White House Aide on McCain "It Doesn't Matter, He is Dying Anyway"

originally posted by: conspiracy nut
a reply to: Arnie123

wow the level of scorn for the undead by trump supporters is like Mean Girls multiplied by 1000! we get it, you guys love anyone who has anything positive to say and hate anyone that says anything negative about him. #cult45 #maga

More like scorn for the left's fake reverence when really all you want is another talking point to fuel your never ending fake outrage. #nevertrump #crymeariver

originally posted by: Sookiechacha

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Yet you took someone saying it was Karma for McCain and extrapolated it to include everyone with cancer... not a very logical conclusion.

I don't believe in karma. I'm just pointing out the logical outcome of suggesting that John McCain's cancer is his karma coming back on him.

Claiming karma on anything is a hot can of worms!

I think it's the Bible that says "The rain falls on the righteous and the wicked".

JHC can you not read? I tried explaining it to you, others have tried explaining it to you. Your whole argument is based on something that was never said. Don't make us get out the chalkboard.

a reply to: soberbacchus

After taking time to read here....where is the rest of the quote that gives context?

This feels like a 2 pronged jab.

- virtue signal against an official
- get trump supporters to say meam things about mccain for additional shock and disgust.

a reply to: mtnshredder

Your whole argument is based on something that was never said.

What wasn't said? That McCain's cancer is his karma coming back on him?

Don't make us get out the chalkboard.

Please do!

a reply to: proteus33

The problem is, that the govenor can only replace senator McCain if the seat is vacated after a certain date. If the seat is vacated prior to that date, the voters get to decide who the new senator is:

If McCain leaves office before May 30, the Post indicated, his Senate seat will be on the ballot in Arizona in November 2018, as will that of his retiring junior colleague, Republican Sen. Jeff Flake. After May 30, the new senator — who would be appointed by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey — would serve through 2020.

The whispered speculation about replacing John McCain is getting louder - Vox

McCain should have stepped down when he became unable to do his duty on the senate floor. He has not voted since December of 2017.

a reply to: soberbacchus

Disgusting, but nothing from this Whitehouse shocks me anymore.

This woman deserves to be fired, but we all know that will never happen.
She is exactly who Trump chooses to surround himself with. Sociopaths.



Oh The Humanity ! . Please , your Crocodile Tears are Drowning Us All Here ........

a reply to: soberbacchus

Appears to be the norm now for some, to spew ignorance and hate rhetoric regardless of how much ignorance is being reflected from within.

Nobody is perfect and there is only 1 judge of our perfections.

Existence data-
Imagine some of the dead being chosen & freed when they return to spirit and having access to the reality of the living.
Imagine the ramifications?
personal data shared...

a reply to: soberbacchus

This is a statement. So what. He is dying. The delusional part is his daughter saying they will talk about him for 100's and 100's of years.

Any of you remember James Blaine? Me either but he was a Republican who LOST an election over 100 years ago. He was a House Rep for 13 years, SecState twice and ran for office multiple times for POTUS.

No reason for her to be fired. I mean, you have state reps, Senators and Congresspeople saying worse about our POTUS each day.

or how about this...

Link

On her show Friday, Wallace, who was an adviser for McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, asked NBC News' White House reporter Kristen Welker, "How do you resist the temptation to run up and wring her neck? Why can't she just say if a staffer said that, we're going to get to the bottom of it and she'll be fired?"

a reply to: soberbacchus

Kudos to the OP.
But I am truly saddened by the lack of compassion of so many of my ATS members.
Have we lost our heart, our conviction to stand up for truth, dignity and integrity.

a reply to: WalkInSilence

Compassion? For him?



Yeah, a real maverick....A traitor to our country.

a reply to: soberbacchus

The fish rots from the head down

originally posted by: Willtell
a reply to: soberbacchus

The fish rots from the head down

Actually a fish rots from the inside outward, starting in the intestines. Enzymes in the fish's digestive tract actively digest the fish's stomach, liver, and kidneys, which releases bacteria and enzymes into the rest of the fish's cavity, rotting the fish from the inside out. The head is the last portion to rot.

So... if we're going to get cutesy here, the rotting agents of the fish are found deep within. Name someone deeper inside the guts of DC than John McCain has always been. The agent of rot is currently nursing a terminal brain tumor in Arizona, which is why the fish must be cleaned, guts removed, salted and properly handled.

McCain sure has a lot of issues but he has done some really good on occasions

I mean, none of us are perfect and ultimately God is our judge not each other.

I denounced him many times and disagreed with him on many issues but he did fight against torture. He did defend Obama against a vicious racist in a forum which showed his humanity and fairness.

He did save Obamacare and thereby may have saved lives.

I would let him pass to the great maker in peace and let God judge him. In the final analysis, we all do good and evil and we all hope before God our good outweighs our evil

So on this occasion, maybe we can show a little compassion for a dying man.

We all are human and in the end, can only do our best

However, we disagree we shouldn't dance on each others graves

Love how the left is defending this corrupt turncoat out of their own hatred for Trump. Like jumping out of a pool with a turd floating around in it to another pool completely filled with crap.

DBL post.

originally posted by: Willtell
However, we disagree we shouldn't dance on each others graves

I agree with this and have said as much in other threads, but let's not go into absolutist hell here, either. Criticism, valid criticism and justifiable distrust of motives aren't "dancing on a dying man's grave." McCain, as a human being, deserves enough respect to not have his death celebrated. That said, McCain also doesn't deserve any expectation of universal rending of clothes and fistfulls of sand in mourners' hair as he dies. For some of us, he represents the worst Washington has to offer and I'd also remind you that one man's utopia is another's hell. What you list as McCain's virtuous actions, I would include on a list of his failures to his constituents.

Another day another undeniable proof of how despicable modern Republicans are.
I can't wait for November.

originally posted by: CB328
Another day another undeniable proof of how despicable modern Republicans are.
I can't wait for November.

Yep, them Dems certainly have the moral high ground.

Sadler is a terrible human being.

Real americans don't say stuff about other people like that. I would never say that. That's not being PC it's being a decent human being.