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In all, if you're a Republican voter looking for someone who is an authentic leader who is strong on national security and can appeal to the religious right without sounding like a zealot (like Huckabee) and win the general election against the Democratic nominee, John McCain , not Mitt Romney, is your man.

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When I saw the title of this article, I thought yes...I agree, but what about this resurgence of John McCain? I’m sorry...I think of him as a RINO. I think he’s been very fickle in his voting...you never know where he’s coming from, EXCEPT with the Iraq war, and I give him all kinds of kudos for standing up for the war, and holding firm in his belief that it was the right thing to do...also he deserves gratitude and thanks from every American for his military service and ordeal at the hands of the Vietcong. I know he has mine.

That being said however, this is the same man that helped forge that nightmare Feingold/McCain bill, and tho my old mind won’t bring together the times he voted with the libs, I do remember they are numerous. And if you think he’s going to be tough and persistent in dealing with the illegal mess we have on our hands...well, I think you’ll be disappointed...his answer to that last eve. in the ABC debate was “all around the bush” and what was left was still amnesty for millions of illegals...He doesn’t want to call it that, but “put lipstick on a pig and it’s still pig”.

By the way, I am no Romney supporter...but while the MSM is busy touting John McCain, and holding Romney's feet to the fire, as Chris Wallace is doing at this moment, asking very hostile questions about how much Romney's willing to spend on his campaign, how much he’s disliked and not trusted by Ed Rollins and others,...a real hatchet job that is hard to imagine would EVER be done to McCain, well, I feel led to at least point out a few of the flaws the press and others could go after him on, if they had any desire to do so...