[Daveinyork]

I disagree. The author assumes that we would refuse to support McCain out of selfishness. I refuse to support McCain, precisely because of my concern for our nation. A McCain presidency, while a short-term victory for the GOP, would lead to a long-term liberal victory, which would be a disaster for our nation.

McCain will not advance the cause of our nation, so why should we support him?

[commonguymd]

Because I don’t want to support the liberal establishment and I want to support conservatives only means I am selfish?

Call me selfish. McCain keeps distancing himself from me.

[MortMan]

I disagree. The author assumes that we would refuse to support McCain out of selfishness. I refuse to support McCain, precisely because of my concern for our nation. A McCain presidency, while a short-term victory for the GOP, would lead to a long-term liberal victory, which would be a disaster for our nation.

McCain will not advance the cause of our nation, so why should we support him?

Well said, FRiend.

[bert]

I consider your post to be a profound rationalization.

There are two candisdates, a Republican and a Democrat. Because you have objections to McCain, you erect barriers and develop mental barriers against voting.

You are apparently self justified by the rationalization to an Obama Presidency because by not voting for the Republican, you are allowing the Democrat to win.

[billva]

I disagree. The author assumes that we would refuse to support McCain out of selfishness. I refuse to support McCain, precisely because of my concern for our nation. A McCain presidency, while a short-term victory for the GOP, would lead to a long-term liberal victory, which would be a disaster for our nation.

McCain will not advance the cause of our nation, so why should we support him?

7 posted on Mon May 12 08:30:21 2008 by

What nonsense.