Dear Freepers: It is Time to Support John McCain

June 5 2008 | jveritas

[Lancey Howard]

Rush said yesterday that it might take the Republicans a big loss to finally get their heads out of their behinds.

[eyedigress]

Reagan was my CIC and I could’nt have been more fortunate. The nation has changed and thats hard to agree with. The alternative is disastrous. It’s a free Country.

[Neil E. Wright]

Never happen. The SCUMBAG Juan McAmnasty (that arrogant PRICK) will NOT get my vote. EVER!

Have a nice day.

[mnehring]

It won't rebound because Obama or McCain is the head, even the slowdown is already rebounding. Just like 92, the economy was rebounding six months before the election but Bush was still blamed for the so called poor economy and Clintoon was given credit for the rebound even if it rebounded before he was elected.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Every conservative who vows never to vote for Mccain is helping to ensure that a pro-terrorist Marxist who is demonstrably insane will be POTUS.

Don't be discouraged. Obama's candidacy is the best thing that has ever happened to this nation. Finally, a Democrat in its true socialist colors. People will decide whether they are ready for socialism, and people like me will be on the opposing side ready to fight and die for the principles that this nation was founded upon.

[jveritas]

That is very true.

[padre35]

Win in Iraq...that is the matter at hand, or lose and do nothing while the Obamao takes a Victory lap while America is loses the war.

So our men and woman can be shot, and blown up, and suffer all of the other difficulties in Iraq, but heaven forbid “we” vote for the one man who can win the Presidency, and wants to win in Iraq.

The other stuff is B$ Ingtar, we cannot afford to lose.

[SledgeCS]

So our choices are down to a socialist or a democrat, I am going to have to pass on both.

[EternalVigilance]

Dear Freepers: It is Time to Support John McCain

In a pig's eye.

[mnehring]

I believe his lifetime was 83%, the last several years he has been in the 60s.

[MtnClimber]

I will try, but .... caugh...caugh... I have a big knife in my back.

[Ingtar]

That 2006 was about Conservatives staying home is one of the greatest fallacies foisted on the American public. The true difference in 2006 was that many of those that came over from the Democrat Party under Reagan looked at the two parties and saw no difference. They went back to the candidates that they expected to fail, not the ones that over promised and under delivered.

By the time the election came around, the entire Republican Party was considered corrupt. I don't expect much difference this time as the Party has done nothing to bring them back.

[Grunthor]

“Dear Freepers: It is Time to Support John McCain”

Ah Lucy, I see you have your football again.

[Current Occupant]

No way, I really think we need a mini-revolution to stop the big gov’t crap that’s going on. Evil is evil and I won’t vote for evil.

[Hildy]

There’s no way you can ever convince me that our country will be better off with four years of Obama. Just can’t. We’ll never recover...If there’s anything left of it. There are those who believe we are in end times anyway. All of this is prophesized...so, maybe it doesn’t matter. If Obama does win, I will 100% believe we are in end days.

[processing please hold]

The country's going down either way. But those don't have to be my fingerprints on the gun.

I agree, and I like the way you worded it.

[NewJerseyJoe]

> it might take the Republicans a big loss to finally get their heads out of their behinds

Very true... I've been saying that for a long time. Anyone remember the Star Trek:TNG episode where Q threw the Enterprise-D across the galaxy -- and "introduced" the Federation to the Borg? After the ordeal, Capt. Picard said, "Maybe what we needed was a good kick in our complacency." That's what the GOP needs now.

(All right, all right, it's not a perfect analogy. Best I could come up with on short notice.)

[oldvike]

LMAO! Hell no.

[FortWorthPatriot]

There is no such thing as a "perfect" candidate. There never will be. McCain is not perfect, and no, I do not agree with alot of the things he has said and done. But I'd rather have a RINO as Commander-in-Chief than a brazen, unashamed Socialist hellbent on destroying my country.

With the Obamanation in the Oval Office we are guaranteed to watch our Republic crumble into a socialist hell hole, especially when he is supported by an eager Democrat congress and worshipping media. He has said straight out that he plans to "change" this country. What do you think he means by that?

Can you explain to me why you are so damn eager to put him in power?

[I Drive Too Fast]

In the end, the Democrats will forgive Barry, even Hillary’s old shrews, and vote for Barry.

Not my aunt. She is a life-long democrat that will definitely vote for McCain and never vote for Obama. She was a Hillary supporter and has told us who she is going to vote for.