Thread: Senator John McCain is ABSTAINING from Cloture Vote Monday!!

Senator John McCain is ABSTAINING from 'cloture vote' on Monday night on this massive piece of amnesty legislation.

I feel he is a COWARD if he doesn't vote and needs to be told so in no uncertain terms.

Tell him to vote "NO" and stand for the American citizens!!!

His number is (202) 224-2235 and press '2'. If a person doesn't answer--call back and leave the message on his voice mail!!!!!!!!!!!!

busy

Busy but will keep trying.

Isn't that better than voting for it which is what I figured he would do?

What a wimpy worthless piec of sh*t. If it is your intention to sell out your country(which we know he intends too) then at least be a man and have the balls to do it!

We will not be fooled by you, we know you sponsored last year's amnesty bill and we saw you standing behind that fat drunkin piece of dirt Teddy last night on the news.

Good now I am riled up enough to make a really good call to him!

SamLowrey wrote:

Isn't that better than voting for it which is what I figured he would do?

Absolutely! Much better, at least one less vote for the dark side.

Ironically, I just heard on CNN that there are MORE DEMOCRATS REJECTING THE LATEST AMNESTY than Republicans. Can't wait to hear names and get details as the evening wears on.

SamLowry wrote:

Isn't that better than voting for it which is what I figured he would do?

You are probably correct, but he should have the courage to show the American people where he stands. He knows a "yes" vote would be devastating to his presidential aspirations, so hopefully a nudge will get him to stand up and vote "No". But then he would be called a "hypocrit", so coward is probably the best place for him to be!

Maybe we should also encourage him to stand up for American citizens and vote, "NO"

Anyone else have any opinions????

Originally Posted by olivermyboy

SamLowry wrote:

Isn't that better than voting for it which is what I figured he would do?

You are probably correct, but he should have the courage to show the American people where he stands. He knows a "yes" vote would be devastating to his presidential aspirations, so hopefully a nudge will get him to stand up and vote "No". But then he would be called a "hypocrit", so coward is probably the best place for him to be!

Anyone else have any opinions????

Whether he votes yes or no, he ended his political career yesterday. He will probably never be elected to another position again.