The Devolution of John McCranky...I mean McCain



Quick poll- are you getting tired of John McCranky angrily attacking any move forward? Of anything that has a Democratic fingerprint on it? Or his DumFux Noose type interrogation of appointees? Tired of his constant war-mongering? If you listen to him, we'd have troops in Syria, Egypt, Libya, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran and North Korea...and maybe go back and finish VietNam. I used to think he was one of the rational Republicans, but after the 2008 election, he had to pipe in on every issue as if he thought he was the Assistant President. Maybe whatever brain disease Sorry Pale One has is contagious and he got it from breathing in her brainfarts.
I think that as time passes, he is more afraid of losing his 'right' to die in office; of losing all that power he built up. He is trying to be one of the cool kids, so he is pandering to the Teathugs, who would love nothing more than to see DC burned to the ground. That would also please the corporatist/AynRandians who think we should sell the running of America to the highest bidder. Or maybe he tries to act like the adult in the room because he is afraid that if he goes away, they WILL do just that.
Oh, the inanity!

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