The Hill -- Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) says people shouldn’t underestimate President Obama as he heads into his sixth year in the White House.
He discounted Obama’s low approval ratings and said a sitting president always has influence.
“We all wear thin with the American people after a while,” McCain told the Associated Press.
“To count a man of that talent out at this point in time in his administration would be a huge mistake,” he added.[...]
He met with Obama this year to discuss immigration reform, but was a vocal critic of the president's foreign policy moves in Syria and elsewhere.
Democrats and Obama plan to make immigration reform a top priority in 2014, and are pushing House Republicans to take up legislation.
Blog author's comments - I agree when McCain said “we all wear thin with the American people after a while.” Most conservatives wish he would have retired years ago. But John McCain, speaking of Obama, what talent would that be? Is that his plan to fundamentally transform America which he and the Democrats are doing? We are five years into the most destructive presidency in the country’s history, and we can see that fundamental transformation at work just about everywhere.
Obamacare will wreck the best health care system ever. And look at what Obama has done to the economy, race relations, the debt he has piled on the country and his disdain for the Constitution. He has a long to-do list before his final term in over. I am not discounting what Obama, Reid and all Democrats will attempt to do during the remainder of Obama's time in office. And this is why the GOP, with much help from the voters, must do very well in the midterm elections so they can halt further destruction to our country.
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