How many people here will actually vote for Hillary or Obama if McCain is the nominee?

02.15.08 | perdogg

[Perdogg]

How many people here will actually vote for Hillary or Obama if McCain is the nominee?

I am not saying vote for a third party or stay at home, but I want to know who will actually cast a vote for either Hillary or Obama?

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

Not I—NEVER!!

[TheKidster]

Not me!

[Nervous Tick]

Haven’t decided if I’ll vote for McCain, or not.

But it would be physically impossible to vote for either Hillary or Obama.

I couldn’t overcome the nausea long enough to do it.

[MNJohnnie]

According to the CPAC poll, about 4%.

[Grunthor]

Only if you consider NOT voting for the backstabber to BE voting for the other side.

[chesley]

Hell will not only freeze over, but it will enter a veritable ice age, complete with wooly mammoths, before I vote for either.

[darkangel82]

Maybe if the world turned upside down. But here on earth, no.

[tioga]

we are all somewhere in the five stages of grief for our conservative hopes........eventually we will all reach acceptance and vote for McC....it’s not what we want, but the other two are worse.

[cripplecreek]

Nope. Writing a conservative name in.

[Allegra]

How many people here will actually vote for Hillary or Obama if McCain is the nominee?

I'd rather swim in a pool of great white sharks.

[svcw]

If it is Barry and JM, I will vote for JM.
If it is HRC and JM I am not voting for president.
I will vote on every other candidate and issue.

[pepperhead]

I would never vote to send a democrat to the house, senate or white house.

[patton]

Not really - notice that there a two questions:

MC Vs Obama

MC Vs Hillary

the answers may not be the same.

[afnamvet]

Writing in Hunter.

[oblomov]

Not me. I will give money to McCain.

[dead]

I’ll curse the fates, fall off the wagon, stick bamboo shoots under my nails, and eventually vote for the runaway-bride-eyed lunatic, simply because he’s not Hillary or Obama.

[Red_Devil 232]

But what if the magnetic field flips in August?

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

I’m sure many will write in a candidate, and there may be a few oddballs who will vote for them, but less than half a percent if that much.

As far as the ignorant masses are concerned, I would not have a clue. It sounds like there are quite a few already in Obama’s camp.

[johnny7]

Lot’sa time left to weigh the consequences of not voting for McCain. ... and I’d rather spit blood than vote for a commie democRAT.

[bcsco]

Nope!

Nor will I vote for McCain. The only thing I could see that would alter that decision would be McCain making a serious and believable attempt at resolving GOP disunity. HE must make the attempt. He’s created the situation.

[oblomov]

Yes, that’s exactly how I feel. I will vote for McCain after ventilating a bit more....

[Ann Archy]

No one who is PATRIOTIC would EVER vote for a DEMOCRAT!!!

Look...McCain will probably ruin the Republican Party, but Obama or Hillary will make a STRONGER DEMOCRAT PARTY!! Is that what ANY DECENT people want??? NO.

[mnehrling]

Nope, never. McAmnesty on his worst day is better than those two on their best days.

[tioga]

NEITHER obama or hillary are acceptable to real conservatives...both are baby killers, both will run out on the WOT, both will promote government health care........both are walking talking liberals headed to socialism......NO true conservative will vote for either of them.

[11th Commandment]

NEVER vote for a Socialist. I will vote for good conservative Congressional and Senate Candidates as well as local officials.

I am holding my vote on McCain based on his pick of a VP.

[patton]

Pardon, which of those does McCain not espouse?

[garyhope]

Hillary and/or Obama is the end of America and Western civilization.

I’ll vote for McCain like my life depends on it against the beast or Obambi.

I’d rather vote for Romney, but doesn’t seem like it’s going to be an option.

Life is sometimes compromise until something better happens or comes along.

I think the times are perilous and it’s a time for pragmatism and realism over dogmatic adherence to uncompromising idealism.

Sorry.

[tioga]

McC is an idiot.......I agree. NO doubt about it. But he is pro-life. He will support our troops and their mission in the world. We WILL have to be vigilant in watching him. NO doubt about that either.

