No administrative post is planned for McCain. President-elect Barack Obama and his former rival, Republican Sen. John McCain, met Monday in a 40-minute session at Obama’s transition headquarters in Chicago and discussed where they could work together to better America, according to press reports. Read the rest here.
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KICKED THE OLD ..”MUMMY”.TO THE CURB!!
DAVID!! As far as McCain slapping the blackness off of Obama’s face, you
are trying to get McCain’s A$$ whopped along with yours. This is BLACK
ENTERTAINMENT don’t bring your hate to this network! NOW as for McCain
joining Obama’s cabinet as ANYTHING, I say HELL TO THE NO! This man
does not respect Barack and he has not tried to hide it, and Obama do not
need anybody who is not 100% on board with him. As Hillary said,
” NO McCain, NO position, NO WAY “