Last night on a special “Hannity and Colmes,” they were discussing Obama’s aunt.  Dick Morris was the guest, and Colmes stated that if they were discussing Obama’s treatment of his aunt, then they should discuss how McCain treated his first wife. 

Let’s do that, shall we?  About 35 years ago, McCain came back from Vietnam broken both mentally and physically.  He fought back on both fronts, and he won.  However, he cheated on his wife during the process.  He’s not proud of it, and he made sure that everyone knew that it was HIS fault, and it was not to be blamed on Vietnam or anything but himself.  When they divorced, he agreed to pay his wife’s medical bills for the rest of her life (she was severely injured in a car accident while he was a POW). 

His ex-wife supports him to this day.  His children with his first wife support him.  The family is together in this quest, which says a lot about the man.  When his wife Cindy was addicted to painkillers, he admitted that he could have done more to help her.  They fought through it, and she successfully overcame the addiction.  They have been married close to thirty years. 

I mean, c’mon, his wife brought home a BABY who was in severe need of medical attention to adopt, and he lovingly accepted her without question.  That is not an easy thing to do.

Obama says he didn’t know his aunt, whom he wrote about so lovingly in his book, was living in America.  When she became a liability because of her legal status, he threw her under the bus and said all laws should be followed.  He’s a LAWYER, and he could certainly find a friend to help fight for her case.  Instead, she’s suddenly disappered from her public housing unit, and he says she needs to get outta Dodge.  So much for “my brother’s keeper.”