"true american hero", gag.

I cant fucking believe he keeps saying that.

He was tortured FOR his country ???

Are you kidding me ?
People don't up and join the services with the intent of serving their nation via submitting themselves, willingly or otherwise, to TORTURE.

Fuck Hannity, are you even listening to what comes out that asshole where your mouth should be ?

Veterans groups should be up in arms every time anyone mentions that he was tortured for his country. Its like its a national duty, with pride, honor, and all that other mumbo-jumbo the US DOD pushes down recruits throats when going through basic.

I dont think there would be a torture survivor alive today that had those kinds of thoughts going through their minds when being submitted to that kind of treatment....its disgusting.

I can hardly watch this video, because I'm blinded by Alan Colmes' huge chrome balls. Good stuff.

The hypocrisy is obvious to everybody but the cons.

I can just hear it now.

"John McCain started WWIII." Yeah, but he was a prisoner of war in Vietnam.

"John McCain destroyed the environment." But he was a POW.

"John McCain enforces marshall law on all (liberal) Americans." But, he was in the Hanoi Hilton for five years, give the guy a break!

Oh man, missed sifting by 30 min. Nice find!

I have an idea. On today's episode we'll have 4 people on at the same time. Each of them will have different points of view and all of them will be trying to speak over each other.

since when is his getting tortured as a POW a reason to trust him? i thought republicans insisted that he can't be trusted because he could have given up intel? is it illegal to reuse ads from 2000? because they really ought to.

>> ^rottenseed:
I have an idea. On today's episode we'll have 4 people on at the same time. Each of them will have different points of view and all of them will be trying to speak over each other.


So you're the one that made 24 hour *news what it is today.

Adding video to channels (News) - requested by NetRunner.

"extenuating circumstances"?

i thought the wedding vows left no room for "extenuating circumstances".