I will also say this, and it's something you should get a grip on real fast unless you just want to spend the next seven months ticking people like me off: I have the position I have PRECISELY BECAUSE MY PRIMARY CONCERN IS AMERICA. Just because I mentioned that Obama and Hillary are anti-Semites doesn't mean I'm voting only on Israel. We have a war to win, and they would not only lose it, but lose it in a way that brings it home.
I concur with the urgency and necessity of a GOP win.
However, before November, the GOP—We The People—needs to win against the **RNC** so that the GOP has a genuine Conservative nominee at the RNC for genuine Conservative delegates to vote on.
A major uphill battle but the alternatives are not acceptable.
I don’t see how we win the war with our borders wide open to any enemy attack, especially given our experience with the methods of operation of our enemies. It is primarily but not solely for this reason that I find McCain wholly unsuitable as a Commander in Chief.
I think that if you understood McCain’s longstanding relationship to the Kosovo Liberation Army and his vital role in creating this new terror state in the heart of the Balkans, his misunderstanding of the nature of Islam, and his willingness to hold the vital national interest hostage to his personal agenda, that you would eventually come to agree that the combination of these personality traits and misguided policies and his lack of support even within his own party would make him an exceptionally weak Commander in Chief.
LLS