Attn McCain Haters: SHUT Your Stinking TRAP! (Vanity)

skank the sock puppet ^ | 3/30/08 | Cinnamon Girl

[Mr. Silverback]

The bar is being consistently lowered.

Yeah, I remember how much more conservative Eisenhower, Nixon and Ford were than Ronald Reagan. < /sarc>

[JennysCool]

What I am is rational. There are three people who have any chance of being inaugurated as President next January, and only one of them is remotely qualified for the job. In that situation, it’s not about politics, ideology or feelings anymore. It’s like having a choice between FDR, Goofy and Daffy Duck. Easy pick.

Needs to be repeated. There are some folks here who have legitimate gripes against McCain; there are a LOT of trolls left over from 2006 (many of whom derailed Thompson before he even had a chance to get started). JM ain't perfect, but he's not a Professional Socialist, as both Hillary! and Obama demonstrably are.

If we elect McCain, and A REPUBLICAN CONGRESS THAT WILL KEEP AN EYE ON HIM, then we are infinitely better off than we would be with either Dem in the White House.

Just look at what the "all or nothing" idiots (aided and abetted by the agitating trolls) got us in 2006. That is all the evidence any clear-thinking person needs.

[Mr. Silverback]

When you’re supporting a real conservative, let us know, Unspun.

[Mr. Silverback]

Who are you to tell us to abandon our conservative principles?

Though I think this opus sucks, you are not being asked to abandon your conservative principles. See tagline.

[callmejoe]

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[MeekOneGOP]

I don’t hate McCain, but I do think McCain will stab conservatives in the back every chance he gets. The nicest thing about McCain is he is better than the whatever the Democratic alternative is.

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You got that RIGHT !!

[Jay Redhawk]

When you need someone to pull the knife out of your back let me know.

[PerConPat]

A vote for McCain is a vote to convince candidates that conservatives can be taken for granted...

It's very difficult to object to this line of reasoning. And, for me, the question has now moved beyond John McCain. The GOP majority has spoken, and my issue is now with that party. I will certainly work for Conservatives, whatever their party affiliations; but I now increasingly find it difficult to identify with Pub presidential politics. I was independent for many years, and I'm very likely headed there again.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

I really appreciate another thread where I can state that I will never vote for John Sidney McCain III, RINO extraordinaire and hater of all things conservative.

You do, however, rival John Sidney McCain III, conservative-hater-in-chief, as an opponent of free speech.

[Zhang Fei]

I think McCain is a great guy, period. Compared to the two Democratic candidates, he’s a Greek god. And this is just on personal characteristics. Politically, he’s not my cup of tea - he’s too liberal for me. However, compared to the Dems, he’s Barry Goldwater. Bottom line, based on a combination of the following facts - he’s a good guy personally, and the lesser of three evils politically - I will vote for him.

[Mr. Silverback]

I am on the fence concerning McCain. This rotten tripe sure doesn't help.

Then allow me, if I may. Out of the three people who have any chance of being President next January, only one is qualified. That one person is McCain. The other two are chihuahuas.

[Mr. Silverback]

If that doesn’t speak tomes about Sen. McCain, nothing does.

Not really. You caan't discuss Rush limbaugh on this site without some idiot telling you he's been selling out conservatism, or blathering about how Rush is a drug addict and goes to Central America to score with underage whores, blah, blah, blah.

[Jay Redhawk]

We may be doomed. McCain is just far enough to the left that many democrats will vote for him and probably get him elected. The lesson will be that Republicans can win without conservatives. That lesson will probably spread down through the Senate and the House and we will see fewer and fewer conservatives in office.

[Mr. Silverback]

OK, After this election, I would like to see ALL conservatives fight for a GOOD CONSERVATIVE. Work together, start propping him/her up, getting that person’s name out in public. Get that person ready for the next election. We need to AGREE with one and not let DEM’s mess with us again.

And who would that person be?

Pocketa-pocketa-pocketa.

[Big Horn]

I like McCain and think he is a good man.I will vote for him. My greatest fear would be the election of the USA hater Hussein followed by the wicked witch.

[zeller the zealot]

Vanity posts are usually dead weight on a forum such as this. But yours manages to be condescending as well. McCain is simply not a conservative. All your ranting wont change that fact.

[Mr. Silverback]

I couldn’t give a damn who wins this election.

You really think that there won't be a difference in how the war with Al Qaida is handled?

[BigSkyFreeper]

What’s to like about a Republican who is trying to reshape the Republican party into something tantamount to “Democrat Light” and who is trying to help up the guy who basically falls down by his own words and behavior?

McCain is going to have to like me before anyone, even complete strangers, tells me to like him. I don’t have to like him or his policy positions. Afterall, HE is the one trying to earn my vote, not you, nor any other FReeper on this forum.

Personally, I’m not bothered by the fact you don’t intend to engage anyone in your vanity thread, because that’s how you McCainiac’s operate: Stifle debate you don’t agree with.

You think it’s tough now, just wait until the Democrats have their nominee. And don’t bother calling me to help carry John Wayne McCain over the finish line.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

>>I was far from happy when Mccain locked up the nomination , but look at the other choices . Easy pick . Should we vote obama in, or not vote and let him walk in ?<<

Maybe I am foolish, but I am hoping that McCain will do something in the Senate to keep his promise to “secure the border first.” So far, he has been breaking that promise.

Even now, McCain could try to unite the GOP, but so far he has not been interested in doing so.

[Mr. Silverback]

Thanks!