John McCain: POTUS wanna-be

To quote a recent CNN article including inappropriate/unwanted commentary about what US Presidents should and should not do.

Trump's comments drew significant criticism among US politicians, including by Arizona GOP Sen. John McCain, a noted Russia hawk, who said "an American president does not lead the free world by congratulating dictators on winning sham elections."

Only problem, McCain, is you know nothing about being US President. Voters overwhelming rejected you when you ran, leaving you instead to occupy (waste space) the same Senate seat for numerous decades. Losers like McCain have nothing except a mysteriously switching boot-cast to offer this country. Perhaps some humor at the fact a once joke-candidate beat McCain's numbers and the entire GOP establishment, but that is all he's useful for IMHO: being the rear-end of a half funny joke.

McCain = entirely irrelevant, opinion unwanted. Really, the joke is on AZ for letting this slacker continually occupy the same seat of power.

If he wants to contribute in his own tiny and very limited way (reflects this worthless man well IMO), resign immediately and sequester yourself for a few years.

Edit: Prove Russia's election is a sham. Period. Or shut your ridiculously over sized lying pie hole, and admit you're pushing your typical lies. Proof? Well? This senile fool would love nothing more than to enrich his buddies in the MIC based on his political prostitution. I'm ashamed to have the first name of this 'tater.

a reply to: JBurns


Nothing McCain says or does is good or important. Nothing.

Do you live in Arizona?

His pathetic record: www.govtrack.us...

So "busy"

Guess that's why he makes the big $

a reply to: JBurns

Only 43 people "know about being US President." So does that mean the rest of us shouldn't offer opinions on the job the President is doing, things we think a President should or shouldn't do? If so, I suspect this board will die down pretty quick.

Prove Russia's election is a sham.

Do you think the videos of guys stuffing ballot boxes and blocking cameras with balloons is a good start or no?

a reply to: Trueman

I couldn't agree more

Trump: 'I like people who weren't captured'

McCain, has never pulled that comment out of his butt. That comment is so far up his butt, i think it does all his talking regarding the President.

a reply to: Shamrock6

True, however McCain is continually pushing a narrative against Russia (knowing full well we can't touch one-another militarily) while cowering and ignoring rogue states like NK or atrocities in Venezuela

Just part of starting another ridiculous cold war and blowing Trillions that will not make the country any safer (any nuclear attack ends both nations, regardless of how new said weapons are)

a reply to: SocratesJohnson

Trump shouldn't have said that

But McCain tried thwarting him to help Hillary. All the NeverTrump traitors can pi## off AFAIC

McCain just likes people who don't draft dodge like Cadet Bone Spurs.

a reply to: JBurns

I don't care much for McCain, which is why I addressed the points I did in my comment rather than re-stating my opinion on him.

That being said, McCain threatened NK with "extinction" not too long ago. I don't think that counts as ignoring them. More of his warhawking perhaps, but not ignoring them. And he's made several comments about human rights in Venezuela.

Just because he spoke today/yesterday about something that happened today/yesterday doesn't mean he's ignored the other two things.

I don't know why the Republicans even let McCain run for president. He is a decent guy, but he has been having problems for years now with his ability to think correctly. When he was running for president, he was not quite right, it was before that that his problems started.

Well, Bush was not the best president either, he was a nice guy, but I think he was just a puppet. Trump is not a regular puppet, what he is trying to do is turn back the clock to make things more secure for our country and it's economy. He kind of sucks at the way he does it though. I am still glad that Hillary did not get in though, she is much more delusional than McCain, at least McCains problem is related to a medical issue, Hillary's is an allegiance to some group possibly from another area of the world. She figured she could take over that group and I am sure she would have tried, HaHa. We would be at war with Europe already if she tried to take them over.

Trump's comments drew significant criticism among US politicians, including by Arizona GOP Sen. John McCain, a noted Russia hawk, who said "an American president does not lead the free world by congratulating dictators on winning sham elections."

Woah, Mandella effect in action or a senior moment from McCain?

a reply to: JBurns

Perhaps McCain need to be part of your "Purge".....

I suspect McCain's brain tumor may be affecting him more lately.

I'm not all that interested in what McCain said, but I would like to see the link to the CNN story, just so I can judge for myself what is or isn't appropriate...you can't trust sources these days.

I'm a republican and I would rather vote for Obama rather than McCain. I think the guy is creepy. I also believe he was guilty of the wet start on the USS Forrestal. But that's just me.