Palins disinvited from McCain's requiem

[Remodeling Maidiac]

That's just really sad. Pathetic really.

I don't blame him, Palins family is a disaster. I almost didn't vote for him due to her.

She was the reason I voted.

Oh my goodness. Was it her tight short dresses?

That sparkly jacket! The one Tina Fey liked to wear when she played Palin.

I hear two jealous old hens cackling

 

[EasyPeasy]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

So, the repealing of Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the meltdown? You do know that Bush warned of imminent failure on more than one occasion, right?

You need to stop with this "everything bad is Republicans, everything good is Democrats", you look like a fool.

 

[Polishprince]

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

Actually, the economy was dead before Trump came into office. Very poor growth, and Obama told us 1% growth was the best we could expect.

Trump said otherwise, and has really got America revved up economically.

Granted things under Bush, Pelosi and Dingy Hairy in 07-08 weren't great. But Obama was their buddy, they got him in, and he didn't do too much.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

So, the repealing of Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the meltdown? You do know that Bush warned of imminent failure on more than one occasion, right?

You need to stop with this "everything bad is Republicans, everything good is Democrats", you look like a fool.

Lol

That is RDerp. He is the board dumbfuck and that is all he ever does. For 8 straight years of Obama he blamed everything bad on Bush and now for near two years of Trump he blames everything good on Obama.

He is by far the biggest pos hack on the board.

 

[EasyPeasy]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

So, the repealing of Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the meltdown? You do know that Bush warned of imminent failure on more than one occasion, right?

You need to stop with this "everything bad is Republicans, everything good is Democrats", you look like a fool.

Lol

That is RDerp. He is the board dumbfuck and that is all he ever does. For 8 straight years of Obama he blamed everything bad on Bush and now for near two years of Trump he blames everything good on Obama.

He is by far the biggest pos hack on the board.

Yeah, I have noticed a trend with that one.

 

[HenryBHough]

You expected better from Klan RINO?

 

[Claudette]

I'm sure Palin won't loose any sleep over it.

 

[EverCurious]

I've had quite a few funerals in my life (getting up there in age and all) but I've never seen an invitation to a funeral. I've been "invited" to funerals, but it was always by phone/personal request. Most of the funerals I've attended were mostly family and close friends, it wasn't a ... popularity contest, it was a "goodbye" to someone everyone there loved - lots of crying, lots of comforting, zero political bullshit...

I don't particularly blame McCain here because I do think I understand why he'd ask Trump not go to. Despite being a long time fan of Trump and approving of his work in the WH so far, I too would probably ask Trump not to attend my funeral because I wouldn't want my family to have to deal with the media circus he naturally creates. And perhaps in McCain's families case, that they personally are not fans of Trump because of his somewhat callus comment about McCain's capture.


The bottom line is that funerals are not actually about the person who is being buried, but rather about the folks who have to struggle forward without them...

 

[Penelope]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

So, the repealing of Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the meltdown? You do know that Bush warned of imminent failure on more than one occasion, right?

You need to stop with this "everything bad is Republicans, everything good is Democrats", you look like a fool.

It was 3 Republicans who who introduced the bill to repeal the Glass Steagall Act , Rep house and senate and I do believe the Senate would of impeached if Clinton has not approved the repeal. In 1999 Congress passed the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act

named after 3 republicans.

 

[Penelope]

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

Actually, the economy was dead before Trump came into office. Very poor growth, and Obama told us 1% growth was the best we could expect.

Trump said otherwise, and has really got America revved up economically.

Granted things under Bush, Pelosi and Dingy Hairy in 07-08 weren't great. But Obama was their buddy, they got him in, and he didn't do too much.

He took us out the greatest recession since the great depression. Everything was going along fine even with the ACA and the act of daycares and subsidies and expanded Medicaid in states that wanted to pass it.

Now Trump is deregulating everything and gave huge tax cuts to corps and the wealthy , that is why the market has gone up, yet the wages are stagnant.

 

[EasyPeasy]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

So, the repealing of Glass Steagall had nothing to do with the meltdown? You do know that Bush warned of imminent failure on more than one occasion, right?

You need to stop with this "everything bad is Republicans, everything good is Democrats", you look like a fool.

It was 3 Republicans who who introduced the bill to repeal the Glass Steagall Act , Rep house and senate and I do believe the Senate would of impeached if Clinton has not approved the repeal. In 1999 Congress passed the Gramm–Leach–Bliley Act

named after 3 republicans.

