[Morgan in Denver]

That too. You won’t get an argument from me on this one. The one thing McCain has going for him is he would not be as bad for America as either Obama or Hillary would be.

[kabar]

Except on the issue of amnesty, which will destroy this country with a stroke of a pen. Other than that Mrs. Lincloln, how did you enjoy the play?

[rodguy911]

If Hillary loses, as it appears she may, and bama’s wench says no to him as far as picking hillary for VP, she(hillary) may join us in Operation Chaos. And, it may last all the way to Nov.

[maica]

I agree with you, but McCain sure makes it hard to stick with him.

Of course the DNCmedia will be doing their best to turn voters away from him, every day in every way.
Today there is an article about McCain moving away from his pro-life position.

Just a coincidence that ABC decides to put out that story on Mother’s Day? Not on your life!

And it is totally conjectural because the (power) people who supported him during the primaries are socially leftwing. Carly Fiorina, one of his advisors, is probably pro-abortion. I know that Christie Todd Whitman is, And so it goes!

[TomGuy]

The one thing McCain has going for him is he would not be as bad for America as either Obama or Hillary would be.

I would not necessarily agree with that.

Two of his major 'errors in judgment' have been significantly detrimental to the Nation as a whole.

1. His assault on the First Amendment with his Campaign Finance Reform continues. Just recently he continued to advocate outlawing 527s. Thanks the McCain-Feingold, 527s are one of the few vehicles citizens have available to express their political opinions -- legally -- thanks to McCain-Feingold.
   
   
2. His continued assault on the American character with his open borders and support for amnesty for illegals continues. Yes he said we need to secure the borders, but that 'secure the borders' is just political rhetoric. Not that he never identifies how or what; instead, he leaves it up to the local politicians to say their border is secure. In the same breath, McCain still calls for 'comprehensive immigration reform' (that is 'amnesty' for those in Rio Linda).

McCain hasn't changed. He is the same 'reach across the aisle' Dem-wannabe he has been the last decade.

Anyone who votes for McCain and expects a different McCain to occupy the Oval Office need to re-read that definition of 'insanity'.