[BillM]

Perot had a LOT of money. McCain does not. He can't finance a 3rd party campaign.

[snugs]

That is a very good point. I have always felt that McCain will run as a Republican or not run at all. I still cannot see him either switching parties or running as an Independant/third party.

[rockrr]

"Perot had a LOT of money. McCain does not. He can't finance a 3rd party campaign."

No, but Soros does. And I firmly believe that McQueeg would hook up with him if the price is right.

You might call me a "Bushbot" and you might be right, but that aside, I recognize that the Republican party tolerates an infinitely greater degree of dissension than the Dhimmicrat party does (see LIEberman). But what McQueeg does is damage the entire party on the eve of an election, which is indefensible and disgusting. What he did hurts the chances for every Repub who is struggling to win (or hold onto) his office against Dhimmicrats who promise to destroy us.

McQueeg seems to think that "triangulation" means setting a fire in every room of the house so that everyone will have to follow after him as he runs out the door. He takes great pride in being a "thorn in the side" (and a pain in the a$$) to his so-called fellows.

He disgusts me and represents the exception to my unity rule - I will not ever vote for this person - under any circumstance!

[Jeff Chandler]

Perot had a LOT of money. McCain does not. He can't finance a 3rd party campaign.

If ego were tender, McCain could match Perot dollar for dollar.