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Scarborough: The press ‘would love to marry’ McCain.

On MSNBC’s Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough joked about the media’s fascination with John McCain. “I think every last one of them would move to Massachussets and marry John McCain if they could,” he said. Watch it:

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25 Responses to “Scarborough: The press ‘would love to marry’ McCain.”

  1. Max-1 says:

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    Impeach Cheney FIRST!

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  2. Max-1 says:

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    Does this mean Joe endorses gay marriage?

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  3. gulfwargrunt says:

    Joe now says smart things on a frequent basis, what gives?


  4. missmolly says:

    Marriage? Nah — the media are way too fickle for anything as permanent as that. McCain may be the media darling du jour, but next week it will be somebody else.


  5. Zimzone says:

    Will McCain be Rudy’s fourth wife? Stay tuned.

    Oh, and FOX NEWS SUCKS!


  6. barfly says:

    “Marriage? Nah — the media are way too fickle for anything as permanent as that. McCain may be the media darling du jour, but next week it will be somebody else.”

    Comment by missmolly —

    When’s the NH primary? McCain’s supposed to do well there, so the press corps will be chewing on that for a while – either way it goes.


  7. ohcomeon says:

    They want to have his baby.


  8. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    Bizarrre… just plain bizarre…


  9. Fan of Man says:

    joe is a log cabin republican.


  10. GSD says:

    The Media’s Mancrush McCain.

    -GSD


  11. DieNowForPeace says:

    Sounds more like soft-pedaled fascism to me.


  12. tarazan says:

    I thought the press already married to Bush & Cheney.


  13. whiteyfresh says:

    They want to have his baby.

    Comment by ohcomeon — January 7, 2008 @ 11:06 am

    his illegitimate black baby?


  14. JPV says:

    They can have him.


  15. Roket says:

    Since when did Holy Joe become a spokesman for the press?


  16. RUCerious says:

    Joe’s mental scars must be deeper than originally diagnosed.


  17. lefttown says:

    Glenn Greenwald at Salon just wrote about WHY these so-called political journalists are infatuated with McCain: he flatters them. He strokes their massive egos, just like Bush did (and does with the White House Lap Dogs). These pawns are emotionally at the age of an immature fourteen-year-old, and so they suck up to a sad old has-been who wants to stay in Iraq for a hundred years.


  18. Bobwurst says:

    Joe may be making a valid point, but his choice of analogy is crap. He’s engaging in gay bashing here. Belittling gay marriage is just schoolyard bully posturing and it shouldn’t be ignored or condoned, by anyone, for any reason.


  19. mparker says:

    I wonder what size codpiece McCain wears while campaigning?


  20. Ret. Col. Jack Ripper says:

    On Sunday morning, Russert and some of his trained poodles talked about how old and grey Hillary Clinton’s campaign was and how bad that was. Later, Russert had a wonderful conversation with McCaine which highlighted his “experience.” McCaine sings songs about mass-murdering women and children in Iran and thinks it would be just fine if we had troops in Iraq for 100 years – and these corporate whores are going to sell him as the best Repube candidate – great, bring him on!


  21. Zooey says:

    Scarborough is a twat.


  22. judyinnm says:

    Joe Scarborough is making some fairly accurate and acute observations, these days. Bet his days are numbered, being on the same network as Russert & Matthews, the two most flagrant enamoratti of “Straight-talking-no-matter-how-many-different-positions-he-takes” John McCain.

    If McCain did get elected, we’d better hope Lieberman ISN’T VP – McCain’s pretty old.


  23. Doc Rock says:

    They deserve one another!


  24. Impolitics says:

    But, Joe. That would be polygamy. Isn’t that Mitt’s bailiwick?


  25. Cats r Flyfishn says:

    It really doesn’t matter what the Republicans say. They are all losers. If you don’t want to lose money Joe, then don’t put your money on the Republicans. They will be the losing pony in the November elections.



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