Getting to Know John McCain (Looks like Karl is back in the saddle)

Email | April 30, 2008 | Karl Rove

[Danae]

I copied this exactly as it arrived in the email I was sent. Just wondering if anyone else has seen this? And yes, I have heard these stories, and if we don't want Obama in the Oval Office then we need to make sure that more people hear it as well.

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[willk]

This has been posted before. Funny, I don’t remember that it was from Karl Rove.

[joesbucks]

This has been posted before. Funny, I don’t remember that it was from Karl Rove.

It was an op ed piece Rove did for the Wall Street Journal in April. Here's the link. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120951606847454685.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries

[Liberty Valance]

Medal of Honor recipient Col. Bud Day

[JLS]

Well I don’t see eye to eye with McCain on every issue, but I do on many and for sure on a lot more than Clinton or Obama.

[Recovering_Democrat]

This article was written several weeks ago by KR.

His words and another article written by Rick Santorum, a conservative I respect, have been persuasive enough to make me consider supporting McCain with much more enthusiasm than I originally intended.

[southland]

bookimark

[Liberty Valance]

Senator John McCain and his wife, Cindy, in a 1999 family photograph with, from left, Meghan, Bridget, Jimmy and Jack.

[sirchtruth]

Nobody's questioning McCain's character, even if it comes off arrogantly accented sometimes, however his political judgements aren't worth a tinker's damn, and way too leftward coddling indulgent. McCain is a bane to conservatism, and adopts to many of the other sides characteristics.

We don't need him in the Republican party and we certainly don't want him in a position of power smoozing the DBM/dems with his smarmy ass self.

He's a moderate rino loser! Karl knows good and well that's how conservatives feel about this acerbic malcontent and no edge softening is going to suddenly change our minds about Mcrino...at least not mine!

[denydenydeny]

Risking severe punishment, Messrs. McCain and Day collected pieces of bamboo in the prison courtyard to use as a splint. Mr. McCain put Mr. Day on the floor of their cell and, using his foot, jerked the broken bone into place. Then, using strips from the bandage on his own wounded leg and the bamboo, he put Mr. Day's splint in place.

If McCain were a Democrat, Hollywood would have made at least three movies about him by now. Instead, they make movies about Che Guevara, one after the next.

[Loyal Buckeye]

John McCain = Right stuff

Barrack Hussein Obama = Wright stuff

[politicalwit]

Anything Karl Rove has to say is nothing more than a waste of bandwith. He’s pretty well destroyed the republican party.

[Old Sarge]

"Of COURSE they'll vote Republican, where ELSE are they going to go?"

[LTCJ]

He’s pretty well destroyed the republican party.

True. A master of triangulation targeting the mushy center and moving the GOP ever to the left.

[Liberty Valance]

[Thebaddog]

Aren’t those two boys in the service, and one of them in Iraq right now?

[fishergirl]

Hey, that could be a good bumper sticker!

[Liberty Valance]

I think you’re right. I think Jack McCain is to graduate from the Naval Academy in ‘09. I think the other went into the Marines. I could be wrong...need to check the facts.

[sirchtruth]

Ya know, the more quotes I see like this the more obvious it is Karl and the moderates have lead this party right into rino hell, and conservatives just let them do it resoundingly!

Can you source the quote?

[plain talk]

Of COURSE they'll vote Republican, where ELSE are they going to go?"

Well I sure as heck won't be voting for the likes of Obama. So I will be walking over broken glass if necessary to vote for John McCain for President. My differences with Mccain are nothing compared to what I feel about Obama.