FoxNews: Laura Ingraham Declares She WILL Vote for John McCain if Her Candidate Loses

Ingraham on Fox ^ | 5 Feb 08 | Ingraham on Fox

[xzins]

It sounds like the reality of the polls is beginning to set in.

[Cindy]

I won’t vote for McCain.

[wolfcreek]

Or she’s hoping for a *better* outcome.

[Always Right]

All the GOP candidates are equally bad, but yet are still better than the alternative.

[xzins]

ALL of the final 3 have a liberal record. Honest people admit that.

[Travis McGee]

I won't vote for Juan McAmnesty, ever.

No more "drink the RINO arsenic---it'll kill you more slowly than the 'Rat cyanide."

Sorry, I will not vote for an open borders traitor, who will usher in the end of my country.

That will have to happen without my vote.

[Fred]

Shall we all prepare for endless posts of trashing Laura Ingraham now that she has expressed her views.

[Blogger]

McCain can not be trusted at all. I can’t vote for him.

What a pathetic mess we have.

[xzins]

Like all the media elite, she has access to polling, exit polling, etc. that we don’t.

I think she’s signalling that she’s seen something.

[hometoroost]

I think the key difference is that while there is no one I would love to vote for on the Republican side there is no one I’d let walk my dog on the Democrat side let alone protect the country against all enemies foreign and domestic.

[Falcon4.0]

McCain is the perfect Republican candidate for Democrats if they lose to him. He’ll implement their liberal policies and when the deficit grows and the economy shrinks they can blame Republicans.

[dforest]

Laura in no way touted up McCain. The question was put to her by a snarky Grinchen in order to try to make Laura feel bad for not supporting McCain.

I guess polls are more important than votes anymore.
In that case, I will let the polls determine the winner and stay home.

[B Knotts]

She’s surrendering. If the party establishment forced McCain on us, and we go along with them, they will continue to move the party to the left, and all traces of conservatism in the power structure will evaporate.

[ksen]

Well, so much for her opposition to the McAmnesty bill.

Maybe her opposition to it wasn’t so much on principle but was more about higher ratings with conservative listeners.

[SUSSA]

Right! There is no GOOD choice now. But there is NO WAY I will cast a vote for McCain.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

I will not vote for any of them.

[alicewonders]

I don’t think that’s necessarily true regarding McCain. Yes, in the past he has taken conservative stances - but recently he has started veering sharply to the left. He is unpredictable, a loose cannon - & I think, certifiably insane.

I’m sorry to hear Laura pick party over values. I won’t be doing that again. I’m out of the GOP & going Independent. I will never vote for McCain under any circumstances, not saying I’ll vote for Hillary or Obama - but I DEFINITELY won’t vote for John McQueeg.

[bmwcyle]

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[dforest]

You must not listen to Laura’s show. She was signaling nothing.

[xzins]

Romney is a liberal.

McCain is a liberal.

Huckabee is a liberal.

There is no conservative left running for the Republicans other than Paul, but he has his idiotic isolationist plank to steer me away from him.