Democrat Mole Prepares to Resume Infiltration of Republican Caucus

• November 6, 2008

Now I hope you take the title as a bit of hyperbole (one of my favorite things) but this article by the AP has got to make a person wonder. The story is about how McCain is preparing to stake out a new role for himself in the Senate.

Democrats, who padded their majorities in the House and Senate, have a suggestion: McCain can mediate solutions to partisan standoffs on key legislation as he did to help avert a constitutional meltdown over judicial confirmations in 2005.
“There’s a need for the old John McCain, a leader who worked in a bipartisan way,” Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Wednesday.
in conceding the presidency to Obama Tuesday night at a Phoenix hotel, McCain pledged “to do all in my power to help him lead us through the many challenges we face
Aides said they believed McCain would work well with Obama as president because much of his best work in the Senate had been done with Democrats, including a landmark campaign finance law he crafted with Wisconsin Sen. Russ Feingold and an unsuccessful effort with Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy to pass comprehensive immigration reform.

The story concludes the McCain is at peace with himself with his loss. Here he all but hands off the White House to a guy like Obama and the day after he’s OK with that. Now I can’t imagine that anyone would intentionally lose the election but I also find it hard to believe that anyone could run such an incompetent campaign. Why would you unilaterally disarm by accepting public funds for the campaign. Why would you be campaigning on issues divisive to the base? Why would you back off from highlighting Obama’s most glaring weaknesses?
Now McCain is going to play nice and help advance Obama’s agenda. How nice.
The sooner this guy is out of public office the better off we will be.
Oh, and Barrack, congratulations. I’m going to be one of thousands who are going to be holding your feet to the fire. You got to the ultimate job without taking responsibility for anything. Guess what, you can’t slide by anymore.

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http://Array Bat One

I think he was genuinely shocked by his smack down by MSM. He had always been considered as one of their favorites.

di,

I agree. It never occurred to McCain that all that fawning attention he got from the media… that “Maverick” silliness, wasn’t meant as a compliment or endorsement of McCain as much as it was a not-so-subtle put down of conservatives in general and Mr. Bush in particular.
http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

It’s been reported that he considered switching parties after he lost the nomination to GWB.

Some have disputed it, but I believe it.
tothestars2

Manchurian Candidate? Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Kansasgirl

The man has always been a RINO.
2Hotel9

So McC will settle back into his job undermining anything that would actually help America. At least he is not doing it from the Oval Office.
http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

Yes, in my opinion, it was the only compelling reason to vote for him. I don’t think he is a bad man, just not presidential material, for either side. He is seriously misguided in his thinking. He has always believed his own hype. I think he was genuinely shocked by his smack down by MSM. He had always been considered as one of their favorites. Like the editorial he wrote for NYT and they wouldn’t print. He should have gotten a serious clue how it was going to shake down at that point.

Spot on.

We had the discussion around here when he had almost wrapped up the nomination. Some were saying that he was this great campaigner.

My take was that it was pretty hard for a Republican to hold onto Barry Goldwater’s seat.

He’s clueless on a lot of policy issues and his arrogance led him to royally screw up the campaign.
http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/ goon

Now we can move on and get back to being CONSERVATIVES, like Laura Ingrahm said today enough of the RINO’s I am glad Shays got be in Connecticut. We can purge the swamp of the want a bes and get back to being conservatives.

If McCain wants to make nice with the Marxist, so be it but we don’t have to worry about him running any more Dismal campaigns.
http://www.rabidamerican.net/ Rabid American

Maybe not so paranoid….

Didn’t he consider joining the DNC a couple years ago?
SHADY

Well now we can sit back and watch and wonder how the Nation could be so blindly led over a cliff to doom.
1st on agenda, raise taxes $1.43 trillion dollars. Next and so on, If anyone wants to know how it feels to murder someone, become an abortionist. Ban use of firearms for home defense. Increase federal taxes on guns and ammunition by 500%. Do away with talk radio, so the real americans won’t hear the real truth. (MMMMM…..Would that be elimitating FREE SPEECH???)
These are just a few of the masiahs great plans to over-throw FREEDOM. Take away Americas guns, and THE government is just like a theif that just walks into your house, and you have nothing to defend yourself with. Your pretty much going to have to do what they say.
An armed America is dangerous to government. With oboma bin laden’s plan, 40% of U.S. citizens and non-citizens would qualify for welfar. Gee, who’s going to work and pay taxes? The big government money machine won’t have as much money to spend.
di butler

I remember posting here a few months back that McCain wouldn’t go after Wright. He has this weird sense of loyalty to the Dems. For years he has attacked republicans much harder than dems. I think he is a good honorable man. He has sacrificed for this country in ways we can’t imagine. Did that ever make him a good presidential candidate? No! He got in because dems voted for him in the open primary. They knew that he would be the easiest to run against. He also never ran the campaign right because he has this miguided sense that he has to be honorable, above all else. You can’t blame the campaign statergists, McCain ultimately is the one who decided what he wanted to do. Riding the fence never works. If conservatives run as true conservatives, they will win. McCain really lost on stupid issues. He definately should have hit hard and early on Obama’s associations. He should have attacked daily on the 95% tax cut. He should have called Obama on the things he flipped on. Oh well, it never was going to happen, anyway. McCain couldn’t say much on things like cap and trade or illegals, he has basically the same position on those as Obama. It was like Bob Dole redux.
di butler

Bat,

Yes, in my opinion, it was the only compelling reason to vote for him. I don’t think he is a bad man, just not presidential material, for either side. He is seriously misguided in his thinking. He has always believed his own hype. I think he was genuinely shocked by his smack down by MSM. He had always been considered as one of their favorites. Like the editorial he wrote for NYT and they wouldn’t print. He should have gotten a serious clue how it was going to shake down at that point.
Bat One

di butler,

That’s an excellent analysis of McCain as presidential candidate. In essence, the only really compelling argument in favor of McCain was that he wasn’t Obama.
http://boyddrivefollies.blogspot.com/ Good Ol Boy

I never thought McCain really gave two shits about campaigning that hard- his attitude seemed to be more like Dole’s was- I’m owed it, it’s my turn, so dammit give it to me. And he got the same thing Dole did- a train wreck of a campaign.
Now back to work on the conservative agenda….move along folks, nothing to see here….
Onslaught

Bush to to Gore and McCain: “You better put some ice on that.”

http://www.capitolhillblue.com/June1999/061099/clintonwomen061099.htm
Wookiebush

Di good call on Mccain. Open primarys need to stop. keep them to a party.

and Bat one., I also felt that way about McCain until he added Palin. I was going to hold my nose and vote for him because he was not O’bama. And now McCain’s aids are trying to tank Palin’s political future with BS stories. There are even some reports they were undermining her even on election day. a piss poor campaign.

Time to get rid of all the Rino’s…Romney, Giuliani, McCain, Huckabee and I guess Bush43 falls into that category too.

Lets decouple the religious side, try to make everyone love us and stick with true conservatism…Smaller government, lower taxes, less government involment in business and our personal life.

And when we do get power back, we do not let up or get complacent and slide back into being wishywashy liberals.

W.
WOOFX

“Guess what, you can’t slide by anymore.”
http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/sparkiearbuckle sayanything-81

Vote McCain/Palin ’08.

Hardy har har.

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