[Cringing Negativism Network]

America can survive four years of John McCain.

Heck, he might even turn out to be a good president. After tonight’s speech, I think that’s possible.

America might not survive, a tidal wave of socialist mania.

It’s time to get over things. McCain won. I didn’t want him originally, but he’s a da*n sight better than either of the alternatives.

Buck it up. It’s time for everyone to quit throwing temper tantrums, and set about winning the Whitehouse this year.

[Catulus]

“America can survive four years of John McCain.

Heck, he might even turn out to be a good president. After tonight’s speech, I think that’s possible.”

Can it? His insane liberal policies would not be opposed by his own party in Congress and the Dems would be just peachy with them. Just like they’ve supported Bush in his increasingly liberal leanings.

Maybe if he had a vigorous (demanding) conservative VP who expected to win in 4 years, but if he picks a party type like he is, that isn’t likely to happen....

“Buck it up. It’s time for everyone to quit throwing temper tantrums, and set about winning the Whitehouse this year.”

Winning? We’ve already lost. The Soros funded candidates won (yes, that includes McCain).

[CottonBall]

America can survive four years of John McCain.

The GOP and conservatism cannot.

But, in the end, it won't matter anyway. After an amnesty, under any of the 3, the number of Dem voters will outnumber us and the GOP will never be in power again. Not a conservative GOP, anyway. The next 50 years will drastically change the landscape of this country, so the next 4 are NOT that critical. It will be the continuation of the socializing of this country and nothing will stop it. McCain might even accelerate it because the Rs in congress likely won't oppose him (ie., the R Senate passed his amnesty bill).