AS MUCH AS I ALWAYS RESPECT JOHN MC CAIN FOR HIS HEROISM OF THE PAST,

     I've noticed lately how much he has changed his attitude toward the handling of things on behalf of the American people.
     I realize he represents the State of Arizona and their specific, unique problems with the illegal immigration problem, but I don't think he has or is, taking into consideration the fact his actions are on behalf of the whole Republican Citizenry. His concern seems to be with two things lacking: his regard to the non-Obama citizens of the whole nation and not just Arizona.
     I would guess he has retirement in his plans and isn't worried anymore about the Country, but only his long range legacy just as Obama is doing.
     In his recent interviews with the Press, he acts like there is no problem "having faith" in the opposition when they assure him of how they will handle affairs, particularly with the Immigration "kerfuffle" should they settle things for the future. "Trust me!" hasn't worked too well up until now!
     In fact, he is suddenly behaving as though we don't need to worry about the truth in what they say, since after all, they are part of the Congress and should be respected as such. Are you kidding me??
     The second thing lacking, is in the way he snickers as he's criticizing the Republicans who don't necessarily agree with the way he handles himself on their behalf. In fact he's behaving the way Obama does when confronted with a stickler from the Republican House and/or the Conservative talk show Hosts.
     Not only does he copy the "Obama syndrome" but he's suddenly standing behind Obama more and more as the President throws the rancid bait out there for the suckers to swallow.
     I hope that isn't the case, but he seems to be the laxative pill that wants to keep the Republicans running to the toilet.
     I'm sure you'll agree it's been a definite problem lately.
     There's still the question in my mind about him jumping into the 2008 election and trumping the "Breath of fresh air" Candidates a lot of us wanted to see run against Barack Hussein Obama. Remember that??
     When he tries to convince the Republicans that we should believe the President when he says, "trust me!!", well, you gotta' think something's up, and it's not his numbers! Just sayin'.