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To: IronJack
Neither is the prospect of John McCain as president of the USA.

McCain is acceptable if not preferable. Like him or not, he's a bona fide war hero and a patriot.

Obama is an outright international socialist. He's a radical ally of the far left with violent and racist associates. If that's not enough to get you to the polls, then you deserve to live under a regime headed by such a person.

Sarah Palin as VP is the real reason I'm pumped for this election. If McCain wins, Sarah wins, and in the end, we all win.
23 posted on 10/09/2008 6:16:35 PM PDT by Antoninus (Ignore the polls. They're meant to shape public opinion, not measure it.)
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To: Antoninus
McCain is acceptable if not preferable.

Speak for yourself ...

Like him or not, he's a bona fide war hero and a patriot.

Neither of which qualifies him to be president of the United States, or alone makes him an attractive CONSERVATIVE candidate.

Obama is an outright international socialist. He's a radical ally of the far left with violent and racist associates.

No argument there.

If that's not enough to get you to the polls, then you deserve to live under a regime headed by such a person.

What I DON'T deserve is to live under a regime headed by John McCain.

Sarah Palin as VP is the real reason I'm pumped for this election.

You are voting for a president because you like the vice president? That's like buying a car you only tolerate because you like the stereo.

If McCain wins, Sarah wins, and in the end, we all win.

On the contrary. If McCain wins, socialism wins. A little slower than under Obama, to be sure, but a palatable defeat is still a defeat.

142 posted on 10/10/2008 4:43:25 AM PDT by IronJack (=)
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