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NO JOKE: MCCAIN ANNOUNCES ON LETTERMAN!
Wed Feb 28 2007 20:41:28 ET

Sen. John McCain (R., AZ) announced that he will be a candidate for President of the United States in 2008 during tonight’s taping of the LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN. The interview will be broadcast Wednesday, Feb. 28 (11:35 PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

“The last time we were on this program, I’m sure you remember everything very clearly that we say, but you asked me if I would come back on this show if I was going to announce,” Sen. McCain told Letterman. “I am announcing that I will be a candidate for President of the United States.”

McCain said although this was the announcement of his candidacy, a formal announcement will be made in April. “This is the announcement – you know, you drag this out as long as you can,” Sen. McCain said to laughter from Letterman and the audience. “You know what I mean? You know, you don’t just have one rendition. You’ve got to go over and over…This is the announcement preceding the formal announcement.”

Letterman later asked Sen. McCain if he would consider “the possibility President/Vice President, that kind of a thing, you divide that sort of deal up. You’re not interested in splitting that?” Sen. McCain said Well, you may remember that in the last election there was some conversation about me being Vice President of the Untied States, it wasn’t clear which party,” which garnered laughter from Letterman and the audience. “And I was on one of the shows and the guy said, ‘Well, what’s this about you being Vice President of the United States?’ I said, ‘You know, I spent all those years in a North Vietnamese prison camp, kept in the dark, fed scraps – why the heck would I want to do that all over again?”
 
meh, too old. The Republicans will destroy him again.
 
He changed way to much in the last 7 years. I can't vote for him now. Like I would have before.
 
I don't think the Republicans want him to be President, mostly because he's too old. I think he needs to settle for the Vice-Presidency
 
I don't think the Republicans want him to be President, mostly because he's too old. I think he needs to settle for the Vice-Presidency

And Giuliani won't win either. It will be a Democrat this election.
 
I liked how McCain was like a pitbull awhile ago. :cmad:

But now it's worn off becuase he let Bush and the other mudslingers get away with all that ****.

I do think he's pretty cool though the way he spoke out against torture and his moderate stance on immigration.

He's probably too old though. And Rudy Gilluani is overrated.
 

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