This is Why McCain Isn't President Today, And Never Will Be

He didn't learn his lesson that sucking up to the liberals of this country get conservatives nowhere fast and so he comes out today and like a good RINO admonishes the conservatives for demanding the left take responsibility for this Democratic Culture of Corruption that's exploded in American's faces. Particularly after they on the left got duped by the MSM into voting a party into office that again under false pretenses and outright lies by the Barack Obama busload claimed of being less scandalous than Republicans, which of coarse we all knew to be absolutely fasle and nothing than a media creation just like Hussein Obama himself.

So McCain, playing right into ABC George Snuffleufagus's little game takes the bait and bashes Republicans along with democrats for their "bad behavior" in light of the O'Blago Emmanuel scandal that;'s just beginning to rear it's ugle head, we haven't seen a Qtip worth of the information that's awaiting the MSM to report if they wish to return some credibility to their dying profession that is after the Obama tail licking festival they partook in over the summer and fall.

And now thanks to McCain winnign the primary, then running a failed campaign rejected by liberals in spite of the fact he went out of his way to kiss their asses, he subsequently loses by not getting their vied for votes and losing conservative ones for his actions, only to return back to the Senate and become the "media darling" again for doing what? For bashing his own party like he did for years prior to this election instead of the scandalous and deceptive democrats who caused this unmatched in historic annals ethics problems all on their own with their president elect embroiled right smack dab in the middle of it claiming of coarse to be as pure as the driven snow .

WTF is wrong with this guy? (vid opens in new window or tab)

McCain Takes Swipe at GOP on Blago Scandal:

ABC News: "Sen. John McCain, D-Ariz., took on his own party this morning for continuing to criticize the way President-elect Barack Obama has handled the scandal surrounding Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
Sen. McCain talks to George in his first Sunday interview since the election.

'In all due respect to the Republican National Committee... I think we should try to be working constructively together, not only on an issue such as this, but on the economy stimulus package, reforms that are necessary,' McCain said in an exclusive 'This Week' interview with George Stephanopoulos.

RNC Chairman Mike Duncan has released a statement every day since news broke of the Blagojevich corruption investigation calling on the Obama team to reveal all contact that they've had with the governor.

However, McCain also called on the Obama transition team to publicly release all information relating to Blagojevich.

'I think that the Obama campaign should and will give all information necessary... I don't know all the details of the relationship between President-elect Obama's campaign or his people and the governor of Illinois, but I have some confidence that all the information will come out. It always

So of coarse the dem loving treasonous media jumps all over that interview like Bill Clinton on a teenager in the oval office while Hillary's out of town sleeping with Janet Reno.

McCain: I can't promise to support Palin for president

- CNN.com: "CNN) -- Sen. John McCain said Sunday he would not necessarily support his former running mate if she chose to run for president.

Speaking to ABC's 'This Week,' McCain was asked whether Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin could count on his support.

'I can't say something like that. We've got some great other young governors. I think you're going to see the governors assume a greater leadership role in our Republican Party,' he said.

He then mentioned governors Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Jon Huntsman of Utah.

McCain said he has 'the greatest appreciation for Gov. Palin and her family, and it was a great joy to know them.'

'She invigorated our campaign' against Barack Obama for the presidency, he said.

McCain was pressed on why he can't promise support for the woman who, just months ago, he named as the second best person to lead the nation.

'Have no doubt of my admiration and respect for her and my view of her viability, but at this stage, again" continued

If he wasn't running against a Muslim Apostate in this past election I wouldn't have supported him either, and never will again I'll tell you that much. I've grown tired of his Kum Bah Ya attitude, he kisses up to thee liberals and when he needed them the only one to come to his side was Joe Lieberman. Screw him I say, he's part of the old guard that needs to be culled from the party if it ever wants to seat a president again soon.

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