Nice mouth Chris, I expect that from someone that voted for what looks like will be the worst president in history. A presodent that is an "in the closet gay"(not that there is anything wrong with that, why won't he admit it?) drug dealing ,crack addict. Look at the wreck he is creating. Horrible economic decisions, socialization of the auto industry, destrution of the banking and investment system. Putting America's security and safety 2nd to his and the far lefts political agenda. I heard that when Korea blew off the 2nd A-bomb he was headed for the shelter instead of making a decision on what to do, one of his aids caught him rocking in the a chair sucking his thumb, a common symptom of people whose mother abandoned them as children. He makes Bush/Cheny look like rookies.

When I look in the mirror, I see someone who is against all that deficit spending, regardless of whether it's Bush or Obama doing it. I'm also one who supported Romney.

But somehow I get the feeling the facts don't really matter to you.

McCain removed his honor when he retired his uniform.

You guys don't get it. The GOP ran a Dem Lite….and lost.
McCain was the GOP equivalent of John Kerry….beyond useless.

The SoCons couldn't bear the thought of a Rudy G or Romney….
BABYKILLERS!!
MORMONS!!

and so now they will get to watch O stack the SCOTUS and kill any chance they might have had at overturning R v W.

The GOP….led by incompetent men like Bush/Rumsfeld drove this nation straight into the ditch….and NOW you're all screaming FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY!!

You can all go fk yourselves.
If you want to see the enemy look in the mirror.

http://www.factcheck.org/elections-2008/afl-cio_falsely_attacks_mccain.html

I don't care if those bills had some fluff in them or not. He was willing to stop his campaign to run to DC to bail out the banksters no problem…but he couldn't bring himself to vote for vets JUST ONE TIME??
LOL

If you think otherwise feel free to prove it.

Perhaps that's why more military members and veterans voted for Obama.
If you really think they don't pay attention to such things you would be mistaken.

Why does John McCain hate Veterans so much??

McCain Voted Against Increased Funding for Veterans' Health Care. Although McCain told voters at a campaign rally that improving veterans' health care was his top domestic priority, he voted against increasing funding for veterans' health care in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. (Greenville News, 12/12/2007; S.Amdt. 2745 to S.C.R. 95, Vote 40, 3/10/04; Senate S.C.R. 18, Vote 55, 3/16/05; S.Amdt. 3007 to S.C.R. 83, Vote 41, 3/14/06; H.R. 1591, Vote 126, 3/29/07)

McCain Voted At Least 28 Times Against Veterans' Benefits, Including Healthcare. Since arriving in the U.S. Senate in 1987, McCain has voted at least 28 times against ensuring important benefits for America's veterans, including providing adequate healthcare. (2006 Senate Vote # 7, 41, 63, 67, 98, 222; 2005 Senate Votes # 55, 89, 90, 251, 343; 2004 Senate Votes # 40, 48, 145; 2003 Senate Votes # 74, 81, 83; 1999 Senate Vote # 328; 1998 Senate Vote # 175; 1997 Senate Vote # 168; 1996 Senate Votes # 115, 275; 1995 Senate Votes # 76, 226, 466; 1994 Senate Vote # 306; 1992 Senate Vote # 194; 1991 Senate Vote # 259)

McCain Voted Against Providing Automatic Cost-of-Living Adjustments to Veterans. McCain voted against providing automatic annual cost-of-living adjustments for certain veterans' benefits. (S. 869, Vote 259, 11/20/91)

McCain Voted to Underfund Department of Veterans Affairs. McCain voted for an appropriations bill that underfunded the Departments of Veterans Affairs and Housing and Urban Development by $8.9 billion. (H.R. 2099, Vote 470, 9/27/95)

McCain Voted Against a $13 Billion Increase in Funding for Veterans Programs. McCain voted against an amendment to increase spending on veterans programs by $13 billion. (S.C.R. 57, Vote 115, 5/16/96)

McCain Voted Against $44.3 Billion for Veterans Programs. McCain was one of five senators to vote against a bill providing $44.3 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs, plus funding for other federal agencies. (H.R. 2684, Vote 328, 10/15/99)

McCain Voted Against $47 Billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs. McCain was one of eight senators to vote against a bill that provided $47 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs. (H.R. 4635, Vote 272, 10/12/00)

McCain Voted Against $51 Billion in Veterans Funding. McCain was one of five senators to vote against the bill and seven to vote against the conference report that provided $51.1 billion for the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as funding for the federal housing, environmental and emergency management agencies and NASA. (H.R. 2620, Vote 334, 11/8/01; Vote 269, 8/2/01)

McCain Voted Against $122.7 Billion for Department of Veterans Affairs. McCain voted against an appropriations bill that included $122.7 billion in fiscal 2004 for the Department of Veterans Affairs, Housing and Urban Development and other related agencies. (H.R. 2861, Vote 449, 11/12/03)

McCain Opposed $500 Million for Counseling Services for Veterans with Mental Disorders. McCain voted against an amendment to appropriate $500 million annually from 2006-2010 for counseling, mental health and rehabilitation services for veterans diagnosed with mental illness, posttraumatic stress disorder or substance abuse. (S. 2020, S.Amdt. 2634, Vote 343, 11/17/05)

McCain opposed an Assured Funding Stream for Veterans' Health Care. McCain opposed providing an assured funding stream for veterans' health care, taking into account annual changes in veterans' population and inflation. (S.Amdt. 3141 to S.C.R. 83, Vote 63, 3/16/06)

McCain Voted Against Adding More Than $400 Million for Veterans' Care. McCain was one of 13 Republicans to vote against providing an additional $430 million to the Department of Veterans Affairs for outpatient care and treatment for veterans. (S.Amdt. 3642 to H.R. 4939, Vote 98, 4/26/06)

McCain Supported Outsourcing VA Jobs. McCain opposed an amendment that would have prevented the Department of Veterans Affairs from outsourcing jobs, many held by blue-collar veterans, without first giving the workers a chance to compete. (S.Amdt. 2673 to H.R. 2642, Vote 315, 9/6/07)

McCain Opposed the 21st Century GI Bill Because It Was Too Generous.

I guess that cushy Senate Healthcare plan has John McCain covered….

I hope he enjoys a nice retirement….soon.