McCain Jumps the Gun with “My Fellow Prisoners”

In a speech today, John McCain told the audience: “Across this country, this is the agenda I have set before my fellow prisoners.”

Here is a 13 second YouTube clip from the speech.

I thought McCain had been in politics long enough to know not to notify people that he was nullifying all their rights until after the election.

8 thoughts on “McCain Jumps the Gun with “My Fellow Prisoners””

  1. I’ve watched that clip a dozen times now…

    It seems intentional and well rehearsed to me. But why? Is McCain taking a dive? He seems to be deliberately handing the “opposition” fist-fulls of ammo to sink him with!

    I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Obama will be the next Zionist puppet-president.

    1. Until Obama presents a real birth certificate proving he is a natural born citizen of the united states i say keep the screws tight on him! Plus his daddy lived a life with muslim terrorists so i for one DO NOT want him here in America… he is the anti-christ!

  2. I know, little guy, but everybody, please vote third party. I did, Libertarian was on my ballot, and twas good to vote early for them.

  3. does he have POW rhetoric where he talks about what he and his “fellow prisoners” went through or something? I don’t listen to stump speeches there has to be some reason for saying something like that.

    there is a youtube of obama struggkling through a teleprompter outage that is similarly ridiculous. he advocates giving breathalizers to kids with diabetes.

  4. Little guy and the rest of you is any one there that actually believe that it make any deferense who is at the end of this charades you had the last 50 years calling them elections as well this one , it sits on the chair? Havent you yet got it? No matter who sits on it it still follow the orders of the ones who put him there.
    WAKE UP PEOPLE.

    1. Yeah…we have a one-party system! I was trying to imply that the orders came from on high: “Johnny, we want you to go down in the 9th!” XD

  5. The two establishment parties have virtually the same foreign policies. They are both committed to an interventionist platform. This is the REAL problem.

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