McCain wants Obama to give his eulogy.

a reply to: MRinder

McCain is the original RINO. He was the vote that saved Obamacare.

He will not be missed.

a reply to: Metallicus

That's not true.

His family will miss him. I'm pretty sure.

originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: MRinder

McCain is the original RINO. He was the vote that saved Obamacare.

He will not be missed.

Yea, If I lived in AZ I would be drinking till my bladder was ready to burst so I could give him a proper send off.

originally posted by: burdman30ott6

originally posted by: MRinder
a reply to: burdman30ott6

The expression on Michelle's face looks like "somebody get this damn white man off of me before I vomit." George looks genuinely happy though.

Actually, in every photo of the two I've seen, she looks like she's genuinely fond of George. They're obviously close friends (and no, I'm not making some sort of sexual connotation between the two... I only find the images interesting because of how comfortable they look together. In the group photos, Barack looks equally comfortable around them. I don't think Hillary Clinton is overly fond of any of them, but she seems to be alone in that.)

Let me apologize. It was a poor attempt at humor on my part and it was wrong of me.

a reply to: MRinder

Then I hope Obama crokes first.

Like his politics or not (I am not a supporter), Obama is an eloquent, highly intelligent speaker.

I will not wish ill upon a man on his deathbed, he will be judged for right and wrong soon enough, if only by his own self in his waning moments. May he rest in peace upon his passing.

However, I will say that I am personally disappointed in his political posture of recent. It seems to me like he sold out to the establishment elite, and this is truly shameful indeed (in my opinion). The establishment elite serve no one but themselves, with their insatiable greed and lust for power, and all who think differently are but fools. I also feel like he misled many with his war hero status in modern times, for nothing more than political capital, and this is also truly disappointing (again, in my opinion)...but it is not for me to judge.

Have whomever you wish speak at your funeral. Go in peace John McCain.

a reply to: Flyingclaydisk

I know my post was maybe inappropriate?



Nnnaaaaah!

originally posted by: TinySickTears
a reply to: MRinder

so because he is a republican he can only have his eulogy delivered by a republican?

sounds like bull# to me.

does not prove a thing to me

Try by someone that loves the US and has at least a smidgen of moral character
As true Republicans do.
There , now you stand corrected.

originally posted by: intrepid
He's a good speaker.

I agree. Has put me to sleep at times of insomnia many times
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originally posted by: UnBreakable
Like his politics or not (I am not a supporter), Obama is an eloquent, highly intelligent speaker.

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a reply to: UnBreakable

He publicly reads aloud quite well.

originally posted by: Grimpachi
a reply to: MRinder

Both Bush and Obama will give eulogies.

Did FAUX NEWS leave out the part about Bush? Hmm... go figure.

McCain is sure to have some respect for both former presidents. Not so much for Cadet bone spurs.

So a Progressive and a Progressive can give a eulogy to a dying Progressive, but he doesn't want to let the current Prez who isn't Progressive to give a eulogy.

You have no clue, do you?

originally posted by: UnBreakable
Like his politics or not (I am not a supporter), Obama is an eloquent, highly intelligent speaker.

Quoted for insanity.

a reply to: Lumenari

Wait a second. You think Bush is a progressive?

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: Lumenari

Wait a second. You think Bush is a progressive?

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!!!!!!

So you have no idea what a Progressive even is?

And your name is enlightened.

So much irony in one post that I don't even know what to do with it.

No he isn't sweety... go back to in your head where there are two individual parties so you won't be confused.

a reply to: Lumenari

No he isn't sweety... go back to in your head where there are two individual parties so you won't be confused.

I'm the "confused" one yet you think that both the Republican George Bush is a Progressive and that there are only 2 parties here? Right...

originally posted by: enlightenedservant
a reply to: Lumenari

No he isn't sweety... go back to in your head where there are two individual parties so you won't be confused.

I'm the "confused" one yet you think that both the Republican George Bush is a Progressive and that there are only 2 parties here? Right...

Progressives are the dominant ideology in both major American political parties.

I'll type this slower for you. Progressives are in both parties.

Progressives are in both parties.

Progressives are in both major political parties of the United States of America.

Progressives have ran the Democratic party since the 1920's. They have run the Republican party since the 80's.

This isn't rocket science, sparky.

If you are going to comment on American politics, at least understand the makeup of it.

I'd actually prefer McCain giving Obama's eulogy this week or next.