We’re stuck with McCain for this round if we want Sarah Palin for the future of OUR party (and it is OURS).
What we have to do is make it clear to the little jerk that if/when he trots this crap out as President, WE INITIATE IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS against him right away.
The Rats will be delighted to impeach him for any reason at all and we can pressure enough Republicans to go along with them.
Republicans know WHO is winning this race and it isn’t HIM. If they want to survive politically, they’ll have to go along.
If his latest gas bubble going off is just in answer to BamBam’s lying ad linking McCain/Limbaugh over immigration, then we can ignore it AS LONG AS HE KEEPS HIS TRAP SHUT about it in the WH. IMO.
I agree that we are stuck with McCain, and thus McCain/Palin. For that reason I’m not out hawking anything other than for people to go ahead and do what they think they should. That being said, I won’t be voting for John. I have said for over a decade that I would never vote for him, and I never will.
As much as I hate what McCain intends to do, I don’t see it as an impeachable offense. If he can get enough members of Congress to vote for it, they won’t impeach him over it.
Our opportunity to block the likes of McCain came and left earlier this year when we failed to defeat him during the primary season. IMO he will be president, and will absolutely infuriate us often. None the less, many will defend him by reminding us we could have had Obama. There isn’t going to be much sanity over the next four years, as folks seek to justify their positions, no matter what John does to this nation.
The first 120 days of the McCain administration will see the dashing of my hopes for immigration control that I have held over the last 20 years. Illegal immigrants will be rewarded. Good standing citizens who have spent decades supporting this government through their taxes will be slandered in the process.
McCain won’t be keeping his trap shut on this topic. He has promised to spend his first 120 days in office opening it constantly to push through his massive population shifting political earthquake.
I believe him.
After January 20th, 2009, Sarah is just along for the ride IMO.
I’m not convinced, by any means, that I want Sarah Palin for the future. Exactly how would she go about effectively securing our borders? How does she define amnesty and what’s her position on what to do with the 20-35 million illegal aliens? Does she support the CFR/Open Borders Lobby agenda for a North American Union?