I’m not excusing McCain, I’m not supporting him. But for Conservatives to believe for half-a-second that Romney supports their cause, I’m here to tell you that he doesn’t. He enjoys lying to people’s faces to get himself elected. I thought it was cute when he did it when he ran against Ted Kennedy in 1994 since they were a bunch of rodent morons he was doing it to. I stopped thinking it was cute when he did the same thing to Conservative Republicans.
The only positive I can say for McCain is that he may choose SC Gov. Mark Sanford as his running mate. Sanford is a younger and more attractive Fred Thompson and one of our best Governors in the country. McCain will croak in his first term and we’ll get Sanford as President. If Romney ends up as President, the only thing that will die won’t be him, but the GOP. He’ll exterminate the party to the last and then hand over the Presidency to Obama. He already did that in MA, only the Obama up there is named Deval Patrick.
So you think that McCain would be better even though you don’t support him? Nice. McCain will do no less damage to the GOP than Romney the only difference is that Romney, even if fake, has had a change of heart whereas McCain still thinks that everything he has done is right and good and he is still getting the support of all the other”moderates” and in bed with those on the “other side of the aisle”. Living in the southwest and having to learn spanish to communicate is why I still think Romney is the way to go. With McCain in the oval office, he will be waiting to with his pen to sign a copy of his own legislation whether it be limiting the 1st Amendment or Amnesty.
The only positive I can say for McCain is that he may choose SC Gov. Mark Sanford as his running mate.
Kerry bruited the name of John McCain as his running mate; there's precious little to keep McCain from returning the favor! What do they disagree on, really? They agree that the two of them are the only politicians who came out of Vietnam honorably, and that questioning anything they say or do is unpatriotic. They are both long-time senators (no one has ever been elected POTUS without attaining national office within 14 years of attaining statewide office), and they both are know-nothings on the economy. And, for that matter, both divorced their first wives and married money.Bush has done many things right, and many things wrong. Hardly anything that he did wrong was in disagreement with John McCain. The big things that Bush got right were often in opposition to McCain.