[Perdogg]

If I were a democrat, I would be encourage by coming to FR to read all of the attacks on John McCain and about how people are going to stay home.

[ilgipper]

We are in quite a predicament. Their candidate is so bad that I will easily pull the lever against him to keep his ignorance far from the White House. Our candidate is with us about 60-70% of the time, but decidedly uses the same liberal nonsense justifications on the issues where he is opposed to us. I am very comfortable with differences of opinion if the argument is rooted in logic and not adopting the liberal attack lines. His justifications for global warming, closing Guantanamo, etc are identical to the wrong headed excuses from the left.

[papasmurf]

If I were a democrat, I would be encourage by coming to FR to read all of the attacks on John McCain and about how people are going to stay home.

Not necessary. Just knowing McManiac/Amnesty is the nominee, is enough encouragement fro any DUmmy.

Just so you know, I will not stay home, I will go vote, as I always do. I just won't cast a vote for POTUS.

[Nateman]

If I were a liberal , I'd vote for John McCain.
A liberal republican leader can pass a whole lot more liberal stuff than a liberal democrat because the opposition becomes mute.

[DB]

The democrats should be encouraged. At present they have three candidates for president and by election day they will have two. So no matter who gets elected one of their own will be in the White House come 2009.

[PA Engineer]

Those are Democrats.

[gogogodzilla]

And if I were the Republican National Committee... I'd be looking for any reason, whatsoever, to ditch McCain.

Amazing how our party seems to be actively pursuing electoral suicide.

[ncalburt]

Half those comments are from DU and KoZ Kids playing games here and the other half said the same thing about the 2006 election too.