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Spineless and gutless as ever.
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He said that candidates like Trump and Ben Carson are tapping into the American people’s “anger and frustration.”
More like pissing gasoline and fanning the ensuing flames with their baseless and irresponsible derp.
The only halfway responsible clown in the car is Jebya and he’s a wimp who does not provide enough seriously deranged wampeters, foma or granfalloons for the teabillies to feast upon.
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Go ahead, screw people of your state. What the hell?
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What a pig. This is par for the course for Arizona politics. Home of the Barry Goldwater Barbecue.
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He’s got his, the rest of us can go F ourselves…
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So, taking health insurance away from millions of Americans “troubles” him, not because this will result in millions of Americans needlessly suffering and many of them dying prematurely, but because it would involve undoing a decision made by his state’s governor? Gosh, how very mavericky of him. Also, he’ll support Trump if Trump is the GOP nominee, no matter how many lies Triump tells, no matter how many racial slurs he uses and how many blatantly unconstitutional schemes he proposes? Double-mavericky.
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Because he’s a posturing whore who is entirely driven by ego, anger, and the desire to be on Sunday news shows.
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No John, it was bred by you when you picked Caribou Barbie to run on your ticket. You own it and it is a very few number of connect-the-dots from you to Trump.
Meanwhile, undoubtedly Meet the Press is on John’s line 1 right now (their speed-dial) to gleefully invite him to his umpteenth appearance on their GOP-fest.
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Which is fed by the Sunday talk shows constant invitations to appear. He does not just show up hat-in-hand on Sunday. He is invited. More than any other guest in Meet the Press’ history, thanks largely to David Gregory’s infatuation with his “President McCain” after Obama beat him.
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“Thousands of people will undoubtedly suffer,” McCain added, “and a number of them will probably die. But I’m a Republican, and the Party must always come first.”
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Ok Johnny Corruption! We’re all waiting for this to happen! Not.
Go HOME you vile old buzzard, or better yet check yourself into a home! McCain has always been a dodgy character, but now Gramps is just bonkers.
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he said. “A lot of it is justified because they have not seen a betterment of their lives.”
He says while supporting the dis-betterment of their lives.
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I’m with McCain. The thought of a poor, disabled or sick person in Arizona having access to health insurance makes me want to puke. Well, they can have insurance, but I don’t want it to be affordable. The cost of getting it must make them choose between paying the electric bill or being insured. Because America.
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McCain’s extreme stands like this make it hard to remain civil in the discussion.
Irrationality and rejection of reality could doom us all.
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How many mouth-sides does mcPalin have?
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I think Gramps McCain has forgotten why Gov Brewer opted for medicaid expansion here in AZ. It meant we got $3 billion dollars from the Feds to do it at a time when AZ was bankrupt and had just sold its freaking Capitol building and then rented it back to get money to balance the damned state budget they had squandered with tax giveaways to corporations (takes deep breath). They’d like to blame democrats for all that but the fact is republicans have controlled both chambers here since 1969.
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I wish I were making that up. But it’s true, all of it.
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I n the past I had often wondered how stupid a person had to be to support the GOP’s modern ideology; I now see that Stupidity is their Ideology.
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