That’s how I see it.
I trust McCain’s patriotism. I trust he will lead us to victory over global jihad. I trust he is pro-life. I believe he is a fiscal conservative. I think he has integrity, that is to say, he means what he says, even if I don’t like what he says from time to time.
I hope he’ll give us good judges. I don’t think he’s corrupt. I think he’s decently pro-gun.
Don’t like: the global warming thing (but I think it’s winding down). His weakness on the 1st amendment. His waffling about on illegal immigration.
If he wins in November I will be ecstatic. You’ll hear me doing war-whoops across the Sierra Nevadas.
“I trust McCain’s patriotism. I trust he will lead us to victory over global jihad. I trust he is pro-life. I believe he is a fiscal conservative. I think he has integrity, that is to say, he means what he says, even if I don’t like what he says from time to time.”
But none of that matters to the antis because they don’t like McCains stance on immigration.
One issue voters are the poison to any effective political strategy.