Modest and likable and decent though he may be (okay, is), this is not the real John McCain. Or it is and it's not enough. A charming, low-key guy selling misguided, outmoded, old-school medicine. Nice to talk to, but inwardly snarly and obstinate and, in a decent-American-on-a-Sunday-morning sort of way, blind.
Posted by Jeffrey Wells on May 8, 2008 at 5:03 AM
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corey3rd
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McCain is no longer about the straight talk. It's just a shame their aren't as many reporters willing to tell a candidate to get back in the chair.
Posted by corey3rd
at May 8, 2008 6:09 AM
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Josh
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Now that hes the liberal enemy #1 hes not himself???
Sorry folks. This is McCain. Hes guided by principles not politics.
Posted by Josh
at May 8, 2008 6:59 AM
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corey3rd
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McCain's principles are gone. he realized that the Real John McCain couldn't come close to winning in 2000. So he's become George W Bush with a war record and a rich wife instead of a sugar daddy.
One second he attacks the holy rollers and now he's begging to be endorsed by a guy who swears New Orleans was wiped out because they were hosting a gay parade? Like his Stepford Wife, McCain has become the Stepford Candidate. Even with the race over, over a quarter of NC didn't want to vote for him.
Posted by corey3rd
at May 8, 2008 8:16 AM
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Krazy Eyes
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I'm an Obama supporter, but I genuinely think the John McCain you see on the Daily Show is a lot closer to the McCain you would hypothetically see in the White House over the McCain we're going to see in the general election.
If he does manage to win the general I think we'll see a return to the John McCain who pissed of Conservatives 8 years ago. I don't think he's lost his morals -- he's just put them on the back-burner to help himself get elected (which is why if I were a Conservative I'd be really nervous about voting for the guy).
If McCain really does intend to only run a single term he'll have *nobody* to answer to and he can choose to be as straight a shooter as he's been in the past. He'll be thinking of his legacy from Day 1.
Posted by Krazy Eyes
at May 8, 2008 8:52 AM
comment #5
Jay T.
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I completely agree Krazy Eyes... which is why, if Obama loses to McCain, it'll hardly be the same level of disaster as it was in the last two elections when Bush won. At the very least, that's somewhat comforting.
Posted by Jay T.
at May 8, 2008 9:00 AM
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BurmaShave
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Jon Stewart is sort of dead to me now. For a few seconds I thought he was actually going to nail him with a Hagee question, but then he had to go and make the (admittedly funny) Bush joke. Never thought I'd be praying for Bill Maher to get five minutes with McCain, but I am now.
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at May 8, 2008 9:35 AM
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