John McCain "Trump poorly informed". This is rich.

[Pale Man In Black]

Like this guy? So informed.

http://ijr.com/2015/03/266622-bongino-attkisson-weigh-7-times-obama-learned-important-events-news/

 

[Trotsky]

I detest McCain so much I nearly voted for Obama in '08 (went with neither)

Same guy but one admits it and one is a corrupt parasite who has completely warped the definition of conservative from within our party

I really would like to understand what goes on in your head.

Like, it would probably frighten me and would certainly leave me depressed, but I'm curious nonetheless. Your philosophical gymnastics are some of the best I have ever seen. And now you're equating McCain and Obama despite their being nearly diametrically different on 80-90% of policies.

 

[Gervinho]

http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/02/politics/mccain-regular-order-oped/index.html



The American people voted in republicans to repeal and replace Obamacare. When the chance came they shit the bed and now say "we answer to the American people". Yeah, you're going to get your answer when republicans start getting voted out.

replace with what? republicans know the alternative is worse and will lose them a lot of votes. Would be retarded to replace obamacare

 

[TheFirstEMP]

Don't mind him, it's just the tumor speaking.

 

[TheFirstEMP]

McCain's long history of being a shameless whore does not, in fact, make the president not poorly informed.

This thread is goddamn retarded and I hope it kills everyone in it.

Hopefully you first.

 

[AviatorShades]

I really would like to understand what goes on in your head.

Like, it would probably frighten me and would certainly leave me depressed, but I'm curious nonetheless. Your philosophical gymnastics are some of the best I have ever seen. And now you're equating McCain and Obama despite their being nearly diametrically different on 80-90% of policies.

Feel free to lay those 90% out for illustration

 

[HeLLMuTT]

Some WR'ers like to bring up approval ratings here... Well McCain is sitting on a 8 fricken percent approval rating ATM.

Ouch, but then we all known the asshole sold his soul.

 

[Fawlty]

Some WR'ers like to bring up approval ratings here... Well McCain is sitting on a 8 fricken percent approval rating ATM.

Ouch, but then we all known the asshole sold his soul.

How many of the people here, who agree with McCain about Trump, actually approve of his performance, would you say? Not many. Are there any at all? I only bring that up because I'd like you to feel how stupid your post was and how poorly it reflects on your mother and I. McCain's low approval rating does not mean Trump is well informed.

Also, you're full of shit about 8% approval for McCain.

 

[AnGrYcRoW]

Some WR'ers like to bring up approval ratings here... Well McCain is sitting on a 8 fricken percent approval rating ATM.

Ouch, but then we all known the asshole sold his soul.

You have a source for that ?

All I could find suggested the opposite

http://www.businessinsider.com/jeff-flake-approval-rating-senate-health-care-bill-vote-2017-8

Fellow AZ senator Jeff Flake is getting hammered because he voted for the Aca repeals and Mcain is getting a bump because he voted against them

 

[HeLLMuTT]

How many of the people here, who agree with McCain about Trump, actually approve of his performance, would you say? Not many. Are there any at all? I only bring that up because I'd like you to feel how stupid your post was and how poorly it reflects on your mother and I. McCain's low approval rating does not mean Trump is well informed.

Also, you're full of shit about 8% approval for McCain.

You just made zero sense lol. I'd like to add...
You're a scum fuck bitter ass loser and suck at life... How do you like that?
Bye bye

 

[Roaming East]

Like this guy? So informed.

http://ijr.com/2015/03/266622-bongino-attkisson-weigh-7-times-obama-learned-important-events-news/

Government officials have been relying on news agencies for first touch intel since the 70's. CNN used to be faster and more reliable than the CIA and that was widely acknowledged by both parties decades ago.

 

[Fawlty]

You just made zero sense lol. I'd like to add...
You're a scum fuck bitter ass loser and suck at life... How do you like that?
Bye bye

Of course it made sense. You brought up opinion polling to suggest that McCain shouldn't be listened to because he's polling at 8%. First, that's just not true. Second, even if it were true, that doesn't have anything to do with whether he's right about Trump being poorly informed. Third, there aren't even a significant number (zero?) of posters here who approve of John McCain, so you're telling falsehoods, using a garbage argument, and there's not even anybody here who your garbage argument applies to. Finally, your post is a disappointment to your mother and I. It might even be a deal-breaker for me. All of that makes perfect sense.

Your post is probably the least coherent thing written since the Old Testament.

 

[Pale Man In Black]

Government officials have been relying on news agencies for first touch intel since the 70's. CNN used to be faster and more reliable than the CIA and that was widely acknowledged by both parties decades ago.

Sure, for events external to them and their administrations, but the list in the second article I posted consisted solely of events internal to Obama and his administration.
But, what I find interesting is that your reply suggests that oftentimes our elected officials are either no more informed than the average jackoff on the street, or that the relationship between the supposed news agencies (interesting word) and government is at least slightly incestous.
It's especially relevant today, due the intentional proliferation of misinformation as a form of gaslighting the MSM is engaged in.
And the CIA's / governments past relationship with the news agencies is a well established fact. I see no reason to believe any of them has cleaned up their act, after decades of misinformation, coups, wars based on BS, and who the hell knows what else they have gotten away with over the years.

 

[Foghorn Leghorn]

How was the first line of the article saying to respect his authority, but nobody has made a south park reference?

 

[rokzilla]

replace with what? republicans know the alternative is worse and will lose them a lot of votes. Would be retarded to replace obamacare

They should have had that figured out. They literally got voted in because of this and immigration. Now they're backing out of both. Did you read the rest of the article?

 

[ocfightfan]

Those are some nice sounding words.

 

[Madmick]

I detest McCain so much I nearly voted for Obama in '08 (went with neither)

Same guy but one admits it and one is a corrupt parasite who has completely warped the definition of conservative from within our party

Hardcore Trump supporters: McCain = Obama

And you guys wonder why your opinions aren't taken seriously.

 

[Gangsters_Paradise]

when is this old guy gonna drop dead already

 

[AviatorShades]

Hardcore Trump supporters: McCain = Obama

And you guys wonder why your opinions aren't taken seriously.

Thanks for the input.

McCain adjusted subtly adjusted his positions throughout thie 2008 campaign. And not-so-subtle. He shifted from "for 100 years or until victory" to "withdrawal with no specific timetable" to supporting an abrupt withdrawal in Iraq during the campaign. He shifted from vehemently opposing universal health care (and branding himself around the opposition) to malleable to a supporter over the course of the same comical campaign and wound up obstructing repeal.

Both Obama and McCain started out opposing gay marriage and ended up supporting it (miraculously the same week as Hillary and nearly everyone else in Washington because they saw the public popularity metrics had shifted on a totally inconsequential issue).

McCain's points of consistency: He has been a champion for illegal immigrants and covert proxy wars. Very steadfast on those issues. He and Obama also share these traits.

Differences: McCain wanted to make the Bush tax cuts permanent and Obama did not. There. That's basically the only issue that was up in the air for 2008 by election night.

I'm not a hardcore Trump supporter. Perhaps the hysteria makes anyone who downplays silly hoaxes seem as though they're a die-hard supporter.

 

[Helden]

Even with a tumor growing on it, McCain's brain is still more functional than Trumps