Of course I have respect for John McCain as a Naval aviator in Vietnam, Silver Star and Purple Heart recipient, and a prisoner of war. That same respect goes for John Kerry as well.

As to the issues for which he stands for now in current day politics, "pro Iraq war," "pro open borders," I couldn't disagree with him more.

If someone mentioned 'disrespect' for John McCain, it wasn't me. But I'll respectfully disagree with you. He is not the right person to become president.

You can show respect for the man and still greatly differ with his positions. Say what you want about him, I still respect him. He is exactly what I want in a leader, a man that will stand by his convictions and not shirk from them. That quality, like it or not, is leadership. While I would not vote for him due to his stances on the issues, I am grateful that there is a Sen. McCain in Congress.

The shake up in his staff won't help him a bit. McCain is his own worst enemy. He's a has been…….>

He'd meet his fund-raising goals if he got $1 from everybody he tried to give amnesty.

I have a good shakeup idea…realize that your ideas are bad, you have little support, and step out of the race with some dignity before you get embarassed later on.

When all your legislation is getting overturned or just flat denied, that should be a pretty good realization that people dont like your ideas and dont want you around.

If took responsibility for his actions, he would terminate himself. The kook just can't fathom that it is his political views that are unacceptable to the Republican base