[shuckmaster]

Only the Demwits.

[patton]

When he voted for amnesty, he was opening the US to invasion by terrorists.

[hosepipe]

I will not vote for McLaim under any circumstances or O'Clintonama.. But I can easily vote for RON PAUL even if I have to write in ..

The boy cannot win but either can McLaim.. But it can be a good protest vote.. after being fed McLaim, Osama, and Clinton.. I do not have to SWALLOW...

Did I say McLaim cannot win... Most know or suspect this but are oblivious to reality..
People especially republicans just despise weasleness..
Mclaim is indeed George Soros man.. I will not bite into that..

A brilliant trick has been played on the republican party, simply brilliant... but herding ME is like heard a CAt.. This cat is hissing with back hair standing staight up..

[tioga]

I agree, but we STOPPED it before - we can do it again.

[patton]

Love your tage line. ;)

[Miss Didi]

I would never do that to our troops. Voting for McCain.

[tioga]

I attended a local political dinner and met our new opponent for the longtime babykilling dem congressman. He is prolife, pro WOT, pro free enterprise......he is a CONSERVATIVE. We need to fill all those open seats with strong conservatives to keep McC in line.

[tioga]

thanks

[Little Ray]

Not a chance. I have already drunk the KoolAid.

I might puke after I vote, though.

[patton]

In NY? Hope you win - I cannot vote there, or carry my guns, as you know.

But I really, really, hope you win.

Then, do something about Albany. Yick.

[SampleMan]

Let’s see, we have three liberals running for President and I’m supposed to choose one. Let me get back to you.

[tioga]

we are pretty conservative in the boonies of upstate ny....it’s NYC that really drags us down the dem hellhole.

our congresscritter maurice hinchey helped hillary campaign in a catholic church.......I can’t stand him.

[Perdogg]

McCain is also going to submit a flat tax reform.

[humblegunner]

Writing in Hunter.

He's not running.

Had you heard?

[patton]

Rigggghhhhht...congress will give up all it power to solicit bribes, via the tax code.

Sure.

(choke)

[Choose Ye This Day]

Nope. I couldn’t wash the stench of that vote off me.

[tioga]

LOL - let him try with a dem congress........

[deport]

From about three weeks ago....... Does include other options so not as specific but indicates some would cast a vote for the wife of the man from Hope...... Click

Free Republic Opinion Poll: (1/23) If it's McCain vs Hillary in the general, how do you vote?

Composite Opinion
McCain	36.9%		1,410
Pray	15.1%		579
Write-in	12.4%		473
Third party	12.3%		471
Stay home	11.6%		443
Undecided	4.9%		186
Leave blank	3.7%		143
Hillary	3.1%		119
	100.0%		3,824
Member Opinion
McCain	38.1%		739
Pray	15.5%		300
Write-in	14.1%		273
Third party	11.9%		231
Stay home	9.0%		174
Undecided	6.1%		119
Leave blank	3.7%		71
Hillary	1.6%		31
	100.0%		1,938
Non-Member Opinion
McCain	35.6%		671
Pray	14.8%		279
Stay home	14.3%		269
Third party	12.7%		240
Write-in	10.6%		200
Hillary	4.7%		88
Leave blank	3.8%		72
Undecided	3.6%		67
	100.1%		1,886

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[Vision]

McCain must pick a true conservative VP.

How about McCain/DeMint ‘08?

[Gumdrop]

I could NEVER vote for Hillary or Barack Hussein Obama. Both are socialists bordering on communists. Today on Neil Cavuto they interviewed a writer from the Wall Street Journal about Obama’s plans for the country vis a vis taxes and spending on health, etc.. It sounded almost like something Hugo Chavez would say and do. Yikes! This guy’s a nut case when it comes to understanding the economy and how the world really operates.

[TexasCajun]

I'd never vote for MeCain!

That's my story and I'm sticking by it.

On November 4, 2008 everyone will be in that booth, alone and in private, to decide the next Commander In Chief for the next 4, possibly 8 years.