Isn’t McCain one who prefers the praise of his opponents over the cooperation with his own party?
So to me that means that anything he says is subject to disbelief.
Do you implicitly trust him?
I don’t. A lot of other freepers don’t. Conservatives can’t.
“Isn’t McCain one who prefers the praise of his opponents over the cooperation with his own party?”
Huh? You have a quote. he’s a media hound but he’s never said that.
“So to me that means that anything he says is subject to disbelief.”
Why? He may not agree with you or me, but he is an honest man who speaks what he believes.
“Do you implicitly trust him?” - He has a long record both good and bad. I trust, based on his actions that he will both please us and displease us in part. But again, even if he’s a RINO, he’s an honest RINO.
“I don’t. A lot of other freepers don’t. Conservatives can’t.”
Why cant we? Sure we can - we look at his track record and make a conclusion. You ought not talk about conservatives like you own the term. You dont. The vast majority of conservatives will think this through and come to that same conclusion I came to. Despite our differences with McCain, our common ground is great enough and he is distinctly more conservative than Obama his opponent. Thus, the right conservative vote is to vote McCain over Obama. He is also the only candidate qualified to be CinC in this time of war, not a consideration to be taken lightly.