Alan Keyes issues formal endorsement of Tom McClintock

RenewAmerica.us ^ | October 2, 2003 | RenewAmerica staff

[EternalVigilance]

ping!

[Rudder]

Both Keyes and McClintock are now irrelevant.

[EternalVigilance]

LOL...sounds reasonable. ;-)

[EternalVigilance]

Both Keyes and McClintock are now irrelevant.

Then you have nothing to be concerned with, eh?

[unsycophant]

Nice tag.

[Spyder]

I don't support him for a few reasons, in California, he can't win, his positions are beyond the level of electability. Also, while I am a Republican, I am not part of the religious right republican crowd, nor do I like having them in office.

Amen. I find the radical far right to be as hypocritical as the Democrats - they want less government EXCEPT with social issues, and the Dems want more government EXCEPT with social issues.

[KQQL]

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[EternalVigilance]

I don't support him for a few reasons, in California, he can't win, his positions are beyond the level of electability. Also, while I am a Republican, I am not part of the religious right republican crowd, nor do I like having them in office.

I lean towards the Republican Libertarian side. I have a great congressman in AZ, Jeff Flake, a damn good man. Hopefully after his next term when he steps down voluntarily because of term limits (which no other AZ congressman had the balls to follow, except his predecessor) he will run for Governor here.

Fair enough.

Jeff Flake's definitely one of the good guys. You're lucky.

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[EternalVigilance]

I always figured you to be more original than that.

[Central Scrutiniser]

Both Keyes and McClintock are now irrelevant.

Not true, they were never relevant, as I posted on the pulled thread, Tom is gonna get the Admiral Stockdale "why am I here" award for ruining a once stellar career.

[MJY1288]

I probably shouldn't even comment considering I'm not a Califoria resident and therefore, don't have a dog in this fight. But if I was a resident, I would be volunteering to help Tom McClintock and if by tuesday afternoon there was no hope, I would vote for Arnold as an insurance policy against a Bustemonte or Davis win

[unsycophant]

Keyes would be better off sticking to the Ten Commandments tour, where he will possibly find like-minded religious zealots who believe that his opinions are relevant--even when nobody asks for them.

[Callahan]

I always admired Keyes for his articulate conservative views and debating skill. I thought he "won" the Presidential debates he was in. Would have loved to see him rip Gore a new one in that format. I even enjoyed his MSNBC show. If Bush could speak like Keyes, our job would be alot easier. Unfortunately, Alan has a massive ego to go along with his intelligence.

[EternalVigilance]

For someone who is 'ruining his career' he has sure risen to national prominence. ;-)

[poet]

"Do you have any comments about the substance of the policy differences between the candidates, or do those not matter to you?"

Of course they don't matter to them just like it doesn't matter to the "conservative" party hacks like Drier, Simon,Brulte and the rest of them who revealed that the party is more inportant to them than their so-called conservative core beliefs. These clowns ( pols) also supported Riordan & Wilson. When the voters rejected Riordan by voting for Mr. Ineptness of 2002 (Simon), then these phonies supported Simon.

These politicians deserve no respect as far as I'm concerned.

[Central Scrutiniser]

Well, I used to be lucky; they redistricted me out of his district, I am saddled with the blubbering buffoon, JD Hayworth. A marginal dullard with an uncanny ability to devote the higher parts of his brain to seeking out TV cameras and hair care products, at the expense of any meaningful cognitive functions.

He is kinda like Hoss on Gunsmoke when he is trying to read a kindergarten book, except its not a humourous situation...

[EternalVigilance]

Show me someone who doesn't in politics to at least some extent.

But sometimes confidence in the message can be taken for arrogance when it isn't.

I was sitting nearby in a couple of those debates, and I saw what Alan was doing when the camera wasn't on him. He was praying. That is a sign of humility.

[EternalVigilance]

ROFL...sorry to hear about your misfortune! ;-)