I don't agree with this graphic

[Scuba]

"Hypocrite" is not a strong enough word. I'd go with "traitor".

[lame54]

1. McCain's itching for another war before he's gone

[marble falls]

2. And I'll bet only one of them is a vet.

[Oakenshield]

5. Besides Mccain I'd be surprised if even one of them was a vet.

Draft dodging and being an armchair warrior are Republican staples.

[MiniMe]

6. McCain is on the list. He may be a jerk, but he is a vet

[WinkyDink]

10. Easy to find out.

[OnlinePoker]

14. 6 beside McCain have military experience

3 in the regs (Cochran - Navy, Inhofe - Army, Roberts - Marines), 3 in reserves or National Guard (Enzi, McConnell, Sessions).

[marble falls]

16. They got theirs, fuck us.

[Dustlawyer]

3. McCain should know better! I bet it doesn't use the VA for his war injuries!

[Moostache]

4. Inhofe is more than a traitor...he is a walking crime against humanity.

That douchebag has done more harm to the future than all of the others combined.

What they have done regarding veterans is disgusting and shameful and should be asked of everyone of them at every single campaign stop and debate and public appearance they make for the rest of their political careers...but what Inhofe has done regarding climate change and science education should be emblazoned on his family name for all time...he should replace "Benedict Arnold" in the annals of treason and traitorous behavior.

[HughBeaumont]

7. I asked one of my OK friends how a dumbass like Inhofe keeps getting put back in office.

He said that most of the X/millennial voters can't stand him; even the conservative ones think he's a clownshoe. It's "these old re-res that keep putting him and Coburn back in" . So maybe it's just a matter of time. Or they'll put someone worse in.

[WinkyDink]

8. No hypocrisy at all. It's called "We don't care which way you suffer or die."

[rhett o rick]

15. Dont tell Will but I agree. It's not hypocrisy it's just repugnant (or Repub-gnant).

When they say they support our troops they lie.

[dsc]

9. actually it under states the number

Both Leslie Graham and Richard Burr voted for the war in the US House, where they were serving at the time, I would bet there are quite a few others as well.

[Duppers]

11. my observation as well

The graphic left off a bunch of them.

[Renew Deal]

12. McCain lost against veterans benefits?

He's lost the plot.

[erpowers]

13. All Republicans

This graph(at least the names) should be used to put an end to the myth that Republicans support our military personnel. How many times have Republicans voted for policies that hurt our military personnel and then voted against policies that helped our military personnel? Even though John McCain is a veteran he( at least for a time) opposed legislation that would increase the amount of educational funds given to military members through the G.I. Bill on the grounds that it would cause an increase in the numbers of military personnel leaving the military in order to pursue an education.

[Enthusiast]

17. K&R! Excellent. Well done, Scuba!