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| 2/13/08
| Steve Dinan
Posted on 02/13/2008 11:56:11 AM PST by pissant
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To: dbacks
John McCain will be in no shape to perform the duties of the president. Senate business is already too exhausting for him. He will focus on his pet projects of amnesty and keeping OUR border open while derailing money to protecting borders of FOREIGN countries and doing the bidding of whoever it is that is pulling his strings. I watched him speak yesterday and he looks like he is about to collapse. His Supreme Court nominees will be identical to those of Obama and Hillary.
To: End Times Crusader; roamer_1; kabar; calcowgirl; Calpernia; Halgr; Borax Queen; Czar
There is no reason for Republicans to support those who show no loyalty to their candidate and their party much less support those who actively betray both. FOFLMAO.......you mean, like John McShamnesty, who has NO loyalty to the Republican platform, the Republican party itself, much less the conservative base who supported him and reelected him into office in Arizona?
Tom Delay On Faux "McCain Has Done More To Hurt The Party" [VIDEO WITH TOM DELAY]
Neil Cavuto: Alright, you said earlier, I hope I have this right, "If McCain gets the nomination, I don't know what I'll do. I might have to sit this one out." What did you mean? Tom Delay: Well, Neil, I think McCain has done more to hurt the Republican Party than any elected official I know of. Starting with McCain-Feingold, has completed nuded the Republican Party, has violated the Constitution, has undermined our ability to participate in campaigns in an open and honest way; he has teamed up with the most liberal Democrats in the Senate, Kennedy, Feingold, Lieberman, even John Edwards. He has fought the Republican Party in everything that we've done. During the tax cuts we'd have had a much bigger tax cut if John McCain had voted with us. On the energy bill, we'd be drilling in ANWR today if...and John McCain, himself, killed our ability to drill in ANWR. He has done anything and everything to appeal to the media to make himself look like a maverick but be against what the Republican Party is for.....John McCain is not going to do anything to build the party or build the conservative movement or represent the conservative party of America.
2004 Republican Party Platform
No Liberal Leaders for Republican Party (David Limbaugh) Sure, if I'm a paid staffer for McCain or a high-school debater forced to take the affirmative side of the proposition that McCain is a conservative, I can make a colorable case intellectual honesty be damned that he's a conservative. But I am under no such constraints.
Getting 50 endorsements from well-placed Republican officials or even respected conservatives doesn't make McCain conservative. Being a conservative makes one a conservative. I bet, truth be told, McCain can't even stand the word.
The Real McCain
McCain: Surprisingly Liberal
McCain: "Clean Government" More Important Than 1st Amendment [video]
Transcribed:
McCain: "He also mentioned about my abridgment of First Amendment Rights, i.e., talking about Campaign Finance Reform. My response to that criticism is I work in Washington and I know that money corrupts and I and a lot of other people were trying to stop that corruption and obviously from what weve been seeing lately we didnt complete the job. But...I would rather have a clean government than one whose quote First Amendment Rights are being respected that has become corrupt....if I had my choice I would rather have a clean government......[chuckle]"
Bill of Rights * Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting
an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or
abridging the freedom of speech, or
of the press; or
the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to
petition the government for a redress of grievances. John McCain funded by Soros since 2001Savior or Machiavelli, McCain's Top Aide Carries On, NYT, October 23, 2007 Pat Robertson Says McCain Nomination Would 'Devastate' GOP Some of the People Behind McCain Will Surprise You (Critical Info) McCain's Ties with Vietnam, Special US Report, No. 143 Letter from Sen. John McCain (R-Az.) to Roman Catholic Bishops and Letter of Response U.S. Secretary of the Navy Asked to Recall McCain's Medals Is the Media Pulling a Clinton for McCain? When laws are broken, somebody's got to be punished. In the case of Cindy McCain, that somebody is.. McCain-Feingold Bill (S. 26) Why the Media REALLY Loves McCain So Much MCCAIN'S COUP DE MAIN (a must read) What John McCain Did To REAL Vietnam War Heroes.... Does McCain Oppose Free Speech? As early as 1997, the National Right to Life Committee Thought So A "Flying Squad" Of Returned POWs Are Protecting McCain's Image McCain may win, but can he govern? (See his nastiness and hypocrisy for yourself) John McCain: The Manchurian Candidate Keyes Raps McCain as 'Not Pro-Life' Key Bush Backers Attack McCain As "Disingenuous" MCCAIN: MY $UPPORTERS KNOW I'M AGAINST THEM Right to Life Committee Takes On 'Emperor McCain' John McCain: American Pilots were WAR CRIMINALS! Assured Elsewhere, McCain Worries in Arizona 'REFORMER' McCAIN APPEARS TARNISHED JOHN MCCAIN: FAITHFUL GUARDIAN OF THE STATUS QUO Humorists Are Uneasy Mocking McCain, but Dote on George W. What's With This Guy? Washington Elites View McCain Warily McCain Is Seen As the Anti-W (IMP Bush-McCain pits Old Guard vs. GOP Turks Conservative group gives McCain high ratings Comparison of Tax Plans from Bush and McCain Shows Great Similarities, Great Differences McCain Consultant Works for Planned Parenthood McCain inflames tobacco country The more I read, the more it looks like McCain is a Clinton clone and Arizona = Arkansas Confronting a crusade: Gloria Borger on McCain's vulnerability on the issues Did the Communists see McCain as a "progressive thinker"? McCain Gets Good Copy with Good Reason McCain: Should this traitor be our next President? McCain: Democrats Said They Would Vote For McCain To Make Bush Look Bad Was McCain a Collaborator While a Vietnam POW? THE LIFE STORY OF ARIZONA'S MAVERICK SENATOR; MCCAIN The early years (McCain) McCain seems to lack a philosophical core Vets Attack McCain's Military Record Manchurian Candidate McCain: Release your POW files! McCain wife 'pins' hopes on Hillary Tobacco Ally Takes on McCain Reform Party Casts an Eye on a McCain-Bradley Ticket Sen. McCain Wants To Be President Check-out his unpresidential credentials Full Insight Article: McCain's Wife wears Hillary Pin: Hillary' Friends Attack Catholic Church Veterans Group Attacks McCain's Voting Record
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To: nicmarlo
McCain joins Bush in responsibility for the demise of the Republican Party....
