I hope so!!
Posted on 01/05/2012 9:36:19 AM PST by Maceman
Man, they really don’t give %#$@ about us, like we were invisible.
Tell McCain I am too angry to get behind Romney. Newt is angry, Romney is NOT.
Regardless of which candidate you support, this video says it all. Romney will not fight for our country and does not give a -—> what you said.
15 min video, but EXCELLENT. Going viral on Twitter.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLweKX3BkNM&feature=youtu.be
I don’t know where McCain has been but we’ve already settled on Romney ... not being our candidate. Seventy-five percent of the republican party wants no part of him. His support is the same size it was back in 2008. I would say that is a consensus and it is settled. Just Say No to Romney!
Juan should kiss my arse
Yeah, McCain’s endorsement. As if I needed yet another reason to say “no” to Romney.
The GOP settled on Myth Romney 4 years ago. We’ve been clawing against the monolith ever since.
Does anyone in the GOP, besides McPain, think that the 2008 GOP loser is any presidential campaign authority to listen too?
Answer: No!!!
Pretty Much the same thing Harry Reid said...”Shut Up you Tea Party Idiots and learn who REALLY runs things”....... These arrogant Senators are getting on my nerves
I will go to my grave believing McCain was a shill for the current occupant of the White House. I believe McCain willfully and maliciously did everthing in his power to see that the Democrat was elected in 2008.
I hope so!!
EXCELLENT POST AND LINK!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLweKX3BkNM&feature=youtu.be
It should be it’s OWN thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just made it a thread!! Please bump it if possible!! Thanks so much for the link!! I’ll Ping you to it!!
Sounds like McAmnesty is scared that Romney might not win it.
“Taking advice from John McCain on how to beat Barack Obama is like taking voice lessons from Roseanne Barr.”
You got that right! And now this loser-to Obama is backing the loser-to-him in ‘08.
You can’t make this clown-posse stuff up!
October 11th, 2008
CNN POLITICS
McCain to crowd: ‘Don’t be scared’ of Obama presidency
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/10/11/mccain-to-crowd-dont-be-scared-of-obama-presidency/
By: CNN Political Producer Tasha Diakides
Picture at link:
McCain called for the crowd to cool its rhetoric Friday.
LAKEVILLE, Minnesota (CNN) – John McCain heard boos at a town hall meeting Friday night after the Republican presidential nominee called for the crowd to be more respectful towards rival Barack Obama.
“We would like you to remain a true American hero,” an elderly military veteran told him. “We want you to fight.”
“I will fight, but we will be respectful,” McCain said. “I admire Senator Obama and his accomplishments and I will respect him.”
When the crowd began to boo, McCain told them “No, no. I want everyone to be respectful.”
Watch video at link: McCain tries to calm the crowd
Along with the veteran, four others pleaded with McCain to put up more of a fight against Obama.
One woman who said she had a lot of undecided neighbors said she wanted McCain to “go to the mattresses” on in his third and final debate with Obama on Wednesday.
While McCain said “I got my marching orders” from the supporters, he still seemed to resist their red-meat rhetoric.
One man said he was scared of an Obama presidency.
“My wife and I are expecting our first child, in April 2nd, next year,” the man said. “And frankly, we’re scared. We’re scared of an Obama presidency.”
McCain told the man he should not fear Obama.
“I want to be president of the United States, and I don’t want Obama to be,” he said. “But I have to tell you, I have to tell you, he is a decent person, and a person that you do not have to be scared as President of the United States.”
McCain’s response was met with more boos from the crowd.
A McCain campaign senior adviser later denied that there was a change of tone at Friday night’s town hall.
“I believe someone called (Obama) an Arab Muslim, which is factually incorrect, and he corrected that person,” said Mark Salter. “We’re going to campaign hard against this guy. I don’t think he pulled any punches on any issues.”
Since last weekend, when Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin first accused Barack Obama of “palling around with a terrorist” - a reference to 1960s radical William Ayers - rowdy crowds have called Obama a liar, terrorist and worse.
Asked about these outbursts, campaign manager Rick Davis said that he didn’t know who those people were, and if they were there as supporters or to disrupt the rallies. He said while people are “incredibly frustrated” that he is “very confident that it has nothing to do with what our candidates are saying or doing on the stump because I think that if you compared the rhetoric of Barack Obama on a daily basis with the rhetoric of John McCain and Sarah Palin, you’ll find that our rhetoric pales in comparison to what Barack Obama says about John McCain every day.”
And while McCain may be trying to tamp down the rhetoric on Obama, he may be walking a fine line, careful to not extinguish the enthusiasm he needs to win.
“Now, I don’t mean that has to reduce your ferocity, but that just means it’s got to be respectful. Ok?” he told the crowd Friday.
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McCain tells voters: We have nothing to fear with Barack Obama in the White House (2008 FLASHBACK)
The Daily Mail ^ | 2008-10-13
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1076999/McCain-appears-concede-lose-telling-voters-We-fear-Barack-Obama-White-House.html
Posted on Sunday, December 05, 2010 7:14:04 PM by rabscuttle385
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2637891/posts
John McCain is in more hot water after appearing to concede he could lose the US presidential election by telling voters they have nothing to fear with Barack Obama in the White House.
The extraordinary gaffe comes just three weeks before Election Day with the Republican candidate trailing badly in the polls.
Now Republican aides fear he may have further damaged his chances by accepting the possibility that he could be defeated.
(snip)
Mr. McCain made his remark while appealing for calm on the campaign trail amid fears that angry outbursts from supporters were raging out of control.
After a particularly fired-up rally in Minnesota, Mr McCain was booed when he tried to soothe the crowd, defending Mr. Obama as “a decent person and a person you do not have to be scared of as president of the United States.”
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