Why does anyone think that "McShame" is a good insult?

Question

Especially considering that there isn't anything shameful about McCain. I don't like his policy- or choice of VP- but the man has honor. In fact, considering his 20 year friendship with reverend Wright, that he has just recently ended for political purposes (politics as usual) it would be more accurate for me call Obama "Barrack H. Osama" than it is for you to call McCain "McShame"!

Like I've said- I don't support McCain's policys. However, I would like to ask anyone that has ANY shred of evidence of something that would make "shame" an accurate attachment to his name, please inform me so I may join you in all the name-calling fun!

Answer 1

It's the sign of a person who doesn't have 2 IQ points to rub together.

Answer 2

I've seen McShame a couple of times, I agree, it's not that good.

I have my own preference, but I also like McCaincient, McLame and McSame.

I toyed around with McNovocaine, but it's not that good.

Answer 3

Haven't heard 'McShame' used, not McSame is a different story and an insult...well for obvious reasons 'my friend'.

Why would it be more accurate for you to call Obama by the name of Osama?  Rev. Wright might have been wrong about what he said, but he is also a decorated American vet, just like McCain (expcept he served in a real branch of military, USMC...Ohhhh Rahhhh).  Like I said, nothing that he said was right at all, but I have to respect anyone's service.  I even respect McCain's service, just not his policies and selling out vets like he does today.  Maybe Wright and McCain both are just senile due to old age?  But thinking about that issue, I guess you can call him McShame.  Thanks for the new name.

Answer 4

ok, this is the party that has a lot of their supporters on welfare.  and the last time i heard, an excessive amount of people on welfare didn't get there by making smart choices.