Will you go home at lunch for a cooler?

McCain has NEVER catered to the GOP and has always catered to people who think the GOP is too dogmatic

Millions of Hispanics will vote McAmnesty anyhow because he will legalize illegal immigration

You can't really argue McCain is what America needs, just that he doesn't suck as bad as the opposition. Ever day hoboes argue over what garbage is too spoiled to eat, too, dont mean I'm gonna join the debate. I am a conservative and for 25 years I called myself a Republican because there wasnt any difference. Now i'm indepedent and my candidate is Nonov D Above

It makes some sense because Vertigo is a sense of imbalance and nervousness

And seasickness pills like dramamine ease that

But its just fighting the symptoms not curing the vertigo

Maybe your dr knows what is causing it and figures it will go away and just wants you comfortable until that happens

North Carolina Republicans ran an ad showing Rev Wright yelling "God damn America" and saying since Obama likes him and the North Carolina democrats running for state office support Obama, they are too radical

McCain told the NC GOP to stop running the ad because it is disrespectful to Obama

The NC GOP told McCain to worry about being president and they'll take care of state elections.

As bad as Obama and Hillary are they can't cover up the fact that McCain is stupid, self-righteous and dictatorial towards people who owe him nothing. It could come down to who stays home more, Democrats or conservatives

By get them I of course mean buy them a good lunch and provide them a computer to code on

well learn to program as well as el bekko and make one

IPI intrepid potash off like a rocket

skratch's mom sounds like a MILF

Should point out in 2008 that nobody in Lisbon 1755 did in fact escape death

I SAID WFS IS A BIG FAN
/hones flick knife

May 28 2007
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) hasn't spent much time in the Capitol this year as he seeks the GOP presidential nomination. But one of his rare appearances this week provided a pretty salty exchange with a fellow Republican.

During a meeting Thursday on immigration legislation, McCain and Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) got into a shouting match when Cornyn started voicing concerns about the number of judicial appeals that illegal immigrants could receive, according to multiple sources -- both Democrats and Republicans -- who heard firsthand accounts of the exchange from lawmakers who were in the room.

At a bipartisan gathering in an ornate meeting room just off the Senate floor, McCain complained that Cornyn was raising petty objections to a compromise plan being worked out between Senate Republicans and Democrats and the White House. He used a curse word associated with chickens and accused Cornyn of raising the issue just to torpedo a deal.

Things got really heated when Cornyn accused McCain of being too busy campaigning for president to take part in the negotiations, which have gone on for months behind closed doors. "Wait a second here," Cornyn said to McCain. "I've been sitting in here for all of these negotiations and you just parachute in here on the last day. You're out of line."

McCain, a former Navy pilot, then used language more accustomed to sailors (not to mention the current vice president, who made news a few years back after a verbal encounter with Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont).

"[Expletive] you! I know more about this than anyone else in the room," shouted McCain at Cornyn. McCain helped craft a bill in 2006 that passed the Senate but couldn't be compromised with a House bill that was much tougher on illegal immigrants.

Cornyn's office declined to comment on the incident. McCain's camp specifically denied that the senator ever claimed to know more about the immigration issue than other senators, but acknowledged that the two Republicans had quite a disagreement.

"These negotiations can be very tense, and there was a spirited exchange. That's it," said Brian Jones, spokesman for McCain's presidential campaign.

McCain's aides have acknowledged that the senator hasn't been as active in the Senate this year as he's been out campaigning. As Capitol Briefing noted Thursday, McCain hasn't cast a vote in more than five weeks now.

But Jones said McCain's staff has been deeply involved in the immigration talks.

Ultimately, a deal was crafted and, as McCain suspected, Cornyn did not join in on the final agreement.
http://blog.washingtonpost.com/capitol-briefing/2007/05/mccain_cornyn_cursing_showdown.html

Decision 2008: Miss Piggy, Goofy, or Donald Duck