[manapua]

Oh really?

Please explain to me how any of this is factually wrong?

1) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, it was clear who Obama was,

2) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, it was clear that Obama sought to force an American defeat in Iraq,

3) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, it was clear that in addition to destroying Iraq, Obama sought a bizarre detente with Iran,

5) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, Obama had consistently damned US efforts in Afghanistan,

6) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, Obama had already had a strangely brief and uncharacteristically hawkish week during which he called for bombing Pakistan... and instigated dozens of deadly riots in Pakistan and helped destabilize an already delicate relationship,

7) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, it was clear who were Obama's associates and mentors,

8) That when McCain won the GOP nomination, supposedly pro-American and supposedly conservative pundits such as Rush, Levin, and Coulter did everything in their power to destroy conservative support for the GOP nominee despite the crystal clear alternative on the Dem side.

I could go on, but please tell me how any of those facts are incorrect.

[listenhillary]

Let's call a spade a spade: people like Rush, Coulter, and Levin certainly deserve a lot of the blame for trying to sink our GOP nominee have a more deserving conservative nominee and thus helping to elect defeat that effete, vapid snob.

[TNdandelion]

Regardless of whether you were right or wrong then...what point does it serve now?

As was said then applies now. Poking your fingers in the eyes of folks you NEED to vote for McCain, doesn't seem to be any kind of strategy.