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1. You don't know that McCain would not have appointed liberal justices - it's just speculation on your part. If you research the recent history of the Supreme Court, you will find that many of the most liberal justices were appointed by so-called moderate Republican Presidents.

2. It is silly demagoguery to blame conservatives for McCain's loss to Obama. He lost the race when he went back to Washington and voted for TARP.

3. Finally, as bad as McCain was, he was no where near as bad as Romney. McCain often crossed the aisle, but at least he had to make the trip. Romney is squarely seated on the other side of the aisle - and the far left side at that.

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Finally, as bad as McCain was, he was no where near as bad as Romney. McCain often crossed the aisle, but at least he had to make the trip. Romney is squarely seated on the other side of the aisle - and the far left side at that.

McCain was nowhere near as bad as Romney? I have now heard it all. You cannot vote for Romney, okay, but don't now pretend that McCain was ANYWHERE close to being on the right side of the aisle. You place McCain in the SAME Governorship of the SAME state with the SAME legislature makeup that existed (In 2003-2004: House - 136D 23R 1Other, Senate - 34D 6R.....In 2005-2006: House - 138D 21R 1Other, Senate - 33D 7R) and my speculation says that McCain would have signed the EXACT same legislation.