Interview With An Upset Primary Results Conservative

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[NautiNurse]

The problem rests with the whiners who say they will stay home rather than vote for McCain. If they are true to their word, these people will cast aside the opportunity to vote for conservative candidates in local, state, and U.S. Congressional races as they protest McCain’s name on the ballot. If we can’t bring ourselves to vote for McCain, then leave it blank. There are a lot of other important races that need our attention.

[NautiNurse]

You are a fool. Nowhere in any of my posts have I supported John McCain.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

The problem rests with the whiners who say they will stay home rather than vote for McCain. [...] Nowhere in any of my posts have I supported John McCain.

Are you bi-polar?

[NautiNurse]

Your foolish ilk around here have called me Rooty-Tooty lover, Huckster fan, Mittbot, and now I am a McCainiac ever since I met Fred Thompson and realized he was not going anywhere with his campaign back in October. I also met Duncan Hunter, and offered to assist his campaign locally.

You are too freaking dense to know how to pick your fights, and obviously too slow to understand my suggestion to write off the 2008 presidential election. Really, you should change your diaper.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

[::nodding::] Yup. Bi-polar, without a doubt.

[NautiNurse]

I win. You are left with nothing but a goofy mental illness attack. What a loser you are.

[MortMan]

Yes... and when you don’t hold core beliefs and you don’t have a foundation on which to draw conclusions... your governing swings with the wind.

See my tagline...

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

I win.

Of course you do.

[NautiNurse]

Thanks for playing. Next time, please send in the A team. Novices like you are terribly boring.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

Shhhhhhh, now.

Shhhhhhhhh.

"Calm down."

[Poser]

“No I would not vote for Paul. “

Bingo. You draw the line at Ron Paul. I draw it at John McCain. It’s not a matter of party loyalty. It’s a matter of the degree of dissatisfaction with the candidate.

I won’t vote for the Democrat either, but, I understand Rush’s and Ann’s point of view. If you are going to have a socialist for President, the Democrats might as well get the blame for the results.

[Friendofgeorge]

You make a good point...just that I put supreme court above all else, that`s just me I cant help it....On 2nd thought if the choice was Paul against Hillary or Obama? I would vote for Paul, yes I am also interested in winning in Iraq etc..so there would be some problem there, but not any worse than dems.Ron Paul would appoint good judges or so he says.

I would not be surprised if a good 3rd party conservative might enter race...and No I do not consider Bloomberg a Republican.

[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

If we can’t bring ourselves to vote for McCain, then leave it blank.

I agree with that idea, voting even if not for president. I also disagree with those who say they are going to change party registration, since probably the GOP primaries will be the ones with any conservatives running.

[Poser]

“I would not be surprised if a good 3rd party conservative might enter race...”

I’m waiting for the VP choice. That will tell me what I need to know about McCain’s claim that he will govern with a conservative hand.

[Bear_Slayer]

Donated money to, and joined a conservative third party.

Spent numerous hours encouraging others to not vote for RINO politicians anymore.

Attended a political rally.

Spoke with key figures regarding the creation of a new contact group within my small town locale.

[bronxboy]

McCain can promise the moon...it means nothing. He will say anything to get elected and then govern like a Dem. Repubs will get blamed-no thanks not this time.