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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIf there is a hell, I hope for a special kind of it for John McCain.
His vote was the most shockingly tone deaf, immoral and unethical of them all.
To fly in from your sick bed that is being paid for by American taxpayers, from one of the most reknowned healthcare facilities in the world, to make this vote was just astonishingly cruel.
I hope he dies a painful and agonizing death. One for which no money in the world will spare him the discomfort.
Because that is what he voted for, for others.
Raster
(20,998 posts)...when it meets his needs. The Keating Five was a good example. McCain was up in it to his brown-shit eyes, and when the gig was falling apart, was the first to roll, purposely incriminating others, inflating their roles in the scandal while minimizing his own. McCain's superpower is being able to hop on whatever bandwagon suits his purposes at the time and it does not matter if it is at someone else's expense. McCain will do what is expedient for McCain: Sarah Palin is a good example.
BigmanPigman
(51,590 posts)until my power went out for over an hour in the middle of his speech. It was a saving grace since if I had continued my poor little dog probably would've had a heart attack. I ran out of profanity in English and had to switch to swearing in Italian, French, and German...I had to go back to my high school foreign language vocab.
I am glad I was true to myself and wished him the worst last week (once a GOP monster, always a GOP monster).
Justice
(7,187 posts)Do I wish him to die a painful and agonizing death? No.
Will I be sorry for him when it happens? No.
gordianot
(15,237 posts)There are some it is tempting to piss on the grave not McCain. It is best to just say "no".
BlueJac
(7,838 posts)he will get his do!
gfwzig
(139 posts)The murderer of the 134 sailors on the USS Forestall because of his "wet start" prank
(he was exonerated by Admiral daddy) ,
has returned to DC to vote against poor people having good insurance,
by interrupting his "Congressional Cadillac" cancer treatments.
What do the lives of a few million poor mean to him?
His "we need to co-operate" speech is meaningless considering that
just prior he was the deciding vote to begin O'care repeal debate,
and later voted FOR the "Crazy Cruz" plan.
Hypocrite Johnny will have lots of company.
IronLionZion
(45,433 posts)Rise up by stepping on others.
Feel superior by keeping others down.
In order to win, others must lose.
It's basically the GOP platform.
Dorn
(523 posts)'Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters --- you did for me.'
mcar
(42,307 posts)and return to regular process (which he just voted against), proclaimed he wouldn't vote yes on any of these bills (then voted yes on the first one), and lied about the ACA.