Is a Bush endorsement of McCain enough to sway your opinion?

[cubram]

Some on the morning talk shows suggested that McCain is the natural successor to Bush for his committment to the war, and that Bush will "pass the baton" to him.

My question is: if Bush endorses McCain will you think aboout voting for him? Personally I don't care for McCain for a number of reasons, but if I think he will continue W's legacy, I might reconsider.

What do you think?

[nevergore]

Never.....I'll stay home...

[A.Hun]

Not a chance.

[Crim]

Norfolk and Weigh

Not since the dems floated him as a kerry running mate...

The fact that even considered it should convince anyone.

[joebuck]

"McCain is a kook."

No he's not. Somebody STOLD those strawberries I tell ya. They always hated McCain, they plotted against him, undermined, him. But they couldn't sneak the strawberries by him. There was a key I tell ya. A key.

[NRA2BFree]

IF Bush backs McCain, THAT is reason enough to reject McCain. He's another CFR, globalist. I wouldn't vote for McCain anyway, because he's everything that I don't like about Bush, except that he's an anti-gun nut with a bad temper!

[bad company]

No.

[COEXERJ145]

Hello Retread. Is LoonyPlace down or something?

Tell Boot Hill hello for me.

[WhiteGuy]

if Bush endorses McCain will you think about voting for him?

No chance.

McCain has done little to advance the cause of smaller more efficient government and reduced spending.

He is a classic politician who would capitulate to the moderate interests and partisan politics rather than perform as a bold and principled leader.

[Sisku Hanne]

NO. His behavior last year as he was "stumping" with President Bush was absolutely shameful...particularly where the Swiftees were concerned.

[msjhall]

McCain could never stand up to the democrats, they would trounce him.

[ScreamingFist]

NO! I'd vote Dem before I voted for mcinsane, who wants a dem with an R in front of his name when you can have the real thing.

[LADY J]

No Way!!!

[lmavk]

Yeah, if it is between Hillary and Mccain I guess I would have to vote McCain. Don't despair though, I think George Allen has a shot at the nomination.

[don-o]

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[Wormwood]

He is a classic politician who would capitulate to the moderate interests and partisan politics rather than perform as a bold and principled leader.

Are you talking about Bush or McCain here? ;-)

[okie01]

My question is: if Bush endorses McCain will you think aboout voting for him?

No.

In my opinion, McCain is an unprincipled opportunist. A Bush endorsement is not only unlikely to be forthcoming, it would not alter that assessment.

[no-to-illegals]

perhaps you should speak with administration to confirm
your accusations....
problem is your accusations are false....

I'm sorry for you!

[Mr. Mojo]

McCain is a moderate.

On certain issues. On others (like gun control), he rates with the Clintons, Boxers, Kennedys, Lautenbergs, and Leahys of the world.

[Halgr]

"CFR, globalist"

Its good to see someone with the courage to post this...I'm beginning to believe it myself

[CommandoFrank]

I don't really care who Bush endorses but better Mccain the Hillary. That's the only reasoning that will persuade me to vote for him.

Congradulations, you are the first to make sense in that we must look at the opposition before we toss out McCain. If the opposition is Algore, Clinton or Kerry, I would definitely support McCain. Otherwise, no comment until the other half shows up.