McCain seen mouthing ‘blame it on Bush’ when Obama outlines the problems he inherited.

[ProSense]

McCain seen mouthing ‘blame it on Bush’ when Obama outlines the problems he inherited.

Poor Republicans.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

1. Bush and Cheney

[mscuedawg]

2. The tighty-rightys have already clasped on to that tightly...

I got a message from a conservative friend and all it said was "blah blah, "blame Bush", blah blah blah"

But, hey...ALL they can come up with!!! WTG President Obama!!!! LOVE IT!!!

[Cha]

10. They can't face their own fucking music..

Obama is pointing out the facts and they can't handle that..no wonder they're fucking republicons.

[mscuedawg]

14. McCain saying "blame it on bush" is a real joke...

...especially seeing that he avoided any affiliation with Bush at all costs during the election!!!

[Lil Missy]

3. So what's his point? If McSame were president, he'd be blaming it on Clinton's mighty PENIS!!

[old mark]

4. What is it with you and penises tonight?

The world turned upside down.....



mark

[Liberal_Stalwart71]

7. But that's exactly what Repukes have done. They blamed Clinton's penis on 911.

They blamed it on the recession that they say occurred after Bush was S. They blame Clinton for everything. And now they are blaming Obama for what *THEY* did!!!

[TTUBatfan2008]

5. Ironic...

He would be blaming Bush if he won the Presidency and inherited those problems. :D

[Cha]

11. Excellent Point..someone should remind the old goat of that.

I never call anyone an old goat but mcpalin just is.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

6. Mayberry Machiavelli's response to McCain: Fuck McCain with a pine cone.

[liberalmuse]

8. He's a creepy old goat, isn't he?

I was not surprised to see him making snide comments during Obama's speech. I remember him blaming Bush not too long ago, LOL.

[Cha]

9. Really? Because it was bush's fault and all of the fucking

repubs..ncluding mccain. Will that fucker ever get a brain?

[Cha]

12. The republicons were suppose to keep it zipped tonight..

<snip>

BEST BEHAVIOR.... It's a symptom of our toxic political environment that, for the first time, there are several media reports today questioning whether congressional Republicans will be able to behave themselves during the State of the Union. This used to be one of those civil niceties we took for granted, back when Republicans were grown-ups.

We've been assured, however, that GOP heckles and catcalls are unlikely.

House GOP leaders are urging fellow Republicans to control their tempers and avoid any repeat performances of Joe Wilson's "you lie" outburst at tonight's State of the Union speech.

House Republican leaders warned rank and file Republican members in a private meeting this morning to show the President "respect" during tonight's speech, two sources familiar with the meeting tell me.

House GOP leader John Boehner, minority whip Eric Cantor, and leading House conservative Mike Pence all stood up and delivered that message to the closed-door House GOP caucus meeting today.

There were no cameras on hand for the private meeting, but a certain "Saturday Night Live" skit keeps coming to mind.

As for Wilson, whose disrespectful outburst conduct made him a right-wing celebrity, the South Carolinian promises to behave himself. "That was a one-time incident," Wilson said. "I will continue, through my agreement with the White House, to discuss issues civilly."

But not too civilly -- Wilson is now apparently something of a "Birther," and still regrets that the birth-certificate "issue"' wasn't raised more during the presidential campaign.

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[ginnyinWI]

13. lolol!

Good! In your face you old duffer.