McCain Uses C-Word In Classic Freudian Slip On Stump

As we've seen all through the year, whenever the pressure of campaigning and pretending to like people gets to be too much for John McCain, he repeats the words "My friends" over and over again. It's sort of his way of saying "Serenity now!" and allowing the black feelings to be pressed deep, deep down into his gullet where they will surely remain and never come bursting forth in a spittle-flecked outcry of rage and nuclear destruction. However, on those weaker moments, John McCain has another word he's fond of repeating, as he does in the clip below, before correcting himself.

Why does McCain support the radical views of Jane Fonda, who slathered her affections on the Viet Cong like a trollop?

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Comments

[OgreDaddy]

A word like that doesn't just slip in unless it's a part of your normal vocabulary.

The expression on Cindy's face was priceless!!! :-)

[dfrymire]

I don't like the man, but seriously?

This is the epitome of making a mountain out of a mole hill.

[OldCoder]

Mole hill, yes, but pretty dog-gone funny!

[DarlaVA]

OMG ahahaaa short and sweet, I can watch that over and over and over...

[lippy33]

Cindy looks like "uh oh....he's using my pet name in public again!"

[BIG JOHN]

CINDY TO SIDNEY HEY I RESEMBLE THAT REMARK.

[Opt1musPr1me]

Does anyone know what Cindy McCain is always on stage with John McCain at almost all his rallies? Well if you didn't here it goes. She is his nurse. She has to be there in case the old man has an episode to treat him. Isn't she a registered nurse? Trust me she is his nurse. She cares for him daily.

[JohnnyKay]

You can be forgiven for that, John.

You obviously had Sarah on your mind.

[ReportThis]

Cindy almost hit the deck. "Incoming!"

[crutnacker]

Ahhhhhh...­.. it must be a true joy to be his wife. Surprised his tongue didn't come out after he said it.

[NoSandwiches]

The look on Cindy's face is priceless.
(Oh no, not again--how awkward!)

[ShinjiIkari]

Given that she was the target of the original c-bomb, you know exactly what she was thinking: she was reminded of all the reasons she decided to stick with a loveless marriage to the man who cheated on his first wife with her. Of course, I waste no sympathy on either of the McCains. They made their choices long ago: money, power, and the corruption that they tend to bring. I'm glad I voted early for Barack & Joe.

[kewps]

He was probably thinking of Palin's drain on the campaign when he uttered it.

[GATX]

According to CNN.com tonight ( http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/10/22/mccain.blitzer/index.html) :

" Enemies would not similarly challenge McCain, he said, because he's already been tried.

"They know I've been tested," he said. "They know I've been tested. I've been tested many times." "

Hmm, I think we now have the McCain equivalent of GWB saying "bring it on".

[LeBeau59741]

Golly, I HATE when that happens!
Seems like that's not the first "C-word slip" this week- didn't someone at Fox or CNN have trouble with it a few days ago?

[water57]

After McCain spoke this well thought out word, Cindy said, yes dear I am coming.

[giraf]

He kept reminding himself,
C*n't say C*nt, C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt,C*n't say C*nt, thats how this stuff happens.

[Greg285]

LMAO--He is really old and its starting to reflect as this campaign has gone forward. He's like that old lady who took the football away from that kid and wouldn't give it back...Ang­ry...