McLame: "I couldn't be prouder of Palin".

[COLGATE4]

McLame has now gone completely around the bend and is likely to meet himself pretty soon. Instead of quietly ruminating on the horrible choice he made of running mates which in no small part cost him any chance he might have had for the Presidency, he's now touting Caribou Barbie to the heavens:

If there were ever any lasting doubts about a leftover animosity between John McCain and Sarah Palin from their presidential campaign in 2008, he's now out in full force trying to dispel them. Palin is great, McCain claimed recently, and that Tea Party message she's been pushing is right on point as well.

"I couldn't be more proud of her and the campaign she waged," McCain told ABC News of Palin Monday night. "We went up in the polls after her magnificent speech at the convention. I couldn't be more proud of her and of her performance and her continued performance. So, I think, you begin to think about legacy and I think that Sarah Palin will play a very big role in the American political scene for a long time."

Huffington Post, 10/19/10

[HopeHoops]

1. Well, McCain is in the prime of his senility.

[emulatorloo]

2. He'll say anything to get the crazies out to re-elect him

Double down on DADT fillibuster, praise Sarah Palin. Whatever he needs to do.

YUCK

[Mz Pip]

3. Yeah, you did go up in the polls

after her speech. Then you went down in the polls after she spoke some more.

It's long past the time for John McCain to exit the stage.

[spartan61]

4. So, is Johnny saying that what his daughter,

is saying about Palin is not true?

[sharp_stick]

5. In for a penny in for a pound

once he associated himself with her he did it for good.

[rocktivity]

6. Didn't his campaign get on Michelle Obama for saying something like that?

:crazy:
rocktivity

[Barack_America]

7. He's a curious breed of fool, that one.

[Crankie Avalon]

8. The coot doth protest too much, methinks...

...Two years later and he's still going around trying to say his blunder wasn't a blunder. Defensive much, McCoot?