[mainerforglobalwarming]

Oh God no. Now I have to cancel my subscription to forbes. I’ve got the limbaugh letter,to read and that’s about it.

[Perdogg]

He was supporting Rudy. He likes that 25% corporate tax plan.

[big'ol_freeper]

The lack of any candidate who is a conservative has really made for some interesting endorsements. I had little enough hair before this campaign season, but with these weird endorsements to McCain, Romney and Huckabee, that have left me scratching my head, I have that much less.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

I don’t know how much more disgusted I can become over this entire election fiasco, but with 9 months to go, I am sure I’ll be finding out.

[lexington minuteman 1775]

Lex has not endorsed McCain. And I never will, course the MSM could care less. But I do have my principles!
Freegards,
Lex

[DoughtyOne]

It’s getting very ugly.

[pogo101]

Seems a little odd, particularly after McCain’s slam on businessmen in the last debate. Oh well.

[A. Morgan]

Forbes is one of the Eastern elite... blue blood.. a POX on his magazine and web site! And I hope he slips on the ice and busts his BIG FAT @$$!

[hellbender]

Gee, this really does show McInsane’s ability to build bridges to disparate elements...the nerds and economics wonks in this case. I wonder when the Log Cabin Republicans will climb aboard and straddle the “Straight (?) Talk Express”..so to speak.

[live+let_live]

I believe in Freedom of Speech and of the Press, protecting the borders of the United States of America from invasion, the sanctity of human life, even the unborn. I believe gun control is hitting what you’re aiming at. I believe the Federal Government has no business telling schools what to do. I believe no government has any business telling me I have to buy health insurance.

I believe these are all critical issues. Agreeing with me on some of these but not all of them is not good enough. It’s all or none.

The smart people who run our country don’t seem to agree with me on anything.

I believe I must be a dinosaur. I am a part of the past, but it seems not of the future.

[Poison Pill]

et tu Steve?

[LegendHasIt]

But isn’t Forbes one of those “Greedy Wall Street people that need to be punished” according to McCain?

[BibChr]

Ijit.

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Forbes, from one losing campaign to another, and yet again another...

[Maelstorm]

I don’t know who else to endorse? John McCain whether we like it or not is the most conservative man standing. I dislike that result but it is the result we have. I hope for a brokered convention but if not McCain is going to be the nominee we can only hope for a good VP choice. If McCain wants to win he will make amends with conservatives who he has rush ed too quickly in the past to distance himself from for political gain with the media. He has clearly, starting with the Iraq war, been making amends. There is no one stronger or clearer on the War effort than McCain left in the race.

[lapster]

Hmmmm, I think there’s a word for this ... Oh yeah: “whore.”

[AdaGray]

Well if there is one good thing about this traitor McCain, it is that he is flushing out all the RINO’s — from Rudy to Forbes to Arnold and all the others. Even if they win, this will be their swan song. May they rest in peace.

[Norman Bates]

The McCain List.
Endorsements

[joesbucks]

I dont’ get it. I dont’ see any comments about Ted Olsen’s endorsement.

[mountainfolk]

Forbes endorsement of McCain, along with all of the other high profile endorsements for McCain, undoubtedly was generated by a favor owed, or a future favor expected. McCain has, after all, run for president before and remained a senator after his defeat. He has been in a position of power in the senate for some years and had enough control to get the McCain Feingold bill passed along with other significant legislation. He has attacked and knifed Pres Bush with impunity and now expects loyalty for himself if he is elected to replace him. The endorsements rolling in for McCain are not spur of the moment. Much has been going on in planning his run and this is a part of it. The one thing we can garner from some of these supporters is that we did not know them as well as we thought we did. I start with Guiliani, who I thought was sincere in his run but looking back it seems I was snookered big time. He was merely playing his part, leading up to the Florida primaries. I cannot wait for the books to come out when this is all over telling how this whole McCain presidential campaign was set up.