[Mr. Silverback]

I have a choice between getting some good or all bad, a president who's wrong on some isses or a president who is wrong on every issue. For some that's an easy choice. For some it's an invitation to march off a cliff and call themselves principled.

[Content Provider]

I understand your position, and find your passion admirable. However, if you review the materials collected and linked in my initial message, I believe you will come to understand, as I did, that the good in McCain is illusory, a product of wishful thinking, and based only in undeserved inference by the party tag he deceptively wears.

[JSDude1]

I disagree, it's not throwing yourself off a cliff if the person holding the bayonet to your throat (the Republican defenders and the Rino candidates and their supporters are pushing you away- “VOTE OR DIE”, I though that was a Democratic proposal)—I see that Rinos and Rockefeller Republicans are just as willing to use this logic. With all due respect, I don't OWE my vote to the Republican candidate they must earn it, they should be servants just like Glenn Beck stated on his recent program!

That said there is a 10% Chance I will vote for McCain your logic you stated, but a 90% Chance I won't because of all the Un-Conservative RINO things he's done and continues to say/do!

[Ingtar]

I don’t see the “some good.”

[LTCJ]

I have a choice between getting some good or all bad, a president who's wrong on some isses or a president who is wrong on every issue. For some that's an easy choice. For some it's an invitation to march off a cliff and call themselves principled.

With all due respect, Mr. Silverback, if I may expand on your post:
For some it's an invitation to march off a cliff and call themselves principled. Those that are making the "easy choice" are marching off a cliff and call themselves pragmatic.

Either way, the Republic is headed for one hellava cliff and adjusting the approach speed isn't altering the course. The "easy choice" just reduces the wind noise and lulls the passengers into a false sense of security by singing, "Manyana, manyana, viva la RNC".

May God and our children forgive us for the outcome of our easy choices.