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McCain played around with the idea......
of running in 2004 as Kerry's running mate........I can't believe so any fellow conservatives have forgotten this.....it's going to be real hard for me to vote for a man that many believed divulged military information to the North Vietnamese in exchange for special treatment......voted against tax cuts, made deals with the LIBdems to stall GOP judicial appointments, favors wide open borders, and love chumming up with Ted Kennedy.......
Hello???? If the NYTimes, Wash Post, LATimes, CNN, NBC, ABC, and CBS think that McCain is the best GOP candidate....there's something really wrong with that!
posted by
Corbin_Dallas
on February 5, 2008 at 5:54 PM
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Afraid of Change??
Why are you afraid of Obama…
He only wants a middle Ground.
You should be afraid of instating a draft that McCain will have do, and Kill off more of our good People.
We have no economy to continue a war at 9 billion WORTHLESS Dollars month, or to fight Iran and Russia. We will not win. We will Lose a lot, so much more than it’s worth to keep the corse.
Roe V Wade: is not an issue In the “Greatest Country In the World” Women Need Doctors to end complicated pregnancy. Not Back yard butchers.
Give Change a try ...It wont be worse than where we've been.
I do agree the one party system is scary ...but did we have really have a 2 party system The dems were going to get us out if Iraq when they took the house....
Why doesn’t the presidential nominee Still take the opposite party for a vp.??
Good Luck!
posted by
KetilWorld
on February 5, 2008 at 2:23 PM
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Had I read
Cuuni's comment first I would have seconded his comment. I am not a political person by any stretch though I do think I have things to say and share. Cunni says and said it best
posted by
SEEDLINGS
on February 5, 2008 at 2:11 PM
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A very
Informative post, though it did teeter totter a bit...as most of us have probably done this election year. I too was for Mitt in the beginning but then he waffled a bit to much for my liking and his stance on 'pro Choice' and 'Abortion' are different than mine. Mine are different then most because I believe the 'pro choice and abortion' are entirely two different subjects.
posted by
SEEDLINGS
on February 5, 2008 at 2:09 PM
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This is a well written, well thought out essay. Thanks for sharing. I am not one for politics but I like Obama! sam
posted by
sam444
on February 5, 2008 at 2:05 PM
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Very well written
I agree with most of the ideas you expressed here, but I do not recognize John McCain as a Republican at all and certainly not a conservative. Amnesty is just the most blatant example of his liberal inclinations; McCain-Kennedy, McCain-Feingold, McCain-New York Times ... could go on forever. George W. did more damage to the Republican Party and conservatives than any president ever. McCain will just finish the job.
At least if a Democrat is elected and runs the country into the ground they will take the blame, whereas if a Liberal with an "R" beside his name is at the controls things are obscured. But it's all academic anyway, because there is no way John McCain stands a chance against Hillary or Obama.
posted by
CunningLinguist
on February 5, 2008 at 1:26 PM
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