I can't tell if you're being ironic. Definitely, McCain is responsible for his own campaign, but he was in an impossible position. He was faced with a threat of a walkout by cultural conservatives at the convention of he chose a moderate running mate, and I suspect that without the pressure, he would have ran as bipartisan consensus builder he has always been. Anyway, I don't regret my vote for Obama for a minute, but I like McCain tremendously when he's not running for President, and it's great to have him back. He was on the the Tonight show last night, and for veteran's day he told a story about the patriotism of one of his fellow prisoners that was deeply moving.   See 3 other replies

I have the same accent as Palin (kinda ashamed) and pay close attention to what she says. Most of what she says harkens back to McCarthyism and is pure stupidity. Plus if you watch her campaign tapes for her position as governor of Alaska you'd hear very little accent. It's put on for the cameras.   See 21 other replies

umm weren't you on Full House? or just stuck in hell watching those episodes for eternity?   See 21 other replies

I agree. It seems like a lot of things done by the GOP during the campaign were done without John McCain's willing consent, from picking Sarah Palin to the dirty smear tactics. It seems like he had no choice but to do what the party wanted. John McCain is a decent man and he would have made a great president.And yeah, he's a terrific actor too. He's always great when he does comedy.   See 3 other replies

Oh, I almost forgot to mention... that was really funny!   See 3 other replies