[jocon307]

I haven't posted anything in a long time, but I thought this article had a witty take on things.

Best line (although it pertains to the last election): Only Democrats could nominate a guy who rode to fame as an anti-military activist and be shocked when his fellow vets speak out against him.

[Travis McGee]

Don't listen to McCain's politically motivated promises of the moment: observe his actions. This is the man John McCain chose to be his "Hispanic Outreach Director." Hernandez is a verified traitor. Born in Dallas he decided as an adult to become a dual-national Mexican citizen. His last "real" job was serving in Mexican President Vicente Fox's cabinet as his "American Reconquista Director." After that gig ran out, he worked (sic) for George Soros funded internationalist foundations, like the one that published his book.

The "New American Pioneers" proclaimed in his book are the illegal alien invaders he urges to become settlers in the USA. Hernandez believes all Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the USA should become dual citizens and consider themselves Mexicans first, "to the 8th generation." He believes there should be no border at all between Mexico and the USA, ever.

And this is the man McCain chose for his "Hispanic Outreach Director." In the past week he was asked about this choice, and McCain said he chose Hernandez because he agrees with his positions. If so, McCain is supporting invasion and reconquista.

Then I read our Constitution, Article 4 Section 4, and I can only conclude one thing: Juan McShamnesty is our new Benedict Arnold.

[xjcsa]

Limbaugh, and maybe Ralph Nader, must be the only ones who believe there are seriously no differences between the Democrats and McCain.

I wouldn't go that far, but I'm still not voting for McCain. If there's going to be an anti-conservative president, I'd rather it be a democrat so we can at least have an honest fight.

[PalmettoMason]

IF I were to vote for McCain, I lie about it too, Tina Fey.

However, in my case, lying will not be necessary.

[econjack]

McCain represents the best chance conservatism has this year. Let's disband our circular firing squad.

I think it's too early to disband the firing squad. McCain has to be made aware that a lot of people are not happy with his fight against tax cuts and cozying up to the likes of Ted Kennedy. His voting record is almost pure RINO and he is going to have to convince people that he will support the fundamental GOP positions because his voting record shows some rather gaping holes in it. True, he has "reached across the isle" to work with the opposition, but what I don't see is that gesture being reciprocated by the left. I don't want him supporting the liberal ideals like he has in the past unless there is a HUGE payout for what I believe in. Right now, I simply don't trust McCain enough to feel that way.

[Leisler]

"How can that be? No one I know voted for Nixon!"
Pauline Kael, 1972.

[DManA]

If anyone was listening, that is EXACTLY what Coulter said:

"If I believe the country will suffer with either Hillary, Obama or McCain, I would just as soon the Democrats take the hit . . . rather than a Republican causing the debacle."

And I keep hearing that little weasel word "IF" in everything Rush says.

[Marathoner 244]

“Only Democrats could nominate a guy who rode to fame as an anti-military activist and be shocked when his fellow vets speak out against him.”

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They also nominated the draft dodging Clinton twice!

[KC_Conspirator]

Limbaugh told the Washington Post's Howard Kurtz last weekend that if McCain is his party's nominee, he would rather Democrats retake the White House: "If I believe the country will suffer with either Hillary, Obama or McCain, I would just as soon the Democrats take the hit . . . rather than a Republican causing the debacle."

Limbaugh said that? What an effing idiot!

You dont win by losing.

[WesternPacific]

Limbaugh, and maybe Ralph Nader, must be the only ones who believe there are seriously no differences between the Democrats and McCain.

Kyle Smith needs to come out of his hole and read FreeRepublic and he would see he is foolishly mistaken.

[nickcarraway]

Conservatives are one Justice away from completing the tantalizing half-century project to get the Supreme Court to stop using the Constitution as an Etch-a-Sketch for their ideas about right and wrong.

And McCain is likely to nominate that person, even though anyone remotely close to such a candidate would strike down McCain's signature legislation?