Do you care what John McCain did to his first wife, leaving her when she needed him most?

Question

Isn't this against the "Family Values" cherished by Republicans? Doesn't this make him a lying, cheating, bigamist?

See the video and tell me what you think:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wC8yx-89JE4

Answer 1

He is full of Surprises !

Answer 2

I don't worry about his cheating heart.  I'm not Hank Williams.

He is just as hypocritical as us bible thumping, hard-drinking, gun toting redneck elitists.

Answer 3

No,I don't.  Nor do I care when Dems hit on anything that has a pulse.

Answer 4

I  really  don't  see  anything  wrong...She  really don't  need  him  she  can  walk and  get her mail...Obviously  she  is  limping  because  a car  accident   what  you do  expect  when  someone  have an  car accident?  

She  wasn't  dying in a bed  or  so...

And  yes  very  wrong  what  Bill  Clinton  did....Shame  on  you Dem's.

Answer 5

No, they parted as friends and McCain did take care of her. OOhhh how I smell fear in you libs these days,, oh ,, lolol...

Answer 6

Their split was amicable...even she admits it.

Answer 7

NO No No no and again No   What I care about are his qualifications to be President.

Why do care about this and not about Bill Clinton's cheating ways.

Answer 8

As said, they split mutually.  And even then, I could give a d**n less.  I still got to vote for him, since I have no other good options.

Answer 9

McCain has an affair and the Repubs say "boys will be boys."

Clinton & Edwards have an affair and the Repubs march at them with pitchforks.

Double Standard.

Answer 10

McCain was still married and living with his wife in 1979 while, according to The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof, "aggressively courting a 25-year-old woman who was as beautiful as she was rich." McCain divorced his wife, who had raised their three children while he was imprisoned in Vietnam, then launched his political career with his new wife's family money.

How can John McCain claim to believe that the law should recognize only "traditional marriages" while simultaneously demanding that the law recognize his own so-called "second marriage" -- also known as "an adulterous relationship" under the precepts of "traditional marriage" (Mark 10:11 -- "And he said to them, "Whoever divorces his wife and marries another, commits adultery against her").  

Answer 11

How come i never heard of this?? If this was Obama it would be EVERYWHERE

Answer 12

No, that's for him to live with.  One issue does not a trend make.  Should we care equally that Obama chose a path of drugs early in life, thus making him a druggie president?  No, early mistakes teach people, and what they become from that point forward is what defines them.

Answer 13

He says that his first marriage was his biggest moral failing. Yeah, what he did to her was inexcusable, but 1) he had just gotten back from Vietnam after being tortured for five years and 2) they're still friends to this day and his ex-wife says that she forgives him. So, he's apologized, he's accountable for his mistake, and the person who should have the biggest grievance against him, his ex-wife, doesn't care any more. So, what do you want?

Answer 14

Can we say streeeeeeeetch?!  Wow, how desperate can you get, want to grasp at any more straws?

Answer 15

You are reaching for straws.  This is a settled matter between them, unlike all the baggage your boy has!

Answer 16

We don't know the personal information of what happened to McCain's first marriage until he or his first wife talks about it. And since it has nothing to do with leading a nation it should not be our business anyhow.

I don't think anyone of us would like our personal problems aired out for everyone to hear about. But then we know alot of people enjoy reading the Inquirer.

Answer 17

Yes, McCain is dishonorable.  

What kind of monster leaves a wife who is crippled in a car accident because she is in his words, "Not attractive any more?"