John "McNasty" McCain Revisits His Former High School

ABC News:

John McCain is a punk. At least that's what the editors of his high school yearbook thought.

"It was a fateful three years ago that the "Punk" first crossed the threshold of the High School," wrote the editors of the red-leather edition of "The Whispers," a glossy yearbook chronicling the achievements of the 1954 class of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Va.

"His magnetic personality has won for him many life-long friends," the yearbook continued, "but, as magnets must also repel, some have found him hard to get along with."

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Comments

[TXfemmom]

02:30 PM on 04/02/2008

Might I add that he is now McNasty, McArrogant, McStubborn, McLiary, McFlipper, and just plain NUTS.

[Ramirez]

03:05 PM on 04/02/2008

And after Jan 09 he'll be McYourDaddy for four years.

[Dap]

12:38 PM on 04/02/2008

So there it is then, Jon McWar hasn't changed a lick. Same ol' same ol' that will serve We, the People well, more of the same.

[Ramirez]

03:08 PM on 04/02/2008

Yep. Still a square, clean cut, all-America guy from a military family.

[WilliePilgrim]

11:41 AM on 04/02/2008

Exactly the kind of guy I probably wouldn't have had much contact with in highschool or the military. The product of a political family, helped along at private country club fundraisers and VFWs (never the twain shall meet). I don't disparage his military service or sacrifice,but it's not a criteria for leadership, though in our current political environment where winning offices is equal to winning a lottery AND a "get outta jail free" card, I can see how others think that's what it's all about.
Oddly, there are genuine conservatives who warrant respect due to their understanding of history that while it differs from mine is the product of that much loathed process called "scholarship" or as they like to pronounce it, "elitist nonsense". McCain is not exactly a phoney but the product of what our system has become, a contest of idealogues and not ideologies.
If there were any better argument for the occasional dis-banding of our union so that we can form if not a more perfect one, at least a less corrupt and misguided one, I don't know of a better example than some of the most prominent political figures who crowd the stage for unearned laurels in the arena of public adoration which has become the hallmark of the modern process. Ick.

[WillPower]

11:40 AM on 04/02/2008

Hillary was a Goldwater Girl.

[Bushgirlsgonewild]

04:03 PM on 04/02/2008

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Old news and completely irrelevant. Kind of like the NeoConArtists.

Next?

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[kingcityguru]

10:57 AM on 04/02/2008

A man who volunteers to stay a prisoner of war (and be tortured daily) until those that have been imprisoned longer than him are let out first is not a punk.

That wasn't political calculation, THAT WAS CHARACTER!!
Ask yourself, would Hillary or Barrack have done the same?

[kingcityguru]

10:53 AM on 04/02/2008

I believe Hilary's highschool nickname was "the liar" and Barrack's was "the Liberal"

[WillPower]

10:39 AM on 04/02/2008

Hillary's high school nickname was "Goldwater Girl." Obama was "Dope Freak." So what?

[grannysharp]

10:25 AM on 04/02/2008

Seams like the kids in high school had it right and what a shame he hasn't changed

[ramal]

01:09 AM on 04/02/2008

But now he is just "Grandpa Munster."

[ME08]

02:42 AM on 04/02/2008

Still "McNasty"...no one wants a Grumpy Old Man in the White House...

[condew]

10:02 PM on 04/01/2008

Whoever had McCain do this biography tour was a genius. This is perhaps the only subject he knows something about, and on which he can deliver with authority. But sooner or later he'll have to talk about the current war or the economy, and thereby display the true state of his mind.

But the biography tour is great, like a grandpa who can't remember what he had for breakfast, yet can talk for hours about that wild night when he turned 21.

And he IS just like Hillary, who would have thunk it. Oh, wait, Hillary can't even keep her own biography strait.

[Middbrain]

09:32 PM on 04/01/2008

Glad to see Obama fans engaged in a classy debate here.Diasgree all you want o with the man on his policies but throwing slime at a hero-yes I said hero- will not get your messiah anywhere.

[amanda85]

03:03 AM on 04/02/2008

Let me get this straight: you try to bomb and kill civilians whose only fault is that of refusing to submit to the whims of an evil empire, you get shot down by antiquated technology and you become...a hero?

Riiight, anything goes in the necon bubble!

[Redrover666]

02:19 PM on 04/02/2008

That's right. McCain served bravely and honorably and might have died doing so. He did this because the majority of Americans and their elected officials (democrats) thought it was important at the time.
Sometimes being an American or Canadian or a member of a family means being part of a team and having some belief in loyalty. I am truly sorry if loyalty and patriotism are either ridiculous or outdated concepts to you. I am sorry that you hate the place that gave you nurture.
If you consider you country to be an evil empire then YOU are living in a bubble and a classic example of Jay Leno's, Jay Walking generation.

[Ramirez]

02:54 PM on 04/02/2008

That is so wrong on so many levels.

[KeysDan]

07:45 PM on 04/01/2008

McCain is clearly doddering and temperamentally unfit--hot headed and cold hearted.

[KeysDan]

07:44 PM on 04/01/2008

, McCain is clearly doddering and temperamentally unfit--hot headed and cold hearted.

[Bushgirlsgonewild]

07:42 PM on 04/01/2008

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My young friends, Rockin" Johnny McCain here to tell you that I am going to the Burning Man.

A friend of mine, Lloyd Bonifide, of Alhambra, California, a retired heating and plumbing businessman, has volunteered to drive us there in his daughter"s Winnebago. It"ll just be me, him, and someone Lloyd says is "Peyote Buttons". Must be an old vaudevillian. Anyway, I think it's important to show you that I'm still a young hep-cat myself. Lloyd is brining his karaoke machine so he and I can put on a show. I"m calling it "Get-out-the-vote with Rockin McCain". We're gonna sing "Blue Suede Shoes" for 24 hours straight. It should quite a crowd, and at the end, I"ll ask you to all vote for me, "Rockin Johnny McCain!" You then have permission to applaud. No applauding will be allowed while we are singing, remember that or I"ll have to get in your face. And you don"t want me in your face, my young friends - I just may instinctively snap your neck. Nothing personal, it"s just how I roll, so listen attentively, then show your appreciation at the conclusion of our performance.

There'll be free NyQuil shooters, but strict rationing will be observed, only one per customer.

Also in the spirit of the Burning Man, Lloyd and I will be wearing nothing but a hell of a lot of sunscreen. Hope you all can make it - be there or be square, my young friends!
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[Ramirez]

02:58 PM on 04/02/2008

Bushgirl:

That's well written and funny as heck, but you gotta admit a visit to Burning Man is edgy, creative campaigning and it's gonna be a plus for McCain.

I bet Team Obama is kicking themselves for not thinking of that.

[Bushgirlsgonewild]

04:07 PM on 04/02/2008

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Ah, I think that's the last place Obama would want to be associated with considering what the repooplicans (I just invented that - I'm feeling about 5 right now) would do with video of that.

[Bushgirlsgonewild]

04:09 PM on 04/02/2008

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but that's for the compliment.

[BigLib]

06:27 PM on 04/01/2008

and Barry's?

"stoned", "high", "teeth chattering addict", "unconscious"...

[Bushgirlsgonewild]

09:06 PM on 04/01/2008

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You forgot to add 'LOL' to the end of your post.

(Someone had to.)

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