Please tell us how you really feel.

John McCain has a moral dilemma.

unqualified (he is batshit crazy) ... how can you look in the mirror w/that hair and his raccoon eyes from his googles
that he wears tanning and walk away and say, "Now that is a good look."


asshole ... Trump made fun of a NY Times reporter because of his disease and how it made his arms look

There is a quote that says when you have a lot of money everybody says you are handsome and dance well...

Anybody else with his absurd comb over and spray on orange tan would be dismissed as absurd.

Hell, If Hillary plays her cards right, she could win everything barack did plus Mississippi and Utah.

piss off both women and hispanics and Texas becomes a tough race to win

She'd have this in the bag.

Peeps can't have it both ways.

Even the IBTimes warn that while Trump is promising everyone a tax break, he can't bankrupt the country like he has his companies.

Republicans succeeded with one celebrity before, but Donald Trump is no Ronald Reagan. And if Hillary doesn't use that line against him should he invoke Reagan during the debates, Ill eat my hat.

I wouldn't vote for McCain if someone stuck a stick of dynamite in my rectum but when did he make a race baiting speech:

Statements like that and others that were meant to make him seem like he's not American. Could be my interpretation, and I have seen the video you posted before. However, it also says a lot where a supporter in his crowd would say that. Also, remember the video of the smarmy guy walking around with a stuffed monkey at one of McCain's rallies?

Peace

He attracted racist yahoos because he was running against a black guy but when they made racist remarks he invariably called them out.

Also, when Sarah Palin wanted to go nativist on Barack Obama and attack him for his association with Reverend Wright John McCain stopped her.

I don't like his politics, one little bit, but he has always kept his difference with the president political.

You agree?

I can't imagine him having access to the nuclear codes. He could drop the big one on Mexico. Just no.

Trump would be the most impotent POTUS ever. *cringe*

I really hope I'm wrong though.

About public spending than trump and his wall. Also about balancing budgets.

Trump wants this super expensive wall plus huge tax breaks

Also if conservative mean not making sudden radical change, hrc is articulating a vision of building on obama's achievements rather than creating a new system

Something one would expect to find written on a napkin at McDonalds or some other fast food restaurant and left with the assorted other trash on the table.

I am quite frankly surprised that there is such a hue and cry from repukes (nearly all) re DRUMPF

I would have thought they'd support anyone who ran on their ticket.

Wow, so they really have limits?

What I dont understand though is how they can pretend with a straight face to be shocked that someone like Trump won the nomination considering it was bound to happen eventually when you think about the voters they have largely been courting and relying on as their base.

This debacle has been coming for some time but the repukes just ignored it. I'm surprised, frankly, it's taken this long for their party to implode-- and I can't think of any other word to describe it.

People have been saying for years the repugs are overextending themselves-- and they ignored the danger signs (because their belief is, if you ignore something, it can't affect you). Just my guess, but it's difficult to know what really goes on in their shrunken little brains.

The Republican in the Ralph's checkout line may have voted for some bad politicians, but they don't have any real power and are relatively harmless.

A Republican who is a top advisor to a powerful US Senator has his hands near the levers of power and he is not harmless, he is among the group of people who have been destroying this country.

You may be more impressed by a person who has done real harm to this country, I am more impressed by the common citizen in the checkout lane.

Not an "endorsement." as this poster claims.

...at the top.

Many people voted for Obama who otherwise might have voted for McCain because they were terrified at the possibility that McCain would die in office.

I would personally love it if McCain died (metaphorically) at the polls in the 2016 Arizona Senate election. This seems possible, since his Democratic Opponent is working hard - quite wisely - to place the Trump albatross around his neck.

He should not run for re-election and campaign against Trump. Why does he need the job? To some he is a hero. He could become an historical figure of he repudiated Trump.

So many conservative and moderate Democrats despised McGovern's progressive pro-peace platform in 1972, that many in the party turned their back on him and declared for Nixon. Why? They didn't want McGovern to define the party, just as the GOPers don't want Trump to redefine their party.

Hillary is the best Republican on either ticket. That you would call this an "impressive endorsement" is unreal, right up there with lauding Kissinger's Hillary-love.

And yet Bernie supporters are called not "real" Democrats