McCain still bashing now President Obama?

First the President of the United States is neither God-appointed or anointed. Second if McCain or anyone else takes issue with the President on any of his plans it is their job to bring these issues to light. That is what they are elected to do by their constituents and that is the foundation of our government. Finally, if a citizen of this country takes issue with his elected officials up to and including the President of the United States it is within their right to make this public. That is also the foundation of how our Democratic Republic operates.

I use to like McCain alot, when he would appose the republican majority, and when he would speak his mind. That all changed after the 2000 election, and I have respected him less, and less after learning more about him, and his past. McCain's campaign tried to divide the country, and his campaign used fear and hate to try to win, and the American people showed their disapproval of his tactics. I think he is ashamed of his campaign, but is afraid that if he says anything to come as weak, and in the republican party that is not acceptable.

I didn't vote for Obama OR McCain for that matter. I am pretty critical of some Obama's choices for cabinate though, especialy after his executive order denying the entry of lobbyists in to it, then hiring several. It doesn't seem to matter to him. I would hope people would be screaming about it, including "the old guy". I hope he does continue to be a thorn in his side, we all should, it's our responsability to do so.

Please provide us with some links to the articles you are referencing. I have heard nothing about McCain criticizing Obama. I am still hearing a lot of criticism of McCain - hey, the campaign is over - why the criticism. ...and enough with the "God-anointed, God-appointed leader" garbage - the next thing you know, he'll be getting nailed to the cross!

I think that Obama deserves every bashing he gets, whether from McCain or someone else. He is the President, he volunteered for 4 years of being told that he is a terrible President, that he is making bad decisions (regardless of whether or not they are), and he volunteered his entire family to stress, lack of privacy and haters for the next 4 years. It is the same with every President or person in the public eye or authority. Trust me, God didn't appoint the man, we did. Well, someone did. I did not. With pain comes gain. He will survive the pain and get through it!

Want to add a link or more information about this so I know what you are taking about? If you exspecting McCain to not saying about Obama or his policies than don't hold your breath. McCain is a senator....so it is actually part of his job.

McCain has been very respectful to Obama, he's shown Obama as the present president of the United States far more respect than Obama has shown our prior president during the sort few days he's been in office so far. And I strongly disagree with many of Obama's picks for this country also and McCain as a senator and an American has the right to question any government offical's decisions that affect Americans as the voice of those who feel the same way. And as for God-anointed, God-appointed leader, your dear prophet is no great friend of god with his recent actions in office so far.

I'm about to do something that will really shock some of my fellow myLotters - defend John McCain! I think he's been very gracious since the election and if he didn't voice SOME kind of disagreement with Obama over SOMETHING I'd be worried about him! This is still politics, after all! As I type this John McCain is on Larry King and he just said Obama gave an excellent speech; that's more than what some Republicans have said. Now I must take issue with the end of your post - the part about our "God-anointed, God-appointed leader"; he is our elected leader, God really had nothing to do with it. That's not meant to be anti-religious in any way, I simply don't think God is all that into politics. Annie

Is this a joke? I'm serious. Thorn in his side? McCain has been more supportive of Obama than many democrats. He said Obama was wrong to order the closing of GITMO without first deciding what to do with the terrorists. Despite that he AGREED with the closing of GITMO. I call that VERY supportive while still realistic. Apparently you're pissed that he questioned the selection of William Lynn. THAT'S HIS FREAKING JOB! It's not the job of U.S. Senators to be a rubber stamp for everything the president does. That is EXACTLY why liberals like YOU were pissed at Hillary Clinton for supporting Bush policies. You need a freaking reality check. God didn't appoint Obama, American voters appointed him and HE ANSWERS TO US. So does McCain for that matter and I want him to speak out when Obama breaks his promises as he did by appointing Lynn. It's unfortunate we have so many spineless senators who blindly approve of Obama selecting a lobbyist after running on a campaign platform of "No more lobbyists in Washington".

Obama was elected by the citizens. He is President Obama by elected votes not God appointed or anointed! He is just a man like anyone else who has won an election. Now here is the flip side of your question regarding God anointed, God appointed...and the crowds shall follow him and praise him worshipfully, he will bring a false peace to the world and the world will bow before him, you will not be able to eat, work or function in the world without the mark on your hand or forehead...could he be the antichrist? You put way to much God-like he is the second coming of the Messiahon a politician.

"God-anointed, God-appointed", lol, I hope you don't believe that. God had nothing to do with that, nor with any other leader who ever claimed that, for any God for that matter. As to McCain... well, if criticism of the government isn't allowed anymore... I don't think it would be America anymore. Maybe we then should change the title from President to Dictator? McCain is doing his job. Let's face it, it's back to business as usual in Washington. And people will take apart any and every decision the President, his staff, or whoever else makes. It's as simple as that. If you don't like it, don't listen to it. But as far as I can tell, we should not take every decision Obama makes as pure gold and follow it blindly and approve of it all. People have the right for second guessing, especially in important matters.

I hope McCain will be a thorn in Obama's side for the next four years, at least. I hope everyone in Congress will take Obama to task if he makes unwise decisions. If they don't, we're in for a rough four years. Obama really doesn't have much experience and needs the guidance of people who have been in national politics longer and know the ropes much better, people who can see the long range picture and not just immediate effects.

I would say that the politicians spend way too much time looking and worrying and complaining about what there oponent is doing. If they really want to help the public they should spend more time working on their own problems and not talking it up about the other guy. The president was obviously elected because the country felt he was the best man for the job. Crocket.

I could care less if people don`t like Obama. he is the president and they have to deal with. If they can`t it`s their problem. Everybody needs a hater in their life you can`t have enough. Usually it means you must be doing something right.