Meghan McCain tells Trump “No one will ever love you like they loved my father” in response to tweet bashing John McCain
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I keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
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Forget the word RINOmsb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pmI keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
Look for articles or interviews where he trashed his party
That's why we didn't like him.
His constituency was the media not his voters.
“Modern journalism is all about deciding which facts the public shouldn’t know because they might reflect badly on Democrats."
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BSBillie.jeens wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:46 pmForget the word RINOmsb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pmI keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
Look for articles or interviews where he trashed his party
That's why we didn't like him.
His constituency was the media not his voters.
He had the right idea and he criticized his party which was a wise move.
If they had listened to him, the Republican Party might be worthwhile and believable now instead of just a bunch of self involved, greedy , unamerican frauds.
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Billie.jeens wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:46 pmForget the word RINOmsb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pmI keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
Look for articles or interviews where he trashed his party
That's why we didn't like him.
His constituency was the media not his voters.
“Modern journalism is all about deciding which facts the public shouldn’t know because they might reflect badly on Democrats."
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I don’t know the exact date and I can’t really find one. I think it may go back to his “Maverick” days. He was proud to be called a maverick, and Mavericks tend to be more independent or moderate.msb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pmI keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
It may go back to 2001-2002 when his favorable rating was higher among democrats than it was from republicans.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.review ... ident/amp/Republicans had a rocky road with McCain as well. Gallup found that more Democrats than Republicans had a favorable view of McCain in 2001 and 2002.
I don’t have a date, but I remember him being referred to that way for a long time. Since he ran for president, maybe even before that.
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Wasn't the fact that Trump wasn't a typical republican politician some of his appeal? I think you're wrong about this and this is backed up by your not being able to find anything. As msb64 said, this has more to do with the new extremism, alt right and the following of Trump regardless if it makes sense.DSamuels wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 1:05 amI don’t know the exact date and I can’t really find one. I think it may go back to his “Maverick” days. He was proud to be called a maverick, and Mavericks tend to be more independent or moderate.msb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pmI keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
I sincerely hope she's in some type of grief counseling.
I get it...she loved her dad. But not everyone did. That's politics and I have to wonder if John McCain were still alive, if he wouldn't tell her to pull back on the throttle a little?
It's at the point where you wait for her to make yet another unhinged comment.
I get it...she loved her dad. But not everyone did. That's politics and I have to wonder if John McCain were still alive, if he wouldn't tell her to pull back on the throttle a little?
It's at the point where you wait for her to make yet another unhinged comment.
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The term RINO has been around since the 1920's. It is not new by any means. I just haven’t found a specific first time McCain was called it. In the Urban Dictionary under “John McCain” there were several references that he was a RINO dated various years in the 2000's.Lemons wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 1:23 amWasn't the fact that Trump wasn't a typical republican politician some of his appeal? I think you're wrong about this and this is backed up by your not being able to find anything. As msb64 said, this has more to do with the new extremism, alt right and the following of Trump regardless if it makes sense.DSamuels wrote: ↑Mon Mar 18, 2019 1:05 amI don’t know the exact date and I can’t really find one. I think it may go back to his “Maverick” days. He was proud to be called a maverick, and Mavericks tend to be more independent or moderate.msb64 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 8:41 pm
I keep seeing conservatives stating this but can find nothing reported prior to 2015 that McCain was a RINO even during the Clinton administration when the term RINO became popular. McCain voted 87% party line prior to 2015 and 81% since. Are you sure that "people referred to him as RINO way before Trump" or did this labeling occur with the rise of the Alt-Right. Can you possible find references to McCain being a RINO prior to 2015 or are you going on memory?
That Trump wasn’t a career politician was and is part of his appeal. The republicans that he criticizes the most seem to be the ones that a lot of conservatives think are RINOs.
I have never thought of McCain as a conservative. He’s always been more moderate which is why democrats liked him and conservatives did not. That isn’t something new.
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