To: xtinct
This bill effectively ends the McCain campaign. If he votes for it, he loses the support of the conservatives. If he votes against it, he is seen as ineffective in his highly publicized return to Washington.
90 posted on
09/28/2008 4:49:46 AM PDT by
djpg
To: djpg
"This bill effectively ends the McCain campaign. If he votes for it, he loses the support of the conservatives. If he votes against it, he is seen as ineffective in his highly publicized return to Washington."
Actually, if he votes against it he could win. He holds a presser and says "I tried to work with the Democrats and President Bush but they have decided not to do what is right. This is a horrible bill and I cannot support it."
He is then running against Bush and the Dems for the rest of his campaign.
102 posted on
09/28/2008 5:03:37 AM PDT by
j_k_l
To: djpg
Your analysis is upside-down.
105 posted on
09/28/2008 5:12:29 AM PDT by
Terpfen
(Romney's loss in Florida is STILL a catastrophe. Hello, McCandidate!)
To: djpg
Oh I knew this was coming, the resident political geniuses speculating that McCain was doomed unless he waived a magic wand and the Dems had a Come to Jesus moment when it came to Conservative principals. McCain did the right thing coming back to do his job, Obama the organ grinder monkey will still lose in a landslide. Don’t get your panties in wad just yet.
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