On all the important conservative issues ,McCain either voted against them, undermined them or took control of them. I’m sure his vote for Alito went down as a conservative vote but note the little power play he did to be in control of the judicial nominations and voting system. His vote for the War was also probably marked as conservative but look at the damage he did in terms of waterboarding, etc. and his support of giving terrorists the right to be judged by our judicial system rather than the Military courts or his expressed desire to close Quantanomoe. (or however it’s spelled) The list goes on and on. A voting record does not tell the whole story. I’m sure Ron Paul has a highter conservative voting record than McCain but generally conservatives would never think of voting for a man who wants to leave Iraq prematurely.
I feel confident that if McCain is the nominee, he won’t win and hopefully a lesson will be sent to all others who want to somehow merge the democratic and republican party into one big change agent dialectic consensus building party of mush!
Also known as a one-party political system, modeled on East Germany's.
And you and I will be sent to "re-education" seminars at work. Oh, wait -- that's already going on.
Camps later for everybody -- just for Rush and Levin and those guys, at first.