Strike 3!!! The Dotard goes down swinging!

[NightWatcher]

McCain throws a second straight high fastball and chump just looks foolish as he has to slink back to the dugout.

He can’t hit anything!

[underpants]

1. As it stands right now

McCain put that caveat in.

[yallerdawg]

2. He's headed for Alabama this PM!

Where I do believe he is gonna get jack slapped next Tuesday!

Isn't 'precedenting' so much fun?

[flamingdem]

3. Gramps kicks dotard rear

Maybe for the last time but we KNOW he enjoyed it plenty.

[Eliot Rosewater]

4. McCain enjoys slapping the shit out of the asshole like this.

I think McCain was outraged he lost to a black man and he thought it was his turn, back then

to his credit he overcame all that


good

[NCjack]

5. Defeat for Dotard is looking good -- but let's not get cocky.

There will be plenty of time next week to celebrate Dotard's losing streak. A divorce would be a good change-up.

[Stallion]

6. Hitting Below the Infamous Mendoza Line

Mendoza Line
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Mendoza Line is an expression in baseball in the United States, deriving from the name of shortstop Mario Mendoza, whose poor batting average is taken to define the threshold of incompetent hitting. The cutoff point is most often said to be .200[1] (although Mendoza's career average was .215) and, when a position player's batting average falls below that level, the player is said to be "below the Mendoza Line". This is often thought of as the offensive threshold below which a player's presence in Major League Baseball cannot be justified, regardless of his defensive abilities. The term is used in other contexts when one is so incompetent in one key skill that other skills cannot compensate for that deficiency.