Yeah, and Clinton signed it into law. Now, I'm not saying that was the sole cause of the meltdown, but it certainly contributed to it. My point was that Rdean blames every problem on Republicans.

 

[EasyPeasy]

When you look at the economy that Bush and the Republicans handed Obama and compare that to the economy that Obama handed trump then you have to admit Obama was a pretty great president.

Actually, the economy was dead before Trump came into office. Very poor growth, and Obama told us 1% growth was the best we could expect.

Trump said otherwise, and has really got America revved up economically.

Granted things under Bush, Pelosi and Dingy Hairy in 07-08 weren't great. But Obama was their buddy, they got him in, and he didn't do too much.

He took us out the greatest recession since the great depression. Everything was going along fine even with the ACA and the act of daycares and subsidies and expanded Medicaid in states that wanted to pass it.

Now Trump is deregulating everything and gave huge tax cuts to corps and the wealthy , that is why the market has gone up, yet the wages are stagnant.

Gawd, no offense, but that is a very simplistic, and frankly, dubious claim. You sound like Rdean.

 

[edward37]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

Your typical back door post Can't fault McCain for not wanting either palin or trump there Too bad he didn't include the religious moron Pence

 

[toobfreak]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?

Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

Sarah was the only good thing in McCain's 2008 run, and his dissing her is but one more slap from the old prick.

 

[Polishprince]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

Your typical back door post Can't fault McCain for not wanting either palin or trump there Too bad he didn't include the religious moron Pence

I don't understand the Far Left's hatred for our beloved Vice President, ed.

They supposedly hate Trump for his alleged extracurricular hanky panky, but Pence never does that. His strict adherence to the Pence Rule , ensures he is never alone with a broad who is not his wife.

I would think the left admire him for that.

 

[edward37]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

Your typical back door post Can't fault McCain for not wanting either palin or trump there Too bad he didn't include the religious moron Pence

I don't understand the Far Left's hatred for our beloved Vice President, ed.

They supposedly hate Trump for his alleged extracurricular hanky panky, but Pence never does that. His strict adherence to the Pence Rule , ensures he is never alone with a broad who is not his wife.

I would think the left admire him for that.

That makes him a misfit

 

[MacTheKnife]

classy guy this John McCain....leaving his disfigured wife who waited for him while he was a POW.....he rewards her faith by whoring around.

The wife John McCain callously left behind | Daily Mail Online


"What follows is the stuff of the McCain legend. He was shot down over Hanoi in October 1967 on his 23rd mission over North Vietnam and was badly beaten by an angry mob when he was pulled, half-drowned from a lake.


It was in 1969 that Carol went to spend the Christmas holiday – her third without McCain – at her parents’ home. After dinner, she left to drop off some presents at a friend’s house.

It wasn’t until some hours later that she was discovered, alone and in terrible pain, next to the wreckage of her car. She had been hurled through the windscreen.

After her first series of life-saving operations, Carol was told she may never walk again, but when doctors said they would try to get word to McCain about her injuries, she refused, insisting: ‘He’s got enough problems, I don’t want to tell him.’

H. Ross Perot, a billionaire Texas businessman, future presidential candidate and advocate of prisoners of war, paid for her medical care.

When McCain – his hair turned prematurely white and his body reduced to little more than a skeleton – was released in March 1973, he told reporters he was overjoyed to see Carol again.

But friends say privately he was ‘appalled’ by the change in her appearance. At first, though, he was kind, assuring her: ‘I don’t look so good myself. It’s fine.’

He bought her a bungalow near the sea in Florida and another former PoW helped him to build a railing so she could pull herself over the dunes to the water.

‘I thought, of course, we would live happily ever after,’ says Carol. But as a war hero, McCain was moving in ever-more elevated circles.

Through Ross Perot, he met Ronald Reagan, then Governor of California. A sympathetic Nancy Reagan took Carol under her wing.

But already the McCains’ marriage had begun to fray. ‘John started carousing and running around with women,’ said Robert Timberg.

McCain has acknowledged that he had girlfriends during this time, without going into details. Some friends blame his dissatisfaction with Carol, but others give some credence to her theory of a mid-life crisis.

He was also fiercely ambitious, but it was clear he would never become an admiral like his illustrious father and grandfather and his thoughts were turning to politics.

