While Gustov makes landfall. McCain asked the GOP to cut back on activities and they just turned the other way. The delegates were there to party and McCain wasn’t going to tell them what to do.
If McCain can’t even lead his own party, how will he be able to lead our nation? He won’t because McCain is weak and offers no new ideas and he doesn’t inspire others to act. Sorry, John. Your father may have told you seek to command, well, you’re not doing a good job commanding the GOP. You just don’t have it in you, John.
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What a colossal failure!
He irredeemably failed his first real decision making test.
Gustav turned out to be a ‘convenience’ for them. Postponed speeches gave speakers more time to prepare for this horrendous VP selection. More open time allowed the delegates to spend more time with lobbyists.
A delegate boondoggle. Parties with stiff uptight people. Sounds like a great time.
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Cats, please forgive me for shamelessly stealing this. But it deserves a broad viewing. I linked and gave you the credit. I owe you one.
Yepper! McCain can’t even control his own party. What a failure.
Bruce, thanks 😛
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