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Mojorabbit

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50. Perhaps he is looking at it from what he can do in the senate?

Fri Feb 22, 2013, 02:01 PM

Feb 2013

he could further it there but The house is in the hands of the right wing and that is where most reform will go to die. He knows this.. so perhaps was letting her know it was not going to happen. He could still, as you said, make eloquent speeches and use persuasion in DC trying to move it along within his party.He did not offer her that as best as I can see. He showed zero empathy though and his method of responding was horrible. I am amazed he has got where he is. His people skills are negligible.

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As noted before...Here Mc Cain shows for all..what an asshole he really is.. Stuart G Feb 2013 #1

He should have showed some empathy Mojorabbit Feb 2013 #42

Ok, if I was John2 Feb 2013 #46

Perhaps he is looking at it from what he can do in the senate? Mojorabbit Feb 2013 #50

McCain's expression of sympathy edited out D Gary Grady Feb 2013 #74

I am surprised that an edited version was posted here Mojorabbit Feb 2013 #75

It's a shame that Republicans have to personally experience GOP evil in order catbyte Feb 2013 #2

Yup. truebluegreen Feb 2013 #12

Your first sentence: Exactly Jade Fox Feb 2013 #40

except for some, empathy hopemountain Feb 2013 #60

Dang - that line - "There But For Fortune." INDEED. calimary Feb 2013 #62

I have noticed this too. mwb970 Feb 2013 #13

Absolutely 100% correct. pangaia Feb 2013 #24

After the sequester hits, vlyons Feb 2013 #27

You expressed it perfectly. SheilaT Feb 2013 #34

Well said, Sheila T. VERY well said. And completely true. calimary Feb 2013 #63

Exactly right. nt truebluegreen Feb 2013 #41

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Well said! City Lights Feb 2013 #61

thought that first too treestar Feb 2013 #15

Yup jollyreaper2112 Feb 2013 #16

Ha jollyreaper2112 Feb 2013 #17

Echo Echo Echo pangaia Feb 2013 #25

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Old joke zipplewrath Feb 2013 #37

You are so right Rider3 Feb 2013 #47

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indeed.. frylock Feb 2013 #68

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Yup. Nothing really happens until it happens to THEM. Zoeisright Feb 2013 #78

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Preach it brother! reflection Feb 2013 #18

Option 3 is the best vlyons Feb 2013 #29

Hear here! Well put. Plucketeer Feb 2013 #35

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And take his buddy Lindsay with him PatSeg Feb 2013 #49

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Now?! Smll_Ax3 Feb 2013 #71

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Losing The Country, 1 vote at a time nikto Feb 2013 #76