[PBRSTREETGANG]

And if I hold my nose and vote for McCain, who are the “Republican” candidates that are put up because they’re “electable” in 2012? Lieberman and Bloomberg?

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

Since many conservatives say they won’t vote for John McCain, and some say they’ll even vote for Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, it might be worth looking at some of the people whose power and influence will be far more potent as a result of such pettiness. To wit:

–George Soros. A multi-billionaire with megalomaniacal ambitions. Financier of some of the most virulent lunatic-left organizations in the country. Just revealed as the chief funder of a recently debunked “study” by the British medical journal, Lancet, which claimed 650,000 Iraqis had been killed as a result of the war–ten times the actual number.

John McCain Gets Soros Cash - http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1360852/posts

[bilhosty]

I support McCain but will not vote for him. I live in georgia which will not be competitive. If it were competetive I would vote for him. I hope freepers in swing states do vote for him and let us do the protests. Maybe he can earn our support but surrendering to Mexico is not an option.

[Daveinyork]

Why should we vote for a party that spits on us, and then, when it realizes it needs us, condescends to patronize us?

[Protego]

Soros has contributed big time to McCain. Not a good argument.

[goldstategop]

I'm ready. Four years of leftist rule should reinvigorate conservatives. The Democrats are bound to overreach. Its bad but better than a generation under them.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Mr. Jazzy]

Sorry pookie. No vote for McCain here.

I’ve said it before and I’ll continue to say it:

I’d rather be shot at by the enemy I face than shot in the back by our own “leader”.

[tumblindice]

You can add the name `John McCain’ to your “A-List”, Arnold.

[Liberty Valance]

Hey, I'm not worried, we just sent in our best 1st Amendment ignoring, open borders punter.

[napscoordinator]

Pookie18,
I normally am on your side, but not this time. We will just have to agree to disagree.
Sincerely,
NAPS

[The Duke]

There may be other reasons for conservatives to let the Democrats take the reins. Maybe it's for the better long-term good if they inherit the economy and then get totally swept from power in four short years(?)

We're rapidly devolving into a third world country - so maybe there's not that much to win.

[sitetest]

I figure most or all of this will happen WITH a McCain presidency.

And, the Republican Party will be further degraded as a vehicle for actual conservatism for years to come, as well.

[Landru]

Herrrrrrrrrre it comes, children: *FEAR*

Now I ask, which name on the dolt's list hasn't enjoyed all manner of exposure *and* influence over the past 8 years, as it is?
I mean it'd be damned difficult seeing any more of those morons.
Unbelievable, pathetic, desperate *and* sickeningly predictable.

Hey fear's worked GREAT past decade selling soap to politics, unfortunately for the shills who dreamt this tack up the Liberal-Socialist-Communists have been using the shtick for decades. Hardly *original*.

Be that as it may never in a million years would I have guessed the party of "logic" would mimic the leftist scumbags; never-mind, attempting to use it against their own. Chutzpah too hits an all new low with this ploy.

Poor desperate shameless cake eating imbeciles, devoid of any semblance of principle, character, are right now redefining cannibalism!!

Apparently unbeknownst to Koolaid slurping idiots a softer, gentler cannibalism remains cannibalism, nonetheless. A classic textbook case of putting lipstick on the pig would be awfully hard to find.

HA!

I've a *message* for the establishment GOP brain-bugs responsible for the self inflicted & quite possibly life threatening wound we're now having to deal with, as well as the imps, harpies & trolls suddenly popping-up to push the nuttiest of poseurs ever upon the party faithful.

... (_X_)

[Types_with_Fist]

Forgive me if I’m wrong, but isn’t there another thread about McCain getting money from Soros as well? If so, sounds like he has influence with the GOP too. I’m doing as the Founders intended and voting my conscience and convictions. That means no vote for the Dems and the GOP.

[OB1kNOb]

It’s articles like this that reinforce the moonbat democrats argument that all the GOP party has to sell voters on this election is “fear”. The GOP has really scraped the bottom of the barrel this election.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

McCain is one of them. He’s in the club with Soros.

[davidosborne]

JUST SAY NO - To John McCain PART II (How the left will destroy John McCain..... MUST READ)

ONE reason I might actually vote for the HildaBEAST is that I would rather we lose the WhiteHouse by a HUGE margin, than lose it narrowly.. <— If we all rally behind John McCain we will be PUSHING our party further and further to the LEFT... and that is UNACCEPTABLE IMHO..

[Tribune7]

Good points.

[RockyMtnMan]

The logic is simple, McCain is a Dem just like Hillary/Obama. If the DNC wins then the Republicans in congress will fight but if McCain wins they’ll go along with every hair brained idea he comes up with. I believe Ann Coulter shares the same position and I suspect she has significantly more insider knowledge than I do.

I personally would like to have a third party option at this point (I would vote for Paul over McCain). This “your throwing away you vote” crap won’t work with two Democrats up for POTUS. McCain will push for amnesty and global warming legislation and likely get what he wants. Hillary/Obama would likely get shutdown in the legislature.

Grid lock is our best hope at this point.

[KC_Conspirator]

Oh yes, I am well aware of the new leftist fascists coming to town if Sen. Klinton wins. And you thought the 90’s were bad?