If McCain wins the nomination, will you support him?

01.09.08 | perdogg

[Perdogg]

1) Vote for McCain

2) Vote Dims - Kevorkian vote

3) Don't vote

4) Third party?

[Kozak]

If McCain wins the nomination, will you support him?

Nope.

And I've campaigned and/or voted for every GOP candidate since Goldwater.

[Constitution Day]

Yes, unequivocally. I won’t like it, though.

[John123]

John McCain supports abortion of any term fetus for any reason?

Ok, let's settle this once and for all. It really matters little what the POTUS thinks about abortion and matters a whole lot about controlling government spending, lowering taxes and building the damn fence.

If it is abortion that is the most important issue to you, go after the congress. The president cannot make laws or rule on them.

[trisham]

The war, SS, abortion, 2nd Amendment, immigration, and any of the other issues facing the country are secondary to SCOTUS appointments. IMHO.

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That's what I keep telling myself.

[thingumbob]

I mean Pinch or Scoup

[Post-Neolithic]

Just as an FYI, Mcpain's voting record can be found at this link McCain's voting record

Folks on this thread that are saying that McCain is a Republican in deed might want to read his record.

[LibLieSlayer]

The idiots are the ones that crap on Reagan’s party by nominating a liberal. Nominations have consequences... as many of you are about to learn the hard way.

LLS

[arderkrag]

Third Party.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

#4 - Captain Queeg is completely unstable. We are doomed with either him or the ‘Beast.

[swain_forkbeard]

1. or 4.

no chance of 2. or 3.

[MrEdd]

Voting third party this late in the game just splits the vote and will put Hillary in office for sure.

But not one whit more than putting people in in the primary that significant portions of the base adamantly will not vote for. it didn't work with dole, and it won't work now. And I have far more against Rudy, Mitt, and McCain than I did against Mr. taxes Bob Dole, husband of the bitch.

[marinamuffy]

If McCain wins the nomination, will you support him?

Yes - I couldn't stomach the thought of contributing to a Hillary or B. Hussein in charge of nominating anyone to the SCOTUS - but casting that vote would be very painful.

[hgro]

No

[pgyanke]

Since Hillary is now apparently resurrected, can Jeb Bush jump into the race too? Probably the only thing that held him back was his last name.

I pray it continues to hold him back...

[SPOTTEDOWL]

With my nose firmly grasped between my thumb and first finger. I am not in favor of any Washington insider and McPain is definitely one.

[Miss Didi]

Of course...I predicted months ago that McCain would end up our nominee. We made our voices heard over the illegals issue and can do so again. Think national security and the future Supreme Court. We do not want the Dems in charge, FRiends.

[DonnerT]

I don’t know how old you are Per but I understand your reasoning because I’ve been there. In fact I’m at least partially responsible for the tons of political pigeon poop that now obscure the constitution. You see I held my nose and voted for the “most likeky to win” nominee, as you say you will, instead of fighting for the “right” one.

This will probably be my last presidential election. I have repented. If no party offers a constitutional conservative candidate I will abstain from participation. Perhaps the temperature in the pot will increase rapidly enough the rest of the frogs will feel it and escape.

[NeoCaveman]

#1 but without enthusiasm.

[LibLieSlayer]

mclame was asked on Sunday if he would once again vote against the Bush tax cuts... and he said yes.

LLS

[Teacher317]

3) or 4)

CFR alone is enough to make me pause before heading to the polls. Add in his age, temperment, the Kennedy bill, his back-stabbing on important bills, etc, and he goes far beyond any situation that he can spin to get my vote.