In your dreams.
The street-fighter 'RATS set the rules of the game and made sure we got McCainiac as our candidate. He'd never be where he is without 'RAT and 'RATindependents crossing over and voting for the Republican candidate they wanted.
We thought Florida was going to be the first test for an accurate vote because it was supposed to be a "closed" primary where only Republicans could vote for the Republican candidate. As it turned out - 'RATS and 'RATindependents were allowed to vote on "provisional" ballots at the last minute when it appeared as if Romney would win.
It's inside baseball that even though ex-gov. Jeb Bush (quietly backing Romney) and current gov. "Mr. Suntan" Crist (first a Guilani supporter who switched to McCainiac) had an agreement together that they were not going to publically endorse a candidate until after the Florida primary, Mr.Suntan broke that promise at the last minute, endorsing McCainiac the night before the election.
Add in an over-night McCainiac/Mel Martinez robo push-poll call to Cubans in South Florida to scare them away from Romney whom they had previously viewed very favorably.
Add in McCainiac's stalking horse (Huckabee) to split the conservative evangelical vote in the various States - (without Huckabee in the race, Romney would have still won Florida despite the above-mentioned shenanigans) - and that's how we got McCainiac shoved down our throats.
The political enemy set the rules for playing this game and now that we're playing by their street-fighter rules they're squealing like stuck pigs.
Good. They wanted hard-ball - they're getting hard-ball. I think we are witnessing the beginning of the end of the 'RAT Party as it has been known for the past half century. The '08 election will be the catalyst that fractures it beyond repair.
I love being among the hard-ball players who have been working to make that happen.
Let them come back into Florida and try to "re-do" their primary. I'm waiting on 'em. So is my brother in Michigan if they try a "re-do" up there. bttt
I’m not against hardball — I crossed and voted for Obama in Virgina. He’s playing the wrong tactic, not the wrong game.