This is a real pic of John McCain playing poker during the Senate hearings on Syria.



"OK I'll see your 3 chemical weapons and raise that with 25 of my tomahawks"


You think He's already made up his mind?

ok, but how do we tell its a 'real pic of John McCain'?

you can find it on every news site.. reporter from the Washington Post
took the pic though
Also McCain admitted it.

McCain himself, on being unmasked as an iPhone poker aficionado, took to Twitter to pour scorn on his alleged inattention.

"Scandal! Caught playing iPhone game at 3+ hour Senate hearing - worst of all I lost!" he tweeted.


http://news.cnet.com/8301-17852_3-57601230-71/john-mccain-laughs-off-iphone-poker-during-senate-hearing/


if it was 'on the clock',,,not much of an excuse,
Id be fired for playing during working hours

now, if he was due a 'break'(which I often get at or around 2 hours at work),,,,no biggy to me

I'm in no way disparaging McCain, I respect him and think he is an honorable man and a distinguished war vet.
I would rather play poker then to listen to a lot of hot air from politicians

McCain a distinguished war veteran?

Have you never heard of the traitor known as the "Hanoi Songbird" (google it!)? That's McLame! He was singing to the N Vietnamese before they ever got him to the prison camp! Told them all they wanted to know and more, made videos against the US, and did photo shoots with their top officers for propaganda!

His daddy was an admiral and managed to bury it with the help of the press when he came home "a POW hero" instead of a traitor!

He has a history of supporting the enemies of the USA!

Whether your "propaganda" about McCain is true or made up does not matter to me.
IF his daddy was a big admiral or not, there were many powerful men in politics or military that protected their kids from either serving in the military completely, or giving them some cushy job where they would not see action.
McCain put his life on the line for our country every day he got in his jet for a mission.
As for his singing, If you are honest about it, How can we say how any of us would react to having an AK pointed at your head by an enemy known for their brutal treatment and common executions of their enemies.
To live years in a POW hell hole, never knowing if you'll eat, how many beatings you'll get or if they'll just decide to execute you, would be a nightmare not many could imagine.
I may not agree with his opinions, stances or politics, but I honor him for his service and duty to his country.
You on the other hand have lost your "soul" in regards to what real sacrifice for country is.