Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) says people shouldn't underestimate President Obama as he heads into his sixth year in the White House.He discounted Obama's low approval ratings and said a sitting president always has influence."We all wear thin with the American people after a while," McCain told the Associated Press."To count a man of that talent out at this point in time in his administration would be a huge mistake," he added.McCain has had his up-and-downs in his relationship with Obama, his foe during the 2008 presidential campaign.He met with Obama this year to discuss immigration reform, but was a vocal critic of the president's foreign policy moves in Syria and elsewhere.
what's really behind this sudden "i heart Obama" thing with McCain is he getting back at his people for allowing the T-P to take over or is he having a "real moment"?
i wrote a while back my suspicions as to the republican old guard tanking the mid term just to rid themselves of that tea scourge on America it fits.
he is giving them good advise whether they like it or take it or not he has seen for 5 years his party getting pummeled by Pres. all do to their underestimating him and Americans and overestimating the power of their lies and misreadings, this time are they going to add their base to that list?
