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Donerail
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« on: April 28, 2012, 01:48:33 PM »

Sure- talk all that sh**t to a true American hero who was a major party nominee for President and respected US Senator... I'm sure he will be crying himself to sleep that some fella on an internet board calls him a sore loser


Two things:

First, at this point, McCain is hardly a respected Senator (he's become a sad, broken, bitter man who is now little more than a shell of his former self). 

Second, McCain was an American hero until he sold out everything he stood for.  He didn't lose his dignity in a POW camp in Vietnam, but he definitely lost it running for President.

Ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee isn't exactly something to scoff at, or to consider non-respected...
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« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2012, 02:16:40 PM »

Sure- talk all that sh**t to a true American hero who was a major party nominee for President and respected US Senator... I'm sure he will be crying himself to sleep that some fella on an internet board calls him a sore loser


Two things:

First, at this point, McCain is hardly a respected Senator (he's become a sad, broken, bitter man who is now little more than a shell of his former self). 

Second, McCain was an American hero until he sold out everything he stood for.  He didn't lose his dignity in a POW camp in Vietnam, but he definitely lost it running for President.

Ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Committee isn't exactly something to scoff at, or to consider non-respected...

And James Eastland , not exactly the modern idea of a respected statesman, was chairman of the Judiciary Committee.

Eastland chaired the committee and, according to Wikipedia, did so fairly and well.
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