"I think it's time for the McCain crowd to acknowledge they are losers and pack it in."

Now if someone would just tell David Gregory and George Stephanopalous the same thing since McCain is on their Sunday talk show every other week. How ironic that wacko Rush says it and they don't get it.

McCain is why I voted for Obama.

Wow, this is getting good. Where's my popcorn?

Soy un perdedor I’m a loser baby, so why don’t you kill me?

(double barrel buckshot)
Soy un perdedor
I’m a loser baby, so why don’t you kill me?
Beck “Loser”

Move aside and let a brighter, more principled, and more competent generation of people clean up the mess they helped create.

"Brighter." "More principled." "More competent." Yeah, 'cause those are exactly the phrases that come to the top of my mind when someone says "Sarah Palin." You go, Rush!

Rush is right on. No one -- in my lifetime -- ran a more incompetent campaign than John McCain. And, I guess that means that his architect, Steve Schmidt, is the one to blame.

The thing is, Schmidt is only partially to blame because Schmidt played by Rove's book. That is, their entire goal was to make the campaign about character. Obama didn't have the background needed to be president. He would ruin the nation. He's not a military guy, but a hippie wacko socialist. Rove played the same game with Kerry in 2004. It's just that in 2004, there was no Hurricane Katrina yet. There was no failure of Lehman. Bush's first term was hardly one of genuine competency. But, his second was ridiculous. The public disregarded the Rove playbook in 2008 -- because they followed it in 2004 and saw where it went.

Palin, with Rush's support, will run the same way that Schmidt and Rush and Rove ran.

Rush is just waiting out the Sarah-Todd breakup.

McCain may actually have some good points if Limbaugh is attacking him. Who knew?

"the McCain crowd" represents every Republican to the left of The Lump. As I have said before, the Republican Party isn't just about to split, it is about to splinter into 4 different, opposing parties.
1. The traditional fiscal conservatives; (The local banker)
2. the Cheney military/industrial/ wall street no-bidders (Daddy Warbucks)
3. the McCain moderates (everyone left of Limbaugh)
4.the Palin wingnuts, which is something of a weird multi-chimera that includes crazies of every stripe.

Each has (had) a well-defined power base within the party, and as long as they owned a brainless puppet like Bush, whom they all considered their personal plaything, (all the while arrogantly ignorant of one another's imagined monopoly on W,) they could agree at least on WHO to vote for, if not WHAT to vote for.

Now that four-pillared house of cards has collapsed, and those pillars will be looking for somewhere to concentrate their power bases.

The Republicans are very close to finalizing that collapse, The Lumpo is, in calling for the ouster of McCain's "pillar" from the house foundation, admitting it is too late for their disparate pillars to hold up the same house of cards, and now the house must fall, so each pillar can retain their delusion of monopoly.

So when they are finished, Rove's temp-permanent Republican majority has splintered into four very dysfunctional family members, and the dissolution of that family is at hand.

And as their unlimited hypocrisy will have it, the Limbaugh wingnuts, who so arrogantly assume their small minority represents some silent, missing majority, will be the first to call the McCain branch traitors, after they have separated.