Ummm, who forgot to tell John McCain that Obama won the election?

[hedgehog]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28840572/

[elocs]

1. Just because he lost doesn't mean he has to roll over and play dead.

I would not expect a Democrat to do that and John Kerry certainly did not do that in 2004. McCain is entitled to his own beliefs and stances on issues no matter how much we may disagree with them.

[MichiganVote]

3. Belief and stances? McSame? In bed with Bush and Lieberman? Remember anything?

The guy is old as dirt and bends over like a willow branch for ANYONE who will pay him the time of day.

Pathetic.

[elocs]

4. Doesn't matter if any of us don't like it. It's his right.

We are supposed to be Democrats--you know, the ones who don't try and muffle and shut up people just because they don't agree with us. This is not a difficult concept. Well maybe it is, for some.

[MichiganVote]

5. Reasonable people listen to reasoned positions. McSame hasn't got one.

And I don't recall asking anyone to muffle McSame in my post.

All the repub's are trying to do is argue the election all over again. They believe they were entitled to win this election and will try to chip away at the Obama presidency forever. McSame is a prop to this whole bullshit project.

So no, I do not have to listen to McSame or any other political argument that they already had two years to present in the run up to the election and 8 years to correct under George Bush.

Done with republicans for good.

[elocs]

6. Again, that is his right. I may not like it, but I can accept that it whether it is his or not.

So if you don't want to listen to McCain, then don't listen.

[DeepBlueC]

7. I'm starting to doubt that McCain actually has any beliefs

[MarjorieG]

2. Similar to critizing Bush, but agreeing. I see the same needing to show still in the fight.