John McCain Sucks

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue. I would expect his supreme court choices to be moderate.

Incidentally, Obama voted "present" on key abortion bills when he was in the Illinois legislature.

[Peikko 1,575]

I'd join those who are skeptical that if nominated, Barack is a certainty to enter the WH. McCain is not that unpalletable and Barack does turn people off and more so those who don't belong on the far left.

I should say Barack is not appealing to everyone and more so those who don't belong on the far left.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue.

Clearly, you haven't looked at Sen McCain's record on the issue.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue.

Clearly, you haven't looked at Sen McCain's record on the issue.

I have, but like I say - I don't see him making it a litmus test

I have to say on abortion, the only candidate I believe properly represents my beliefs is HRC. Obama's "present" votes make him lose out on this issue.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue.

Clearly, you haven't looked at Sen McCain's record on the issue.

I have, but like I say - I don't see him making it a litmus test

It ain't November yet, is it?

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue.

Clearly, you haven't looked at Sen McCain's record on the issue.

I have, but like I say - I don't see him making it a litmus test

It ain't November yet, is it?

Nope. But we will see - it will be one of the issues I look at before deciding how to vote for sure.

Though you are adamantly opposed to illegal immigration - I'm sure you know how difficult it is to be a one issue voter

[kaydee457 13]

It's a shame. If it were not for his stance on the war, his age, core policies, flip-flopping to attract conservatives, and some of his conservative positions... I would consider voting for him. For now, he'll just have to settle with my respect and attentiveness to his POVs. We need a third party. I'll place a bet with anyone that John McCain will be dead before the end of his first term. Yeah, I wrote it...

Fortunately for the rest of us, what you think, in the totality of all that's life, very few really care what you think!

I mean it's not that there's a posse of reporters following you around to get your opinion, eh?

Yeah, I wrote it...

Edited April 12, 2008 by kaydee457

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I'm not sure John McCain would do that - he's not exactly a fundie whose made abortion some key issue.

Clearly, you haven't looked at Sen McCain's record on the issue.

I have, but like I say - I don't see him making it a litmus test

It ain't November yet, is it?

Nope. But we will see - it will be one of the issues I look at before deciding how to vote for sure.

Though you are adamantly opposed to illegal immigration - I'm sure you know how difficult it is to be a one issue voter

Well, there's no choice this election in regards to illegal immigration - at least not for the presidential election. None of the candidates represents me on that one - they are all in favor of amnesty. So, unfortunately, it's a moot point when making a decision this year when it comes to picking a President. Gotta put some counterweight into Congress, then. There are folks for Congress running on a platform in regards to illegal immigration that I can live with.

Edited April 12, 2008 by Mr. Big Dog

[panamania79 2]

The Republicans have a slim to none chance of winning back the WH this November, and they can all thank that yahoo who's in office right now for that.

[panamania79 2]

It's a shame. If it were not for his stance on the war, his age, core policies, flip-flopping to attract conservatives, and some of his conservative positions... I would consider voting for him. For now, he'll just have to settle with my respect and attentiveness to his POVs. We need a third party. I'll place a bet with anyone that John McCain will be dead before the end of his first term. Yeah, I wrote it...

Fortunately for the rest of us, what you think, in the totality of all that's life, very few really care what you think!

I mean it's not that there's a posse of reporters following you around to get your opinion, eh?

Yeah, I wrote it...

[Sheriff Uling 3]

It's a shame. If it were not for his stance on the war, his age, core policies, flip-flopping to attract conservatives, and some of his conservative positions... I would consider voting for him. For now, he'll just have to settle with my respect and attentiveness to his POVs. We need a third party. I'll place a bet with anyone that John McCain will be dead before the end of his first term. Yeah, I wrote it...

Fortunately for the rest of us, what you think, in the totality of all that's life, very few really care what you think!

I mean it's not that there's a posse of reporters following you around to get your opinion, eh?

Yeah, I wrote it...

How do you know who's following me around and/or where my opinions have been posted. Prove it! By the by, he still sucks...

Yeah, I wrote it...

Edited April 30, 2008 by Sheriff Uling

[almaty 19]

sheriff...you are indeed right thinking

[SaadBell 0]

Save your energy, you are going to need it for this bumpy ride to the white house. I so hope it will be Obama, but at this stage, any viable democrat is looking good. I can’t take another 4 years of the same thing, need a little rest, from all the mess we are in. Did anyone see Justice Scalia on 60 minutes; I was taken a little aback by some of his answers to questions.

[Sister Fracas 5]

I think it's funny how Hillary fans and McCain fans are new best friends..... let's see how long THAT lasts...