[Arizona Carolyn]

No.

[smoothsailing]

President Bush will endorse a Governor, which one remains to be seen.

McCain is a Senator, and Senators are lousy Presidential candidates.They lose.

FWIW, Mark Sanford could get the nod.

[Mr. Keys]

McCain? Rudy? Allen? Whoevever is standing after the primaries should get the vote. For all those who would sit out out of spite in '08, think Pres. Clinton.

[Diddle E. Squat]

Thank God for primaries.

[PISANO]

I will never vote for him in the primary and personally do not believe he will be the nominee. However if he is the GOP pick I will HAVE NO CHOICE but to vote for him over ANY Democrat that I know of today.

I really don't care if GW endorses him or not.

[doug from upland]

This should be a fun thread. We will undoubtedly hear some say they would vote for Hillary before they'd vote for McCain. As bad as McCain may be, I bet they'd forget that Hillary could nationalize our health care with the stroke of a pen. She could put troops under control of the U.N. with the stroke of a pen. She could effectively silence talk radio by reinstituting the "fairness doctrine" with the stroke of a pen. She could silence dissidents on the internet with the stroke of a pen. Every group or important individual who opposes her would incur the wrath of the IRS -- she has done it before.

If Hillary shreds the Constitution, who is going to do anything about it? Would she be impeached? No. She could and would do whatever she wants. She is a Marxist and totalitarian at heart. Her followers are true believes. But that's okay. Keep saying that she would be better than McCain. Can anyone imagine her Supreme Court choice(s)?

[metalurgist]

Norfolk and Way man!

[rose]

NO, and hell no!

[tkathy]

2008 is shaping up to be the bloodiest yet. The real RINOS are the ones who stay home.

[Spunky]

I am suspicious of anyone who talks through their teeth. So the answer would be NO!

[Prime Choice]

No way am I voting for McVain.

Not going to give another RINO another pass.

[TheSpottedOwl]

No way on earth.

[NautiNurse]

Some on the morning talk shows suggested that McCain is the natural successor to Bush

Who suggested McCain as a natural successor to Bush? We need to know the source of this foolish notion.

The GOP can not plausibly offer McCain as the next candidate. Giuilani stands a much better chance for success than McCain.

[pgkdan]

I will not support him in the Primaries and I'll never trust him. But if the race comes down to McCain vs Hillary I'd have to vote for him.

[hershey]

No.

[Warriormom]

Did it help Harriett Miers?

However, if the choice was Hillary or anyone else, I'd vote for anyone else.

[freeangel]

Not going to happen for me!

[deport]

Pure speculation at this stage... But I don't think President Bush will endorse anyone during the primary season since it appears no one for the administration top level appears to be in the running. After the convention he'll endorse and support the nominee, imo.

[Hot Tabasco]

My question is: if Bush endorses McCain will you think aboout voting for him?

Absolutely not! Not in the primary and not in the presidential elec. Should McCain end up as the presidential candidate and lose to the dems then the GOP have no one to blame but themselves. I will throw my vote away to the libertarian party......

[Grendel9]

NO to McCain! He's too willing (sometimes
eager)to side with Kerry and Kennedy.

Bush, hopefully, will give his nod to the
man from Virginia, George Allen. Guiliani
might be the hope of NY, but a mayor won't
get the rest of the nation's vote. Allen's
been a governor, so experience comes to the
fore.

As for the slime-tossing campaigns, cite
one candidate, Dem OR Rep whose personal
life can stand too close scrutiny!