McCain Backs Immigration Opponent in Ohio

AP on Yahoo ^ | 4/11/06 | Dan Sewell - ap

[onyx]

Believe me. I'd rather have four years of Hillary; at least we would know what we're getting.

A Marxist federal bench for starter's.

[onyx]

GOOF on McCain. I guess Chabot thinks McCain's campaigning will help him.

[onyx]

You're correct.

[Osage Orange]

As of right now, the most likely person to be sworn in on Jan. 20, 2009.

BAAAAAHHHAAAAAAAA...!!!

[Osage Orange]

Bad that hatred only runs in the hardcore conservative base. McCain has been mending fenses and most in the party will accept him, no matter how much we kick and scream

We?

Are you saying you don't accept him?

Are you saying you aren't going to vote for him either?

[lsjogren]

John McCain is the presidential candidate most likely to be holed up in the Northern Mexican mountains in January 2009 after being run out of the United States by a mob of pitchfork-wielding citizens.



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[lsjogren]

Seems strange that Chabot said he disagreed with McCain on immigration. My recollection is that Chabot has been one of the less restrictionist oriented of the House Republicans.

Perhaps he has drifted toward a more conservative stance along with the public groundswell and overall shift in the conservative direction in the House, however.

[lsjogren]

"McCain told some 300 people at the fundraiser that immigration is a critical political issue, especially for Hispanic voters. In recent presidential elections, Republicans have made gains among Hispanic voters.

"So we better treat this issue with care, we better treat it with sensitivity, better treat it with humanity," McCain said."


I agree with him. We need to make it clear that strict policies toward illegal aliens are necessary not because we want to be harsh with illegal aliens, but because we must do so if the Americans who are less well off economically are to have an opportunity for a better life, and because we believe in the continued existence of the United States as a sovereign nation.

[Mogollon]

As of right now, the most likely person to be sworn in on Jan. 20, 2009.

LOL! McCain is toast for the presidency. He will come in about 4th in the primaries.

[Always Right]

LOL! McCain is toast for the presidency. He will come in about 4th in the primaries.

McCain will be first or second. The GOP isn't like the Dems that pick candidates out from left field. Republicans have always picked well known names. GW Bush is the only GOP candidate in my lifetime who hasn't really paid his dues before being nominated. Unfortunately, I don't see that candidate. If you think McCain will finish fourth, you are in serious denial.

[Osage Orange]

To: Always Right Bad that hatred only runs in the hardcore conservative base. McCain has been mending fenses and most in the party will accept him, no matter how much we kick and scream

We?

Are you saying you don't accept him?

Are you saying you aren't going to vote for him either?

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Still waiting for your answer.......

[Always Right]

Are you saying you don't accept him? Are you saying you aren't going to vote for him either?

I would not vote for McCain in the primary. I might relunctantly support him in the general. I don't like McCain for a lot of the things he has done in the past, he is unstable and McCain's desire to please the media makes him unpredictable. That said, he is better than anything the Dems will put out.

[Osage Orange]

Fair enough....and not what I assumed from the tone of your posts.

Thanks-