I have not had many kind words to say about John McInsane, and I am not about to start now. The obstructionist died today, good riddance.
The sad part is, the Governor of Arizona will likely appoint some one just as bad to take his place. One source several weeks ago said it would be Cindy, his trophy wife.
I understand a group of former POWs is forming to caravan to his funeral. Plans are for each member to pour a six pack of cheap Vietnamese beer on his grave. They will of course, drink it first.
I'm sure she's taken, men
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I am glad he has gone to his 'judgment' too. He was so mean to his wife when he came back from Vietnam it just pissed me off. Damned RINO
I put this on my facebook page:
Concerning the death of that congressperson: From Patrick McManus "How I Got This Way"
Nothing improves character so much as death. I once knew a man, Pete by name, who abused his family unmercifully, stole, robbed, lied, cheated, and was suspected of at least one murder. Pete himself came to a violent end at the hands of an unknown assailant who may have been of the opinion he was performing a public service. Others thought so. Within a day of Pete's demise, however, somebody recalled a good deed the deceased had once performed, possibly an incident in which he had met a stranger on a lonely road and hadn't robbed him. Soon, even his victims were concluding that he hadn't been such a bad sort after all, merely misunderstood. Then someone recalled that the fellow had been a good worker on occasion, and someone else remembered his actually having repaid a debt. By the time of the funeral, the mans character had improved so much that he had become one of our town's leading citizens, widely revered for his acts of charity, courage, honesty, and kindness, and if he had a fun-loving tendency to pull the occasional prank, why that was to be forgiven on the grounds that nobody's perfect."
Substitute the name McCain for Pete.
You're welcome.
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