Amd because of people like you Obama got elected because you had to teach the GOP a lesson. I hope someone as filled with hate as you are has no children.
I am so tired of hearing the words “filled with hate” every time someone disagrees strongly with a liberal.
A lot of people don’t like McCain and don’t think he tried hard enough to beat Obama, because his heart really wasn’t in it. He’s a RINO who has no problem campaigning against conservatives, but when he’s facing a democrat, he just smiles and agrees with them most of the time.
He was given to us as the party’s candidate by the liberal media and a bunch of left-leaning “independents” in early primary states and we’re angry about that.
But to throw the worst insult a liberal can imagine: “you are filled with hate” in someone’s face is just dumb! It is possible to strongly dislike something, or even to hate it, without being “filled” with hate.
And then to add “the children” to your liberal curse is even more ridiculous. Do you think that anyone that hates socialists is an unfit parent?
You forgot to add something about racism to give him the full, liberal triple-whammy!
As far as accepting Obama and moving forward to 2012:
1) I’ll accept him when I see a birth certificate. A COLB wasn’t good enough to get me in the Navy in 1980 and it isn’t good enough to get the CinC job either.
2) Forget 2012. We need to concentrate on 2010! Take the Congress back and then he can sit in the Oval Office for as long as he wants.
3) We need to fix the primary system. Lock those independents out of the GOP primaries! Let Republicans choose the Republican candidate next time.
OP, you’re in a lost battle here.
McCain ran a crappy campaign (and I say that has one of his supporters long before it was popular to support him). The short love affair with him here is over.
But I agree with your concerns though. I really think McCain over-calculated Sarah Palin, and to some extent so did all of us here at FR because I really believed that despite McCain’s failings, conservatives across the spectrum would have put their differences aside to look to the future of the movement and support Palin. Even Sarah believed this, as you can tell from her state of absolute shock on election night.
And now knowing what I know now, from the VA Webb/Allen race, this election cycle, and such, it will not surprise me one bit if Martin beats Chambliss next Tuesday, in fact it is probable, considering there appears to be a high number of people willing to hang Saxby out to dry for the bailout and gain of 10. Sarah went down there, but if her being VP wasn’t enough for them to support McCain, I doubt she can save Chambliss.