January 30, 200818 yr Author AcesFull, I am willing to bet that you are a Romney guy aren't you? :lol: Seriously though, I think that this country would be better off if McCain could have beaten GWB in the primaries. He had a good run for a long time but eventually trailed off.
January 30, 200818 yr AcesFull, I am willing to bet that you are a Romney guy aren't you? :lol: Seriously though, I think that this country would be better off if McCain could have beaten GWB in the primaries. He had a good run for a long time but eventually trailed off. I am a Romney guy by default - an anti-McCain guy would be a more accurate description. A McCain presidency would devastate the Republican Party.
January 30, 200818 yr Author I am a Romney guy by default - an anti-McCain guy would be a more accurate description. A McCain presidency would devastate the Republican Party. I am a good guesser
January 30, 200818 yr Giuliani ran argueably the worst campaign in the history of politics. Whoever made his strategy is a tool. Same person who ran Fred Thompson's is my guess :lol:
January 30, 200818 yr Same person who ran Fred Thompson's is my guess :lol: He was widely considered a favorite heading into the race... What does he do? He banks his entire hopes on Florida and basically disappears. What a moron.
January 30, 200818 yr ...and did you hear that John McCain served in Vietnam as well? I commend McCain for his honorable service, but I condemn him his for his dishonorable behavior in the US Senate. Being a POW does not provide a person lifetime immunity from criticism. Republicans who support John McCain will eventually regret their decision. Hopefully, McCain will never become president. He has done enough damage in his 25 years in the US Senate. And a Hillary or Obama Presidency would be better?
January 30, 200818 yr And a Hillary or Obama Presidency would be better?Probably not but at least real Republicans would not be blamed for McCain's failures.
January 30, 200818 yr By endorsing John McCain, he wouldn't be pushing for a VP spot would he :lol: In my opinion, it will be McCain & Huck.
January 30, 200818 yr I am a Romney guy by default - an anti-McCain guy would be a more accurate description. A McCain presidency would devastate the Republican Party. You'll have to forgive me if I think that has already happened...
January 30, 200818 yr Probably not but at least real Republicans would not be blamed for McCain's failures. Without real Republican support, they will see a Hillary/Obama Presidency.
January 30, 200818 yr Without real Republican support, they will see a Hillary/Obama Presidency.If the Republican Party wants widespread Republican support, then the party heavyweights should not work so hard to secure the nomination for a RINO. It is amazing that the Rockefeller wing of the party (i.e., Romney) is now considered ultra conservative.
January 30, 200818 yr If the Republican Party wants widespread Republican support, then the party heavyweights should not work so hard to secure the nomination for a RINO. It is amazing that the Rockefeller wing of the party (i.e., Romney) is now considered ultra conservative. If the people voting for McCain are the ones that are securing the nomination for him, how is that the party heavyweights? It is not like these are superdelegates putting him in the place of the party nomination. Maybe it is the party members moving towards those new positions.
January 30, 200818 yr ...and did you hear that John McCain served in Vietnam as well? I commend McCain for his honorable service, but I condemn him his for his dishonorable behavior in the US Senate. Being a POW does not provide a person lifetime immunity from criticism. Republicans who support John McCain will eventually regret their decision. Hopefully, McCain will never become president. He has done enough damage in his 25 years in the US Senate. I could care less what anyone thinks of any candidate. My issue with your post is you claiming that McCain's father and grandfather somehow got him a favorable duty after graduation. This isn't a case of pulling strings to get into the National Guard during Vietnam. The man went, got beaten daily, and NEVER once denounced the United States of America to his lowlife captors. If that assignment was some sort of string being pulled....
January 30, 200818 yr I could care less what anyone thinks of any candidate. My issue with your post is you claiming that McCain's father and grandfather somehow got him a favorable duty after graduation. This isn't a case of pulling strings to get into the National Guard during Vietnam. The man went, got beaten daily, and NEVER once denounced the United States of America to his lowlife captors. If that assignment was some sort of string being pulled.... He's not conservative enough...he deserved his beating...
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