I am with you on your first two sentences. I would not go as far to say a real American wouldn’t vote for McCain. I would say they are deluded and are living the lie, but I wouldn’t say they aren’t real Americans. There are some that may genuinely believe it’s the best thing for the country. I think they are wrong, but they can be real Americans but just be dead wrong about this.
But I sure am with you about the donkey in the elephant suit and not voting for it. RINOs need to go extinct.
Here’s why I think the rhetoric has to be pushed up not just a notch—but about 10 rungs on the ladder:
We are losing our country. We are losing it to timid, yuppie economic conservatives who don’t have the testicals or the heart or the brains to understand that John McCain is an idiot. (The McCains bragged about doing badly at the service academies and then doing well in battle; that may be true for John’s dad—but John manages to both flunk and get himself captured.) You may honor a shell shocked veteran who comes back from battle with spittle on his lip and a mind full of hare-brained nonsense, but when he lets you know he has a problem with the first amdendment, you start calling him the traitor that he is.
I don’t want to sit down to dinner with anyone stupid enough to vote for John McCain. The sooner we either scold or teach these people a lesson, the better for the cause.