There it goes . . .

There goes the last shred of credibility (if any remained) in Grampy McSame's tired old body and, judging by the comment, senile mind.

In response to the Colin Powell endorsement of the President, he said:

“General Powell, you disappoint us and you have harmed your legacy even further by defending what is clearly the most feckless foreign policy in my lifetime,” McCain told Brian Kilmeade on his radio program.

Apparently, the olde farte, was asleep for the entire invasion of Iraq.

h/t TPM.

And the Hits Just Keep Coming

McCain is such an idiot.  You gotta love these old GOPers who don't realize how easy it is to see them lying b/c all fo the stupid sh!t that they say is recorded on the Interwebs:

McCain Still At ItJohn McCain, today on MSNBC: “Frankly, I don’t understand why the president wants to take these kind of cheap shots - bayonets and horses, what’s that all about? You know, when I debated then-Senator Obama I didn’t criticize or belittle his lack of experience on national security issues. And he seemed to take these kind of cheap shots. … I kind of resent it.”John McCain, during the first presidential debate, on Sept. 26, 2008, at Ole Miss: “I’ve been involved, as I mentioned to you before, in virtually every major national security challenge we’ve faced in the last 20-some years. There are some advantages to experience, and knowledge, and judgment. And I – and I honestly don’t believe that Senator Obama has the knowledge or experience and has made the wrong judgments in a number of areas …”

David Kurtz

Faux outrage from the guy who foisted Sarah I-can-see-Alaska-from-my-house Palin on the American Public and pretended that she had the foreign policy chops to step in if he ever died.

The Political End of Grampy McSame?

Looks like the peoples of Arizona don't like Johnny-Mac any more.

Maybe this will spell his political demise.

"I never considered myself a maverick"

"I never considered myself a maverick."

Huh?

Funny definition of "never."

"I'm a maverick."

-- John McCain to Larry King, CNN, October 30th, 2008

h/t Daily Kos.

NOT Putting Country First -- and LYING About It

Folks with their eyes open, knew McCain wasn't "putting country first" as he claimed in his campaign slogan, most notably by his pick of Gov. Palin as a running mate.

But now evidence is coming to light that the "Country First" was not just a sham, but that they knew they were lying when they claimed it.

Insiders are revealing how utterly unprepared and ignorant (literally) Palin was on a host of very basic issues/facts:

Why Can't We Be Friends, My Friends

McCain Supporter - Palin's Not Ready

One of the five former Secretary's of State, on whose support John McCain relies when asked about the Powell endorsement of Obama, said explicitly that Palin isn't ready to be Commander in Chief. Not only "not ready" but his prelude to answering the question is to suggest that such a question is, on its face, ludicrous: