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To: BnBlFlag
McCain was leading in the polls untill the financial meltdown. The people blamed Bush and took it out on the GOP.

McCain had a chance to distance himself from Bush, by rejecting the bailout and siding with the American People for once!

30 posted on 11/11/2008 3:10:23 AM PST by fortheDeclaration ("Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people".-John Adams)
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To: fortheDeclaration

I’m of the opinion that McCain is usually a “gentleman” (too much the RINO country club variety) who will not see that the Democrat/Socialist Party will break the arm that he extends across the aisle. He seems to like attention of the SNL variety too much, thus allowing those clowns to define both him and his running mate. Tina Fey had more face time than Governor Palin did during the campaign.

I do hope that he will face reality if the RNC and the media decide to promote him in the next mock ACORN-controlled election four years from now. - You may say that “he won’t run again, he’s too old”. Well, he was too old this time around, but that didn’t stop him. It was “his turn”.”

Truth was, the mainstream media and Nancy Pelosi had beaten the “hate Bush” drum for the past eight years, and no Republican was going to ever be elected again if they could help it. Nancy broke her promise to “impeach Bush” the day after the 2006 elections. - The MSM is drunk on their perceived “power over the people” and so is Pelosi.


31 posted on 11/11/2008 3:36:08 AM PST by Twinkie (REPENT! Look Up! The Lord's Return Is At Hand . . . . .)
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