That was the McCain trying to save his reputation speech.

[trumad]

Sorry---didn't work.

[The Magistrate]

1. Indeed, Sir: A Disgusting Spectacle

If he meant a word of it, he could not have run the campaign he did.

[EFerrari]

2. He can say anything -- he'll never be held to a syllable.

In any case, we're RID of him and his horrible running Barbie.

:toast:

[Raschel]

3. That was so half-hearted. It was the "I'm saying it but not meaning it" speech.

[oxymoron]

4. Exactly. Complete bullshit. (nt)

[NotThisTime]

8. Yup... exactly right...

[AspenRose]

5. I hope his colleagues in the Senate treat him like a leper

That's probably wrong of me, but I don't care.

[Lugnut]

6. Like that's possible.

He belongs on the trash heap of history.

[sampsonblk]

7. He's said this stuff before

The guy isn't a monster, he just played one in this campaign

[TankLV]

9. Yep - and I agree with your accessment...

A day late and a dollar short...

"I'm John McCain, and I approved all those VILE ads!"

[ErinBerin84]

10. yes

It was a nice speech and everything, but we have seen this routine before...I believe in redemption, but some Democrats are just so willing to forgive.

[GoesTo11]

11. At least his minions booed.

[neomonkey]

12. I thought it was fittingly classy,

maybe even a little poignant considering the source.
Problem is, he chose not to conduct his campain this way (or hold others up to that standard either). Too little too late.

[Thrill]

13. I never thought he was comfortable with some of the mean stuff they were doing

[Blue For You]

14. tewey. he is dead to me.