“McCain will be better
He won’t try to bull through as bad an amnesty as Barack Obama who clearly identifies (and lived in) the third world. Obama is barely even an American but McCain is. There are lots of “racist” liberals out there who will vote McCain in the voting booth
Vote McCain-— we can shame him and pressure him”
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I SO want to believe that, dennisw. Just thinking out loud here, no argument. But we’ve never been able to shame him or pressure him into anything else, even a strong recall campaign in Arizona. I just don’t trust him. I think we’d influence Obama more. He’d want to get elected again. McCain won’t. What’s he got to lose?
This statement bothers me most as it points to McCain’s lack of identity with his home as well.
“I could imagine, with a little envy, what it must have been like for the McCains who came before me to be so connected to one place; to be part of a community”
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2017667/posts
McCain is halfways an old dreamer at this point but still much better than Obama. Just imagine Democrats controlling Congress and the White House and you will gladly vote for the adult here, John McCain