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“A “NO” to MacCain is NOT a “YES” to Obama.”

Saying that over and over again, does NOT make it true.

Either McCain or Obama will be elected president. Any vote withheld from McCain IS a vote for Obama.

Read:

Why I Support John McCain
by Dennis Prager

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/DennisPrager/2008/07/01/why_i_support_john_mccain?page=full

“However noble their intentions, conservatives who do not vote for John McCain will be morally complicit in what happens to America during an Obama presidency.”
-— Dennis Prager

“I am now committed to doing everything I can within my power to get John McCain elected,” Mr. Scarborough said, “because I am 100 percent committed to seeing that Barack Obama is not elected.”

“However noble their intentions, conservatives who do not vote for John McCain will be morally complicit in what happens to America during an Obama presidency.”

Rather, it is the party shenanigans that put Liberal and/or open primaries first so that only a Liberal could win. Why should I support that? If I bend over for this candidate, how much worse will the next one be? The Republican Party has moved to a place I cannot follow.

Any vote withheld from McCain IS a vote for Obama.

Are you stupid, or overcome with emotions? Let's say there are three voters, D, R, and RJ. D for dem. R for repub, and RJ for Ron Jeremy.

If D votes Dem, R votes R, and I vote R, then McCain wins 2-1. That's two votes for McCain, one for Obama.

If D votes Dem, R votes R, and I vote for Obama, then Obama wins 2-1, that's two votes for Obama, one for McCain. In that case, my lack of support for McCain would have resulted in a win for Obama.

Now, if D votes D, R votes R, and I don't vote, that is a tie. One vote for Obama, and one for McCain.

You might think I am a jerk, immoral etc. I am not here to argue that, but, as a matter of simple fact, not voting for McCain is not the same thing as votings for Obama. Or, to put it another way, R's should prefer that I don't vote, as opposed to voting for Obama. That is saying the same thing.. that not voting for McCain is not the same thing as voting for Obama.

This is simple logic. Now that it has been explained to you, I assume you will not go around saying that "Any vote withheld from McCain IS a vote for Obama". If you do keep saying that, I will just assume that you are a moron.

Now, don't get me wrong. Go fight for McCain. Just don't say things that are factually untrue now that it has been shown to you that they are factually untrue.

“However noble their intentions, conservatives who do not vote for John McCain will be morally complicit in what happens to America during an Obama presidency.”
-— Dennis Prager

SORRY CHARLIE....The ONLY person responsible for a John McShamnesty failure/Obama win, is John McShamnesty himself. If he was riding the fence or leaning left on abortion or homosexual marriages, somehow I doubt you’d be so quick to play the shame game.

“A “NO” to MacCain is NOT a “YES” to Obama.”

Saying that over and over again, does NOT make it true.

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Logic: D-

You went to public school, right?

Nonsense. Both Obama and McCain are for amnesty and voted against the Cronyn amendment. Both are willing to sell out this country. I cannot vote for either. McCain lies like a sociopath and is unable to answer questions as if he were slipping into senility. Just check on his lies regarding support from veterans groups and the Pittsburgh Steelers and his incoherent response to questions on Viagra. Even when Lieberman whispered answers to him during the Middle East trip, he got the facts wrong.