[rabscuttle385]

“We have to understand that maybe a candidate that can win in one part of our country, like the South, may not be able to get elected in Pennsylvania,” he said.

In other words, "old Yellow Stain" thinks Toomey can't beat Specter! What a bastard!

[xcamel]

“STFU, John. You’ve cost us quite enough already”

[rabscuttle385]

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[Buck W.]

“In other words, “old Yellow Stain” thinks Toomey can’t beat Specter! “

In a general election, he may not.
Toomey is great, but Specter will not be an easy opponent in PA.

[Fred]

Spincter will not be running against Toomey, it is going to be the governor (Obama cannot win PA because he is black) Ed Rendell.

[goodwithagun]

McCain didn’t loose because enough conservatives didn’t vote. He lost because enough conservatives didn’t vote for him.

[Yankee]

I have a great idea. Lets look to our biggest loser for guidance.

Yeah, that’s the ticket!

[tuckrdout]

I don’t think the Republican party should be taking advice from McCain. I have never seen such a poorly run campaign in my lifetime! He was a mess! He needs to be LISTENING instead of giving advice!

His time in the Senate needs to be over. Arizonans, time to pick a new Republican Senator.

[4Speed]

John McPowell

how soon McCain forgets WHY he lost. He’d better worry about still being a Senator after the 2010 election in Arizona.

[PLKIng]

In other words, the Republicans should be demoncrat lite on social issues. Yeah, that is a winning strategy. A third party is coming for conservatives and coming fast.

[tuckrdout]

The Dems are working hard to get the Republican party in a shambles. They want us to split, so that they can continue to rule. The Dems know that their time is short and they will use all they can to solidify their power hold.

We can not let them. We must be strong, and beat them; or we will all be in ‘reeducation camps’ in 4 years. This is not a joke. We have to unify and defeat these dems. We must, it is our duty to this nation. Defend and protect the constitution. To do that, we MUST beat the dems. Not with more liberals....but also, we must STAY in the party; and speak up on the issues.

[BenLurkin]

So the one party rule will be the party of depravity?

Why would anyone vote for that who doesn’t want it?

[Hans]

Will these old, old men never move aside.
The Republican party is hugely top heavy with
old sick men.

[montyspython]

Since when was McCain relevant?

[edcoil]

I just received an invitation to join Sen McCain and Meg for a meet and greet in OC, California.

Meg is looking to run for Governor next year.

[Dr. Thorne]

No one should be surprised when you get s*** from an a******.

[Vigilanteman]

Dear Senator McStain:

We thought you had learned something when you chose Sarah Palin to complete your ticket.

We thought you actually got smart when you went elsewhere and sent her to campaign for her in southwest Pennsylvania and we were one of the precious few areas of the country which actually gave you better margins of victory than we gave to G.W. Bush in 2004.

However, it is painfully apparent that you've learned nothing. So concentrate on winning your own damn primary (if you must run for re-election) and stop giving advice to us here on the ground in Pennsylvania.

[beethovenfan]

Who would vote for a phony Democrat when you can vote for a real one (many times)?

[ex-snook]

Q. Why doesn’t GOP leadership reach out to conservative Democrats rather than liberal moderates?

A. Because liberal moderates also believe in ‘common principles’ like exporting factories, jobs and dollars.

[longtermmemmory]

follow the money.

how many homosexual advocates or advocate groups have given to McCain’s country first pac? How many gave mccain money in exchange for him using his daughter and campaign manager to endorse homosexuals’ lifestyle choice?

McCain wants money. the end.

[Cicero]

Asked if being inclusive meant welcoming candidates and voters who support abortion rights or gay marriage, McCain said: “It means that we can have people in our party who do not have the same views on specific issues, as long as we share common principles.”

John, would you mind explaining what you mean by "principles," since you seem to think it's OK to compromise on absolutely everything?