[Signalman]

McCain trying to appeal to left-wing blogs. Oy Vey!

[Liberty1970]

Remember Buckley’s comment about preferring to be governed by the first 400 names out of the Boston telephone directory, than the faculty of Harvard? I’m beginning to think a random lottery for the office of POTUS would yield a better result than the top contenders we have this year.

I’m voting for Chuck Baldwin and the Constitution Party. Those who ‘hold their noses’ and vote for McCain are just telling the GOP that they support their leftward march, and encourage more of the same. That’s the bottom line. Until you actually leave them and vote against them, they will just assume they can keep moving left.

[Question Liberal Authority]

I’m sure he’ll find them very open-minded and fair.

[kromike]

Apparently, Wrong-way Juan wants to consolidate the wishy-washy middle and the America-hating Left. Then he'll either "reach out" to conservatives and say, "Join us or else." or ignore us completely.

Great strategy you have there, Johnny. Good luck because I'm not voting for you.

[browardchad]

I was so inspired by John McCain's "2013" speech that I've decided to help stop the divisiveness in politics by not voting for any candidate on the ballot with a party designation.

That way, I can do my part to contribute to that longed-for spirit of bipartisanship in America.

[Man50D]

McCain invited non-conservative bloggers to join his regular blogger conference call

Non conservatives? The writer is making a poor attempt to put a positive spin on socialists. He didn't need to invite socialists. He already appeals to them.

[Grunthor]

“which reach millions of readers but don’t often delve into conservative politics.”

That’s ok, neither does McCain.

[Grunthor]

“McCain trying to appeal to left-wing blogs.”

Well it shouldn’t be all that difficult for him.