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To: VitacoreVision

John McCain should have left the party or been pushed out a long time ago. But since the Republican party loves RINOs like him and is more like a country club where you pay your dues and eventually have a say, he’s the man with the reins.

McCain, hide behind a Bob Dole and use a red herring as a counter argument. McCain is disgusting and it’s people like him why the Republican party has failed. Frankly Ted is right, and he shouldn’t back down or apologize for stating the obvious, that Dole, McCain and Romney led the Republics into political “failure.” Someone like Romney was at least dignified and took personal responsibility for the failure, but McCain immediately pointed the finger at Palin (even though at the time she was the star of the show). Instead of blaming others and essentially hiding behind a more popular and sympathetic person like Dole, someone like McCain should accept “his” failure in 2008 and not blame Palin, or today try to besmirch Ted through some false argument of outrage (a fallacy). This guy is like an athlete who just didn’t know when his time had passed and eventually is a clown or punching bag for the real stars out there. Only in McCain’s case, this guy is doing real damage to the conservative cause.


22 posted on 03/08/2014 2:29:20 PM PST by Red6
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To: Red6
Someone like Romney was at least dignified and took personal responsibility for the failure, but McCain immediately pointed the finger at Palin (even though at the time she was the star of the show).

Palin was the only reason I could stomach voting for McCain. I remember seeing stickers that said, "McWhatshisname/Palin".

38 posted on 03/08/2014 3:04:51 PM PST by Riley (The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column.)
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