Clinton Supporters Offer To Help McCain

The Atlantic ^ | June 4, 2008 | Marc Ambinder

[VOR78]

What, all three of them?

As far as I can tell, John McCain may be the only man to ever win the White House when 75% of the people voting for him actually can’t stand him.

[cake_crumb]

I remember a caller on Rush weeks ago saying he was Operation Chaos operative working for the Hillary campaign...now that Obama is untouchable, are they surfacing?

[Das Outsider]

Wow. That sounds exactly like what the MacCain people are telling conservatives. Third party, anyone?

Perhaps some have bought the Chewbama Defense.

[cake_crumb]

"This might make up for some of the Republicans who can't get enthused enough about McCain to actively work for him."

Me, for one. I love politics and have been involved in it for many years....but this whole thing this year just depresses me.

[SmithL]

Reverse Chaos?

[Fred Nerks]

...Who does this surprise?

Not me...

[DoughtyOne]

AuntB, you just ask too much. Settle down... ;-)

I hear ya!

[DoughtyOne]

At this point, I think it would be a hoot to see Democrats have to live with what they have chosen. I'm betting Obama would destroy the Democrat party faster than the nation if he were elected. Now we'll have our idiots in there doing the dirty work, and getting all the blame.

Damn it, let the Democrats do the damage. Don't help...

I'm really amazed at where we stand today, the election five months away and no lifebuoy in sight.

[DoughtyOne]

I agree. And I do have to laugh at those who think things will be peachy if only we can elect McQueeg. He could set off a nuke in ten major cities and our ‘loyalists’ would still have a day in pictures and prayer for him, because everyone knows it would have been worse under Obama.

B.S.

[DoughtyOne]

Young love, isn’t it grand.

[Non-Sequitur]

What do you think? :-)

Following McCain's lock-up of the GOP nomination, how many people said they wouldn't vote for him under any circumstances? Clinton's supporters will return to Obama in overwhelming numbers because they know he'll appoint Supreme Court justices who will uphold Roe v. Wade.

[Fred Nerks]

HA! I would love to send this one, framed, to Obama! (I’m an Aussie) and from way over here, that looks like a winning combination - instant death to the Kenyan arab muslim that dares to present himself as an african-american Christian.

[DoughtyOne]

Well, I’d hate that ticket, but I do believe you are right. Obamanation would be in the White House, just not Obama.

[GOPJ]

Makes sense. If Obama is elected, he will be the guaranteed 2012 nominee - making it at least 8 and possibly 12 years in the wilderness for the Clinton people.

You're right - with the Clintons - it's always about them.

[Bender2]

Re: I have been telling Lil since Juan locked up the nomination that I think McCainez will win in a landslide (of Nixonian preportions) if Obama is nominated. Juan is just this side of a moderate demoncrat so he will attract “moderate” demoncrats in droves. Add that to the fact that Obama is truly looney left and watch out for the avalance.

I tell ya, big, I'm doing all I can... to make you right!

[LibertyRocks]

VERY interesting. McCain is a lucky, lucky guy!

[AmericanInTokyo]

"I would welcome any of Senator Ted Kennedy's supporters' vote," Reagan told reporters in Louisiana, adding he would seek backing from people across the political spectrum.

"I think there's a lot of Senator Kennedy's supporters who will support me because of their belief that Jimmy Carter does not have the experience or the knowledge or the judgment to continue to address this nation's national security challenges," Reagan said."

NOT! /sarcasm

[Blood of Tyrants]

Actually, they would be hard pressed to screw up ANY government agency worse than it already is.

[From many - one.]

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