In 1979 – while still married to Carol – he met Cindy at a cocktail party in Hawaii. Over the next six months he pursued her, flying around the country to see her. Then he began to push to end his marriage.

Carol and her children were devastated. ‘It was a complete surprise,’ says Nancy Reynolds, a former Reagan aide.

‘They never displayed any difficulties between themselves. I know the Reagans were quite shocked because they loved and respected both Carol and John.’

Another friend added: ‘Carol didn’t fight him. She felt her infirmity made her an impediment to him. She justified his actions because of all he had gone through. She used to say, “He just wants to make up for lost time.”’

Indeed, to many in their circle the saddest part of the break-up was Carol’s decision to resign herself to losing a man she says she still adores.

Friends confirm she has remained friends with McCain and backed him in all his campaigns. ‘He was very generous to her in the divorce but of course he could afford to be, since he was marrying Cindy,’ one observed.

McCain transferred the Florida beach house to Carol and gave her the right to live in their jointly-owned townhouse in the Washington suburb of Alexandria. He also agreed to pay her alimony and child support.

A former neighbour says she subsequently sold up in Florida and Washington and moved in 2003 to Virginia Beach. He said: ‘My impression was that she found the new place easier to manage as she still has some difficulties walking.’

Meanwhile McCain moved to Arizona with his new bride immediately after their 1980 marriage. There, his new father-in-law gave him a job and introduced him to local businessmen and political powerbrokers who would smooth his passage to Washington via the House of Representatives and Senate.

And yet despite his popularity as a politician, there are those who won’t forget his treatment of his first wife.

Ted Sampley, who fought with US Special Forces in Vietnam and is now a leading campaigner for veterans’ rights, said: ‘I have been following John McCain’s career for nearly 20 years. I know him personally. There is something wrong with this guy and let me tell you what it is – deceit.

‘When he came home and saw that Carol was not the beauty he left behind, he started running around on her almost right away. Everybody around him knew it.

‘Eventually he met Cindy and she was young and beautiful and very wealthy. At that point McCain just dumped Carol for something he thought was better.

‘This is a guy who makes such a big deal about his character. He has no character. He is a fake. If there was any character in that first marriage, it all belonged to Carol.’

One old friend of the McCains said: ‘Carol always insists she is not bitter, but I think that’s a defence mechanism. She also feels deeply in his debt because in return for her agreement to a divorce, he promised to pay for her medical care for the rest of her life.’

Carol remained resolutely loyal as McCain’s political star rose. She says she agreed to talk to The Mail on Sunday only because she wanted to publicise her support for the man who abandoned her.

Indeed, the old Mercedes that she uses to run errands displays both a disabled badge and a sticker encouraging people to vote for her ex-husband. ‘He’s a good guy,’ she assured us. ‘We are still good friends. He is the best man for president.’

But Ross Perot, who paid her medical bills all those years ago, now believes that both Carol McCain and the American people have been taken in by a man who is unusually slick and cruel – even by the standards of modern politics.

‘McCain is the classic opportunist. He’s always reaching for attention and glory,’ he said.

‘After he came home, Carol walked with a limp. So he threw her over for a poster girl with big money from Arizona. And the rest is history.’


McCain and the POW Cover-Up

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

I think McCain wanted obama to win all along. He picked Palin to ensure that. When he saw that strategy backfire he used the housing market correction as an excuse to stop campaigning and that’s when his polling tanked.
Consider that Bill Krystal is a dem plant and that he was among the only ones — if not the only one — to predict McCain would choose Palin.

 

[JOSweetHeart]

Whoever doesn't want them there does know that uninvited people are still free to acknowledge a person's passing in any other way that they want to, right?

God bless you and both families always!!!

Holly

 

[Skylar]

The choice of Sarah Palin in 2008 was the deceased senator's high mark of his political career. Without Palin, he gets wiped out in a 45 state landslide in 2008, especially if he goes and chooses Hard Core Leftist Joe Lieberman for the gig.

But even if he blames this broad for his loss, its just awfully petty on his part to ban her from the funeral. Death should be a time to bury the hatchet.

And besides, Mr. McCain was really pleased with the way Obama ruled over us for 8 years, even inviting the former president to eulogize him. If Palin is at fault for McCain losing, then she is also responsible for McCain's idol, Obama, winning, no?


Palin not invited to McCain's funeral: report

'Dis' invited? I don't believe the palins were *ever* invited.