[John D]

Take a look around sparkplug, McCain has done more to revive and unify the Republican Party in the past 24 hours than our illustrious 'compassionate conservative' President has done in four years.

Sure he has. I am sure his refusal to drill in the arctic is going to unite Republicans. I am sure his refusal to extend the Bush tax cuts is going to unite Republicans. I am sure his insistence on opening the floodgate for illegals is going to unite Republicans. The ONLY thing he has done that will unite Republicans is ask Sarah Palin to be his running mate. republicans is

[mkjessup]

McCain has done more to revive and unify the Republican Party in the past 24 hours

The key operative phrase is 24 hours ding-dong.

McCain has demonstrated with his pick of Sarah Palin for his running mate that his positions on issues like (for example) drilling in the arctic are not set in concrete. You think he's going to totally dismiss the input of his Vice President? And so far as tax cuts, McCain will adhere to the economic reality, which is based in an old Reagan maxim: 'if you want more of something, you subsidize it, if you want less of it, you tax it'. McCain knows this, and the last thing he'll want is to see the economy go into a tailspin on January 21st 2009.

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

I wrote this more than an hour before this thread went up....please consider it

“Sarah makes voting for McCain palatable.....and if the liberal prick takes takes lasting heed from the reaction to HER, he MIGHT come to his senses (or at least capitulate) on the many issues with which he has alienated genuine conservatives”
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The ONLY way to escape the certain marxist serfdom in store for us that those behind obama and the marxists already entrenched in congress have planned for us is going to require a whole lot more than just the minor feelgood of loudly not voting for obama.