Let's go nuclear!
1 posted on
07/12/2005 11:02:03 AM PDT by
Imani
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To: Imani
We will have to do something.
2 posted on
07/12/2005 11:02:55 AM PDT by
MamaB
(mom to an angel)
To: Imani
Is that a quote from McCain, or just a fantasy?
To: MJY1288; Mo1; cyncooper; McGavin999; OXENinFLA; onyx; spectre
Well, this is surprising.
4 posted on
07/12/2005 11:04:27 AM PDT by
Howlin
(Who is Judith Miller covering up for?)
To: Imani
Oh goodie. McCain's on our side, today.
7 posted on
07/12/2005 11:05:39 AM PDT by
Seaplaner
(Never give in. Never give in. Never...except to convictions of honour and good sense. W. Churchill)
To: Imani
Hmmm interesting... Wonder if someone stole his medication?
9 posted on
07/12/2005 11:06:59 AM PDT by
Echo Talon
(http://echotalon.blogspot.com)
To: Imani
Unfortunately, this SCOTUS opening will not be filled IMHO.
It will go the way of the Bolton nomination and will be vacant until HRC is elected in 2008.
Senate RINOs, including my very own Howdy-Dowdy Lugar, have no cajones, they are girlie-men who will start to cry once Teddy, Joe, Chuck, Hillary and Patrick raise their voices.
Wait and see.
10 posted on
07/12/2005 11:07:01 AM PDT by
wrathof59
("to the Everlasting Glory of the Infantry".........Robert A Heinlein)
To: Imani
Uh, I think that is nuculer. :)
12 posted on
07/12/2005 11:07:31 AM PDT by
dhs12345
To: Imani
McCain is sounding very presidentially hopeful...
16 posted on
07/12/2005 11:07:53 AM PDT by
NautiNurse
("I'd rather see someone go to work for a Republican campaign than sit on their butt."--Howard Dean)
To: Imani
Does McCain realize that he saying he wants a justice who will declare the McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance Law unconstitutional?
To: Imani
McCain certainly won't help Bush for more than five minutes. He must have had something strange for breakfast this morning.
As for the war over SCOTUS, if Bush nominates Alberto Gonzalez, he will be fighting without the support of his conservative base. Gonzalez is wrong on abortion, guns, immigration, religious freedom, and just about any other important issue you can think of.
Let's hope the story posted here this morning that he was going to be interviewed for the job was not true, because if it is, Bush can fight his war to appoint this pro-abort RINO all by himself without any help from most of us.
20 posted on
07/12/2005 11:08:44 AM PDT by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius)
To: Imani
This settles it for me. I am now convinced that McCain wears TWO electronic collars at all times. Or two implants. There is no other way to explain the facility with which he switch-hits. The man is definitely torn between two clickers.
Unless his mother works for the Red Chinese. ;)
To: Imani
Was McCain coherent when he said this?
25 posted on
07/12/2005 11:10:46 AM PDT by
b4its2late
(GITMO is way too nice of a place to house low life terrorists.)
To: Imani
27 posted on
07/12/2005 11:11:10 AM PDT by
katieanna
(Address the Public More Often, Mr. President. Thanks.)
'whomever he nominates deserves an up or down vote and no filibuster... and an up or down vote is what we will have'
well now...
28 posted on
07/12/2005 11:11:25 AM PDT by
firewalk
To: Imani
McCain is lurching to the right. Looks like he is serious about trying to win the GOP nomination in 2008 (for today anyway).
To: Imani
Interesting blurb in the Washington Times this morning
Thompson and McCain One-to-one salesmanship will still be required in the upcoming Supreme Court nomination battle, and that's where former Sen. Fred Thompson of Tennessee enters the picture, Howard Fineman and Holly Bailey write in Newsweek
Mr. Thompson, a Republican, will act as a "Sherpa" for the president's nominee.
"Avuncular and deeply knowledgeable about the folkways of the Senate (he was the minority counsel of the Watergate committee in the 1970s, and a senator from 1994 to 2002), Thompson is widely liked on both sides of the aisle. But perhaps his closest relationship is with Sen. John McCain, for whom he campaigned in 2000," the writers said.
"These days McCain is a key leader of the 'Gang of 14,' who forged a centrist peace treaty this spring over Bush's judicial nominations. If Bush picks the kind of conservative court nominees who will have little chance of winning Democratic support (which could be just about any of them), then help from the GOP side of the 'gang' will be crucial.
"Thompson is scheduled to visit McCain's vacation cabin in Arizona later this month. If the usual ritual is followed, the two of them will end up by the senator's aircraft-carrier-size outdoor gas grill, as McCain cooks skinless chicken. At some point they'll probably discuss the Supreme Court -- and it's hard to imagine they won't -- but you won't hear the conversation on a conference call."
Washington Times
35 posted on
07/12/2005 11:15:12 AM PDT by
Republican Red
(''Van der Sloot" is Dutch for ''Kennedy.")
To: Imani
After screwing Frist with the "Deal", now McCrazy is stealing his thunder by getting out first with the Nuclear option. The guy is a self-aggrandizing snake.
To: Imani
McCain talks tough now. Mr. Keating 5 will go weak in the knees when his Democrap buddies start talking in his ear. All it takes to turn McCain is a steak dinner and a percentage of the next scam that the DemonRats think of.
38 posted on
07/12/2005 11:16:52 AM PDT by
Excuse_My_Bellicosity
("A litany of complaints is not a plan." -- G.W. Bush, regarding Sen. Kerry's lack of vision)
To: Imani
McCain's seen the polls. He knows which side is most politically expidient to be on.
To: Imani
L I B!
Even McQueeg can get it up over the Rats if they pork him hard enough.
50 posted on
07/12/2005 11:21:55 AM PDT by
mercy
(never again a patsy for Bill Gates - spyware and viri free for over a year now)
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