[Darkwolf377]

When McCain drops out, I don’t see a lot of his supporters going to Giuliani. They may boost Romney, but I’d bet on the whole they’d go to Fred, aka our next pres—whoops, don’t wanna jinx it! ;)

[hershey]

In the mix of events overtaking ‘08 prognostications, you have to add an attack on the US homeland by AlQaeda (or generic Jihadists — Muslims) — with lives lost, especially children — a Beslan type attack as outlined on Fox the other night by an author whose recent book deals with just this event. At that point Hill has a problem. Of course, republicans would be blamed....’you didn’t protect the country, where’s homeland security, etc.’, but Obama wants to sit down and talk to Muslims, as does Richardson. ‘Ask what they want and give it to them’ philosophy. If Fred’s the nominee, he’d win.

[Raycpa]

Maybe now McCain will support Bush more often.

[George W. Bush]

However, McCain's letter seeking $400 contributions went to some supporters who already had sent his campaign the maximum $2,300 contribution for the primary elections.

The rich irony here is that McStain is on the verge of being forced to accept matching funds from the FEC just to stay afloat. Along with the ridiculous limits to how much he can spend in states he can win and being allowed to spend lots of money in states he can never win.

Hoist by his own petard, it seems.