mccain concession speech was pure class

[hoopster42]

something we don't typically see out of republicans

sore fukkin losers, most of them

(its fun watching the popular vote margin continue to grow even though the election was decided hours ago, errrrrrrrrr, weeks ago)

[Tsoprano]

He took it like a man.

[MickChunky]

I thought McCain was a class act, it was the first time I actually thought he was sincere.

[hoopster42]

he was gracious, he was complimentary, he was classy

no wonder the republican base of pure neo-con assholes hate him so much

he's too good for them

they prefer slimeball fukks like W and cheney

[MickChunky]

lol

[sofun]

Mccain is the best,

[frostno98]

It's too bad they don't have too many people like Reagan, McCain, Bush 1, and Colin Powell in the GOP.

[hoopster42]

the republican party used to care about the ppl

emphasis on "used to"

while i like mccain, i am glad they are getting the holy hell kicked out of them in this presidential election, and all of the house seats

this is fukkin beautiful, watching the new age GOP getting ass banged right now

i hope the dems used KY jelly

[Chi_archie]

I too thought Mccain handled the concession speech with alot of class...

[Chi_archie]

Now if only all the radio pundits, and blindly staunch rebublicans, especially those on the SBR forum could muster just 1% of that class, life would be a bit smoother....but maybe a bit more dull

[FreeFall]

I was impressed with both of their speakers, but McCain had class. His followers were a different story. They booed like school yard children. People cease to amaze me with how pathetically immature we are.

[ocho cinco]

McCain impressed me with his speech. i think he's a good guy who didn't really deserve GWB's baggage. hes too classy to be supporting the dirt bag republicans

[jjgold]

Was one of best losing speeches of all times

[HeeeHAWWWW]

It's too bad they don't have too many people like Reagan, McCain, Bush 1, and Colin Powell in the GOP.

Yup. The party has been taken over by the farmyard idiots, anti-intellectuals who think that because Sarah Palin is "one of us" she's suitable to play at the highest table. Never mind she's a total hick, completely ignorant of pretty much all national issues (let alone international).


McCain was too good for his party.

[pico]

how can anyone not like mccain. he is class act. cool as hell. know how to politik with dirty politicians. has a hot ass wife. picked a milf for running mate. i would vote for him if Republicans did not ruined the country in the last 8 years.

[EBSB52]

he was gracious, he was complimentary, he was classy

no wonder the republican base of pure neo-con assholes hate him so much

he's too good for them

they prefer slimeball fukks like W and cheney

Yea, had they nominated him instead of war coward Bush 8 years ago, there might be a different story today. The Republican electorate ****ed themselves and they wanna blame blacks, liberals, and whomever they can.

[EBSB52]

It's too bad they don't have too many people like Reagan, McCain, Bush 1, and Colin Powell in the GOP.

As history understands Reagan, they will understand he is the architect of this mess and love him less. Bush 1 fell on teh sword for him, he was a good man and not a USO punk like Reagan. Colin Powell is great, he had enough of that party and doesn't want to switch, so he's just sidelining. I hope he and Obama can find a place for him in his cabinet.

[EBSB52]

the republican party used to care about the ppl

emphasis on "used to"

while i like mccain, i am glad they are getting the holy hell kicked out of them in this presidential election, and all of the house seats

this is fukkin beautiful, watching the new age GOP getting ass banged right now

i hope the dems used KY jelly

When? During Eisenhower? Surely not during Reagan. I guess Nixon started OSHA, so maybe a little there.

[EBSB52]

I was impressed with both of their speakers, but McCain had class. His followers were a different story. They booed like school yard children. People cease to amaze me with how pathetically immature we are.

Yea, the Repubs watching McCain's speach were booing at the calling of Obama's name, what a bunch of assholes. McCain really is too good for that party and they will understand as they go thru the next 2 decades figuring it out, denial, etc and then they will change and maybe win an election or 2.

[Poker_Beast]

I was impressed with both of their speakers, but McCain had class. His followers were a different story. They booed like school yard children. People cease to amaze me with how pathetically immature we are.

Agreed!

[ZXCVBNM]

I've always maintained McCain was a good guy, too bad about his followers though. Some people take his supporters as a measure of McCain himself, which was/is the wrong thing to do.

[seaborneq]

If McCain had been that focused and classy the last 3-4 months as he was in defeat, he may not have been boat raced in the election. Again, the most classy concession speech ever. Plus he didn't let Palin take the mike to ruin the goodwill of the concession speech.

[EBSB52]

If McCain had been that focused and classy the last 3-4 months as he was in defeat, he may not have been boat raced in the election. Again, the most classy concession speech ever. Plus he didn't let Palin take the mike to ruin the goodwill of the concession speech.

I think he was almost relieved. I think running in the big dance for pres was on his bucket list, now on to go **** Cindy for the next 10 years and drop off.

[jjgold]

Palin was white trash and we found this out during the election and she was main reason McCain lost.

[yisman]

I don't know if America will be fortunate enough to have another man like John Sidney McCain. Best politician I'm familar with, and it isn't even close.

It's sad, because if there was ever a man that deserved the presidency, it's John McCain.

[regularguy]

I am thinking that was probably the only speech in the last several months that McCain wrote himself.

Unfortunately, McCain let himself be managed in this campaign by neocons and religious nutcakes. That was his big mistake.

I believe Barack Obama can be a terrific president and can move the country back to a nice middle place.

[Tchocky]

It was a good concession speech but his audience were kind of disrespectful. At least no one shouted out "Kill Him", "He's a terrorist", etc. Where is all the hate and anger going to go now that the election is over?

[ZXCVBNM]

It was a good concession speech but his audience were kind of disrespectful. At least no one shouted out "Kill Him", "He's a terrorist", etc. Where is all the hate and anger going to go now that the election is over?

Actually I think some people started chanting something bad enough that some others were telling them to shut up. I didn't see what though, they did show a few seconds of the 'hushing' - a real shame.

McCain surrounded himself with the wrong people and let his campaign get dragged into the mud, I really thought he would win (and this is coming from a lib) at the start.

[THEGREAT30]

Agreed pure class, I never had a problem with him as a individual, but he never really had a chance finally the dems pulled a dirty rep move and kept accussing the man of being Bush and it worked.

[EBSB52]

I don't know if America will be fortunate enough to have another man like John Sidney McCain. Best politician I'm familar with, and it isn't even close.

It's sad, because if there was ever a man that deserved the presidency, it's John McCain.

Yea, like 8 years ago when he was actually somewhat moderate. Then the numbskull Repubs nominated Bush in light of the boob scoffing at McCain's military sacrifice. This one's on teh Republican electorate, not Bush, not McCain.

[EBSB52]

It was a good concession speech but his audience were kind of disrespectful. At least no one shouted out "Kill Him", "He's a terrorist", etc. Where is all the hate and anger going to go now that the election is over?

Yea, I saw them, I was considering going down there and watching it. He was calming all the R trash as many were shouting shit. The R electorate needs to loom in the mirror, the R Republican politicians need to revamp themselves.