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I can understand them shilling for McCain. McCain is the perfect candidate for the Left. A very weak GOP candidate who will push their agenda on all most every issue.

McCain could not even pick up one additional state over those Bush won in 2004. So even if McCain managed to win, which is doubtful, the losers would be the GOP and the Conservative Movement

From Tax-cuts to the War to Judges McCain’s whole strategy has been to be as Liberal as possible and stay in the GOP.

Politically there is very little difference between Hillary and McCain. You get minor variations on this and that issue, like abortion, but over all McCain and Clinton share the same political philopshical outlook

McCain has done nothing for the Conservative movement in 8 years. While talking a good game on spending, he has done nothing. He has actively worked against the Conservatives on Social issues, on the WOT, on Iraq, on Gitmo, against Rummy, on Immigration and on Judges, on Global Warming etc etc etc etc etc. McCain has far more in common with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama then he does with Tom Coburn or the Senate GOP.

McCain would be the worse of both worlds. A mislabeled “Conservative” Administration actively advancing the Democrat Party’s agenda while knifing Conservatives in the back daily. You could even count on a McCain Administration appointing Leftist Judges in order to avoid fighting with the Democrats in the US Senate.

McCain would fracture the few remaining GOP Congress critters into pro and anti McCain factions. McCain would be the worst of all world politically for the Conservatives. At least with a Democrat Leftist Administration, as opposed to a McCain Leftist with a GOP Label Administration, the Democrats would get all the political fall out of their disastrous political decisions and the GOP would unite in fighting them.

The worst of all possible worlds for us in 2008 would be McCain getting elected President.

Thanks so much for the Levin post on McCain! Mark has his number and is not afraid to document all the abuses by the old fool.

The biggest reason in my mind not to give Mcswain the time of day is that those of us who are sworn Pubbies should never ever consider McCain because he is not a party player, not that we demand lockstep but to ditch us as much as he has and to go rino in a heartbeat engenders only animosity toward him from much of the party.

Here in deep S. Fla. we would never except him.