Posted on 03/04/2008 2:32:23 PM PST by tcrlaf
Hey Chris, listen to "Here's a Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares"
Agree totally. He was the only real chance to win in the general.
Nothing at all has changed tonight because we still have McCain.
Having to listen to 8 months of what McCain needs to do will be a total waste of my time. He could do everything everyone wants him to do, and he still will not be able to deliver the victory. You can’t win elections if you cannot speak effectively. Not in this day and age.
See I picked Romney because he’s NOT McCain.
The idea being compare your emotion over the overwhelming, about-to-make-you-pass-out joy you feel tonight knowing McCain has clinched the nomination. Compare this to how you’d feel if it was Romney securing the nomination.
This assumes the joy would be even greater and more glorious joy for a Romney nomination than we all are obviously feeling over the McCain win.
But I could be wrong but I, for one, would have no doubt a vibrant and optimistic Romney could beat the cackling Hillary or even the ever hopeful dope full knows as Obama. Which is not to say Romney was the best coming down the pike, I like every other heartbroken conservative was a Fred Thompson babe.
Whereas the joyful, gleeful inspirational bundle of joy known as John McCain with the fine even temper has me convinced he can’t win.
I just wish it were Romney clinching that nomination tonight. I’d really be proud of the Republican nominee, proud and confident.
As it is I’m managing to contain my joy about McCain though it ain’t easy.
BREAKING NEWS
Michelle Obama is no longer proud of her country- again.
“But 2-3 weeks ago she was up big in both. So who really had the “comeback?”
The media gets to say. It’s all about expectations. The expectation was a close Clinton win in Ohio...(turns out to be 17%) and a close Obama win in Texas (She’ll win Texas)
The story as you see, if your watching, is the Comeback Kid Clinton, stopping Obamas momentum, the unviable candidate who can’t win the big states.
Hey, I said I thought he’d stay healthy.
I think he’s a totally lackluster candidate and makes Dole look like a hilarious circus clown.
If I’m reading the SOS correctly in Harris County (Houston), where Obama is leading they have only counted 297 precincts out of 897.. In Dallas, where Obama is expected to do well and is leading they have only counted 248 out of 695..
Anyone from TX watching this and can give us some insights ?
They CAN, but they WON'T.
This election is going to be decided in the middle. And of these three candidates, the only one who can be said to be in the middle is McCain.
Obama is so far left he is coming around on the right. Hillary is just unlikeable. She grinds on people. Her voice is like that of some ugly old school marm or an angry Mother-in-Law. Men will not vote for her. Men will crawl over miles of broken glass just to make sure they will never hear that grinding holier than thou vioce of hers again.
Hell, I can't stand McCain, but I suspect that by November, I'll be ready to "pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure" that Hillary Clinton never takes the Oath of Office for the Presidency of the United States.
I don’t understand this at all but we got a couple of evident Obama freaks that keep insisting that Hillary has won nothing.
I’m thinking like you...she won, right? How is this a bad thing for her?
But I’m unfamiliar with those election rules.
Anyone who doesn't read every post, and comes across this one, knows who you mean although you don't use his name.
And that's a real problem. We all recognize him just by your description. :(
He’s right. The pro-abort women will flock to Hillary.
For us men, Hillary is like our mother-in-law. no way ... but there are more women voters than any other kind. ... she wins.
My final post tonight:
TX 68% reporting - She's still up 55,000. That margin has barely changed over the last 15% of returns received ..
Off to bed
It is the job for a man NOT a woman.
Your entire comment sounds like something a full blown liberal would say.
I will also go one step further and say that the job that Condi Rice has and that Madelline Albright had is NOT the job for a woman either. NOT in the world we live in today, not when we have to deal with so many Muslim countries.
Come on, did she say this?
DAMN.
Fox projecting win for Hillary.
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