To: A.Hun
I believe he would have vetoed it in a second.
You don't think it's more likely that he would have demanded that some insignificant provision be taken out of it, declare it a compromise, and then sign the bill 95 percent intact?
Look at his record as a legislator.
To: mysterio; rabscuttle385
***You don’t think it’s more likely that he would have demanded that some insignificant provision be taken out of it, declare it a compromise, and then sign the bill 95 percent intact?***
That’s exactly what he would have done.
106 posted on
02/17/2009 8:46:09 AM PST by
djsherin
(Government is essentially the negation of liberty.)
To: mysterio
You don't think it's more likely that he would have demanded that some insignificant provision be taken out of it, declare it a compromise, and then sign the bill 95 percent intact? I can't say definitively....McCain has been one of the most unreliable conservatives ever. At least we would have had a chance and his stand against it does give an idea.
He didn't join Collins and Snowe when the Dems cosmetically changed porkulus.
115 posted on
02/17/2009 8:53:20 AM PST by
A.Hun
(Common sense is no longer common.)
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