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To: KMAJ2
Tom Coburn on John McCain at CPAC: 6:13

If someone else were to get the GOP nod, I'd vote for them. But, that's not likely to happen. So, I'm voting for McCain. And Coburn does a darn good job of explaining why I should.

But in truth, I only needed one big reason and that is Iraq. No way will I sit on my butt and improve Obama's or Clinton's chances of getting control of our military.

It doesn't take an act of Congress to order a retreat. Just a nod from the Commander-in-chief.

7 posted on 02/17/2008 3:11:50 PM PST by Racehorse (Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.)
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To: Racehorse

In the long run it still doesn’t matter. Once McCain surrenders to Mexico, and 40 million socialist voters flood the country. Socialism will be a fact of life, and Hillary or Obama will look conservative compaired to the politicans we will get stuck with.

Better Obama gets in, and gets blocked by a GOP minority in the Senate than a McCain that can push almost the same agenda with impunity.

This is one active duty person that is not voting for McCain, and I’m not the only one.


31 posted on 02/17/2008 4:55:54 PM PST by NavVet ( If you don't defend Conservatism in the Primaries, you won't have it to defend in November)
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To: Racehorse

When I hear Rush talk about Hillary’s deep, sick obsession with the Presidency and how it’s what she has lived for for 35 years, and it’s the reason she’s put up with all the crap from Bill, well, it scares me. No one that obsessed with power should be in the White House. I’m voting for McCain.


34 posted on 02/17/2008 5:04:49 PM PST by ChocChipCookie (Homeschool like your kids' lives depend on it.)
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