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To: JasonC

The hysterics are coming from folks like yourself. People who, I am sure consider themselves good, strong conservatives but generally tend to wilt in the face of controversy, shut up and get in line to vote for someone simply because they have that magic “R” next to their name.

It’s when confronted with other conservatives that REFUSE to sell out for a piece of s**t such as McCain, that you otherwise gentle folk start getting all hysterical.

We are not hysterical, we are simply saying “no, my principles ARE more important that YOUR power.” John McCain will not ever BE President because if you look at his record of betrayal over at least the past 8 - 9 years, he does not DESERVE to be President.

Now you can do with that what you will, but I genuinely suggest that you have a nice day.


129 posted on 02/17/2008 12:31:45 PM PST by Grunthor (If I don't get to Carley Simon's house I'll never know if that song was about me.)
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To: Grunthor
Name one controversy in the face of which I have ever wilted.

You can't. It is pure slander.

The country does not deserve an Obama presidency. Our dead in Iraq do not deserve an Obama retreat. The people of Iran and of Israel do not deserve Ahmadinejad effortlessly getting nukes, which Obama will let happen.

And what you plan to do about it, is go fishing. Then you pretend that is a moral thing to do on your part. It isn't, it is the height of irresponsible partisan pique. It is exactly like Dems knifing Bush over the war because they saw ideological advantage in it, and the country be damned.

And I sincerely suggest you give up politics. You don't have the sense of duty for it.

130 posted on 02/17/2008 12:44:19 PM PST by JasonC
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