Blame game: the GOP forms a circular firing squad amidst an "increasingly acrid behind-the-scenes GOP meltdown." Hee hee hee! The party of personal responsibility is actually taking charge of their mistakes by blaming each other. Oh, and McInsane's "base", which is in the tank for Obama.
With despair rising even among many of John McCain’s own advisors, influential republicans inside and outside his campaign are engaged in an intense round of blame-casting and rear-covering -- much of it virtually conceding that an Election Day rout is likely.
What do you expect after eight years of rubber-stamping disastrous policies, shitting on the Constitution, and acting like total dicks to anyone that didn't have an R after their name?
A McCain interview published Thursday sparked the latest and most nasty round of Washington finger-pointing, with senior GOP hands close to [Preznit Goober] and top congressional aides denouncing the candidate for what they said was an unfocused message and poorly executed campaign.
Some McCain aides are already speaking of the campaign in the past tense. Morale, even among some of the heartiest and most loyal staffers, has plummeted. And many past and current McCain advisors are warring with each other over who led the candidate astray.
“If you really want to see what ‘going negative’ is in politics, just watch the back-stabbing and blame game that we’re starting to see,” said Mark McKinnon, the ad man who left the campaign after McCain wrapped up the GOP primary.
Some McCain aides are already speaking of the campaign in the past tense. Morale, even among some of the heartiest and most loyal staffers, has plummeted. And many past and current McCain advisors are warring with each other over who led the candidate astray.
“If you really want to see what ‘going negative’ is in politics, just watch the back-stabbing and blame game that we’re starting to see,” said Mark McKinnon, the ad man who left the campaign after McCain wrapped up the GOP primary.
Not even nanotechnology can make a violin small enough to express my sadness.
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