Kissinger endorses McCain.

[emilyg]

http://www.nysun.com/article/68421

[ColbertWatcher]

1. Ha ha!

That's funny. Poor McCain.

Sold his soul for a birthday cake.

[frogcycle]

8. .

[proud patriot]

2. Talk about the kiss of death

:rofl:

[0007]

3. A very meaningful endorsement indeed!

[AlCzervik]

4. So instead of standing trial for war crimes Kissinger gets to sit his ass stateside

and think he's a king maker. FU Henry and a pox on any campaign that would accept his endorsement.

[shance]

5. Mr. Genocide endorses McCain? Well of course.

Because Lieberman just did.

How appropriate!

n/t

[LiberalFighter]

6. When the hell is that scumbag going to die?

[AlCzervik]

7. never. i live for the day is see that bastard in the perp box at the Hague.

[frogcycle]

9. never have liked henry

ever since his limo blocked my way when I was running at lunchtime when I worked in DC. Sumbitch just pulled across the sidewalk at the east entrance and blocked the whole thing. I shook my fist at him while jogging in place. :rofl:

[Kat45]

10. No surprise. Super hawk endorses the most hawkish candidate,

the guy who sang "bomb, bomb, bomb. bomb, bomb Iran." A couple of years ago I saw Kissinger on a panel at a Vietnam and the presidency conference. He stated that he has no regrets about his past actions. I was sickened by him.

[GreenTea]

11. A lyng loser supporting another one.

:rofl:

[razors edge]

12. Nuff Said!

[struggle4progress]

13. Forget Lieberman, McCain's Wheeling Out Kissinger

The Nation -- Only the surreal strategists that manage what is left of John McCain's presidential campaign would divine to top an endorsement of their trailing candidate by Senator Joe "Nothing-But-Good-News-From-Iraq" Lieberman with one that will give thinking Americans -- and a frightened world -- greater cause for alarm ...

The former Secretary of State, whose name is synonymous in the civilized world with the term "war criminal" -- and whose sleazy business deals to advance the interests of the world's cruelest dictators has diminished what is left of his reputation -- has added the dubious distinction of his support to the McCain campaign.

And McCain has accepted that support with the enthusiasm that only a very old and very out of touch candidate could muster. The oddly awful couple appeared together at Faneuil Hall in Boston this week, where Kissinger broke with past pattern to actively campaign for a Republican primary candidate ...

Since finally being eased off the federal payroll -- though he can still be found skulking around Vice President Dick Cheney's lair -- Kissinger has done the bidding of China and other foreign governments as an on-hire mouthpiece for the planet's most atrocious political and business interests. So discredited is Kissinger that when President Bush proposed him as the chairman of the 9-11 Commission, there was near universal objection to the idea of allowing so conflicted an individual to occupy so sensitive a position ...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/thenation/20071221/cm_thenation/45261823

[ColbertWatcher]

14. Lieberman, Kissinger...

...the only thing missing is Rove.

[aquart]

15. Bet no one else asked for his support, either.

[MonkeyFunk]

16. OMG

I just went to Freeperland to see what they had to say about this - the common complaint is that Kissinger is too liberal to care about. :rofl: