[Dante3]

McCain does not deserve our vote, only our contempt. How can anyone who is concerned about the future of this country support McCain with his extreme left amnesty votes that includes voting against the Cornyn amendment - he wants terrorists admitted to US and he wants massive amnesty and perks for illegal aliens. He has too much baggage - adultery, sleazy scandals, some not yet revealed as indicated by NYT's coverup..

He has no credibility. His lies have been too numerous, blatant, and vicious. His behavior and his appearance hint at signs of dementia, steroid use, and/or sociopathic personality.

[AmericanMade1776]

McCain may deserve our contempt, but not our troops. I would never put our troops with a commander-in-chief named Hillary or Hussein Obama.

[rodeo-mamma]

Well, did you hear, Hillary Clinton is already on the attack on John McCain today. It’s no accident that she waited until he secured the nomination. She was talking about how John said he knows nothing about the economy. I want to scream!!! I am so ticked, we are going to be forced to vote for John, and lose anyways. It’s over. It’s like living in Germany, there was no way to stop Hitler from taking over, he was too evil and too many enabled him, though some poor souls tried to stop it, they were powerless, that’s how I feel.

[Adiemus]

He has no credibility. His lies have been too numerous, blatant, and vicious. His behavior and his appearance hint at signs of dementia, steroid use, and/or sociopathic personality.

Agreed, I will never vote for this scoundrel. No.

And to those who say that not voting for McCain is handing the POTUS to Hitlary, then so be it. The Republican party has been hijacked by socialist moles, and we let it happen.

[Gaffer]

Dante3, I'm with you. Our mettle (including our soldiers') is tested by fire and battle (particularly, our soldiers). I don't worry about our soldiers - best equipped, best trained, and best attitude in the world, bar none. They won't be abandoned in the midst of battle no matter who is President - it just won't happen. However, I do worry about appeasers and those who see conciliation for our 'country's sake'.

Perhaps, it's time that we here at home, all of us, have our 'mettle' tested with respect to principles. I won't vote for a Democrat in Republican clothing (or perfunctory conservative words when his heart does not agree).

I'm just gonna sit the next one out. Not gonna vote for McCain, not gonna vote for Obama (probably the Dem nominee), and I'm gonna let the US at large see the folly of what they have wrought. Maybe we'll all learn something for 2012.