it?
I'm still bitter that McGovern got crucified for Eagleton. A little crazy in a VP is a good thing. Palin had nothing to do with my decision. It was time for Obama and I agree there was no one on the GOP side
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Speaking of McGovern (every bit the 'war hero' as McCain ever was)....did the country lose it's shit over his death? Flags flying at half staff, lying in state at the Capitol, round-the-clock coverage/breaking news?
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
He was making snide comments about trump and trump said mean things about him so the leftists love him now. There's not much more to it then that.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
He was making snide comments about Trump and Trump said mean things about him so the Troomps hate him now. There’s not much more to it then that.
Huh
The point stands. Trump is the news.
So the only reason he is getting coverage is because of his little back and forth with trump. No one would care otherwise.
McCain didn't want the current President there and invited W and Obama. Probably the Clintons too. Yet urging people to stick together as Americans. Turned on the TV and saw Biden giving a speech. What a bunch of clowns.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
Wait. You said he was ahead in the polls right after he selected Palin until she opened her mouth. So which is it?
Wow, you're really not very bright and not very honest are you.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
Wait. You said he was ahead in the polls right after he selected Palin until she opened her mouth. So which is it?
Wow, you're really not very bright and not very honest are you.
This your quote?
"She didn't cost him the election. The only time he ever led in the polls was after he selected Palin."
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
Wait. You said he was ahead in the polls right after he selected Palin until she opened her mouth. So which is it?
Wow, you're really not very bright and not very honest are you.
In his 1992 Senate bid, McCain was joined on the campaign trail by his wife, Cindy, as well as campaign aide Doug Cole and consultant Wes Gullett. At one point, Cindy playfully twirled McCain’s hair and said, “You’re getting a little thin up there.” McCain’s face reddened, and he responded, “At least I don’t plaster on the makeup like a trollop, you cunt.”
Yet McCain, in spite of his fairly unoriginal path to advancement (is there a quicker way for a Republican to get the attention of the media than to denounce his own party?), did manage to stumble into a formula that for one brief shining moment looked like it might work for him and for the GOP in 2008. That moment was when he picked Sarah Palin to be his running mate—and before she became an object of ridicule. That she became an object of ridicule was partly her fault. But voters saw how McCain responded first to the praise she received (he appeared to resent it) and then to the merciless attack on Palin. That attack happened because she was effective at the convention and it put the fear of God into the Democrats. That McCain would not try to get in sync with her on message and would not defend her, manfully, when she was attacked hurt him. People saw then what kind of a guy he is. And now, shamefully, he is using his final days to remind us.
It must gnaw at McCain’s deepest longings to see how Trump used exactly the strategy that many people then urged him to adopt to build support among working class voters in the Midwest. Trump proved actually to be a maverick, not just to play one on TV.
Kiss my ass coog
McCain's campaign was dead in the water prior to his selection of Palin.
Wait. You said he was ahead in the polls right after he selected Palin until she opened her mouth. So which is it?
Wow, you're really not very bright and not very honest are you.
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Facts seem to bother you
The 08 presidential election was all about Obama. I don't think there was anyone the GOP could have nominated coming off 8 years of Dubya that was going to beat him.
I don't even remember who ran in the primaries
Honest to god, I haven't seen this level of attention to anybody dying since Bobby Kennedy was shot (Race was there). Multiple Presidents have died since then and they didn't get shit in comparison.
If hillary would have won we wouldnt be hearing shit.
Trump IS the news so only things involving him get airtime.
When George HW Bush finally kicks, my bet is he'll get roughly 20% of the coverage McCain dying is getting. Maybe less.
The point stands. Trump is the news.
So the only reason he is getting coverage is because of his little back and forth with trump. No one would care otherwise.
"She didn't cost him the election. The only time he ever led in the polls was after he selected Palin."
You ain't seen nothin' yet.