I’m going to have to agree with poster (A Balrog of Morgoth). John McCain is attempting to force conservatives to ratify the global warming fraud out of fear of an Obama or Hillary presidency. What’s worse is I think the guy enjoys sticking it to conservatives. Up until McCain’s recent speech outlining his global warming agenda I could have voted for him, but not any more. McCain’s proposed environmental policy is Socialism pure and simple and I’m not going to deliberately support it with my vote. We as a party must look at the long term. McCain will destroy the conservative movement and the GOP.
From my screen name you might accurately conclude that issues concerning the RKBA are important to me to say the least, so you can understand how difficult it is for me to decline to support our party’s nominee.
I certainly don’t agree with Al Gore’s global warming BS, but I do think that Newt Gingrich has a point when he says that we can’t let the Lefties and the envirofacists own this discussion. On this subject, they rule the field.
If McCain wants to lay some groundwork so that a reasonable voice can talk about this subject, I have no objection.
All that oil that sits in ANWAR and all the oil in the Gulf of Mexico is a very good reason to start hitting back at the GW cult.
Failing to vote for the Republican candidate will aid either Obama or Hillary gaining the White House and control of perhaps several Supreme Court Justices. It is really that simple. You get to decide whether the benefit of sending a message to the Republican Party is that valuable that you would permit one of the commies to win the election.
I’m with you, McAmnesty will not get my or my wife’s vote!
I’m writing in Dan Gurney for president.