As a conservative I fear for America.
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posted on
02/14/2008 11:18:35 AM PST
by
Halgr
(Once a Marine, always a Marine - Semper Fi)
To: Halgr
McCain joins Bush in responsibility for the demise of the Republican Party.... He most certainly does! I fear also for this country....and for my children's future.
To: apocalypto
I am pleased to get a post from someone who has such knowledge of future events.
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posted on
02/14/2008 11:43:08 AM PST
by
dbacks
(Taglines for sale or rent.)
To: dbacks; apocalypto
“There is nothing new under the sun.”
“Those who ignore history are condemned to repeat it.”
To: End Times Crusader
Threats? Why, Im in no position to issue threats. My comments were simply observations, astute observations.Not very astute at all. The very same thing was said when the party propped up Dole, and in regard to the second run of GHWB. Every time the base is dragged by the nose, the base just resorts to it's nuclear option. And every time, the Pubbies come crawling back, swearing eternal allegiance to conservative principles. The reason that is true is because there s no way for the party to win without the entire base. It cannot be done.
There is no reason for Republicans to support those who show no loyalty to their candidate and their party much less support those who actively betray both.
WE are the betrayers? It is the leadership that is betraying it's principles. It is the leadership that is not in accord with the social contract that defines us as conservatives and Republicans. It is their candidate, The Traitorous Bastard that is the ultimate betrayer.
Your statement does apply, but exactly in the reverse.
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posted on
02/14/2008 11:59:03 AM PST
by
roamer_1
(Conservative always, Republican no more.)
To: End Times Crusader; nicmarlo
There is no reason for Republicans to support those who show no loyalty to their candidate and their party much less support those who actively betray both. Sounds like battered wife syndrome, to me.
When they treat you like cr@p, leave the jerk!
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posted on
02/14/2008 12:27:00 PM PST
by
calcowgirl
("Liberalism is just Communism sold by the drink." P. J. O'Rourke)
To: calcowgirl
Sounds like battered wife syndrome, to me.
When they treat you like cr@p, leave the jerk! Better yet--KICK THE BUM OUT!
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posted on
02/14/2008 12:29:47 PM PST
by
calcowgirl
("Liberalism is just Communism sold by the drink." P. J. O'Rourke)
To: calcowgirl
Better yet—KICK THE BUM OUT!
BTTT!
To: kabar
Ty, and I look forward to your ping!
To: nicmarlo; End Times Crusader; calcowgirl; Borax Queen; Calpernia; SierraWasp
Hmmmmmm...how to calibrate our new (2007) friend, End Times Crusader?
Might be a McQueeg staffer. Or a party-above-principle Big Tent silk sock country club Republican. Or possibly merely a faux conservative.
Reminds me of our old tire biter, Fair Opinion...
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posted on
02/14/2008 4:23:51 PM PST
by
Czar
( StillFedUptotheTeeth@Washington)
To: pissant
Oh that is just great! You would rather lose the war, because some of your choices were not nominated. and so much for you pro lifers out there and the ones who are ticked because a lot of our federal judges legislate from the bench. Go against your own party because things didnt turn out the way you wanted them too How immature
Maybe i should order a batch of binkies
To: Czar
Reminds me of our old tire biter, Fair Opinion... lolol! Sure does!
To: Sybeck1
To: All
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To: pissant
My stance on this next election is “NONE OF THE ABOVE”
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posted on
02/14/2008 4:32:21 PM PST
by
jetson
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