[meandog]

"Read My Lips!" Bushbot FReepers, "UNFAIR!"

[Travis McGee]

Naturally, elitist open border RINOs like Bush and Sons see no problem with Benedict Arnold McShamnesty.

This is the man John McCain chose to be his "Hispanic Outreach Director." Hernandez is a certified traitor. Born in Dallas, he decided as an adult to become a dual-national Mexican citizen. His last "real" job was serving on 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 new 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 McCain was asked about this choice, and he 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, where it says the federal government MUST protect the states from invasion, and I can only conclude one thing: John McCain is our new Benedict Arnold.

"In his own words: McCain’s radical Hispanic outreach director Juan Hernandez on youtube"

http://michellemalkin.com/2008/01/27/in-his-own-words-mccains-hispanic-outreach-director-preaches-open-borders/

[No Dems 2004]

Former President Bush is right. The attacks on Senator McCain are unfair. He’s not a liberal, as has been so unfairly portrayed by some disgruntled people on the right.

[dragnet2]

Former President George H.W. Bush: Read my lips, McCain is a conservative.

[j_k_l]

If Bush thinks the criticism is unfair, just wait until he sees the electoral map on election night.

[mad_as_he$$]

Yup that changed my mind. /s

[Perchant]

They can’t challenge the critics on the substance of the criticisms. This is why no McCain backers even show up in threads like this one anymore. They realize that they will be put on the spot and will have nothing substantive with which to defend McCain.

[M203M4]

He's got a ... sound conservative record but he's not above reaching out to the other side," he said.

Reaching out across to the other side is fine and dandy - when the other side also happens to be on the right side, or when you think you can draw them to the right side (for up to and including the rhetorical bowl of soup). Screwing over the right side by giving the wrong side 50%+ of what they want is the wrong kind of bipartisanship. History is clear - when it comes to politics, "consensus" is a dirty word.

[exit82]

Utterly amazing.

Isn’t there a plane somewhere that he needs to parachute out of?

I love the criticism of people like me who refuse to acknowledge McKook as a Republican or a conservative.

I wish he would have found his big mouth when his son was under incessant attack by the Dems or when Bill Clinton was getting tried in the Senate for lying to a Federal judge.

Nope, wouldn’t be prudent.

Poppa Bush—consistently out of touch since 1992.

[Vaquero]

McCain IS Bob Dole....

[muawiyah]

"W"'s dad is nuts. McCain is far from "moderate" when it comes to immigration. He's actually a terrorist ~ and an exceedingly bigoted one at that.

The man doesn't want any law in the way of the bandits, cutthroats, cheats, thieves, narcotrafficantes and others coming up here and killing people, stealing stuff and making a general mess out of this civilization.

All we ask is for a regularlization of immigration through the use of law, and fairness. No one nation should get a monopoly on all the possible immigration slots.

[Girlene]

"So I hear these criticisms and Barbara knows I get a little bit annoyed about them frankly," he said, calling them "absurd."

So let me get this straight. Pres. Bush (41) is ANNOYED with conservatives. He finds our criticisms ABSURD. McCain thinks we should CALM DOWN. It's fine for Pres. Bush to endorse McCain as the presumed candidate for the Republican party. But indicating he is annoyed with conservative concerns or mistrust of McCain's idealogy is belittling. He didn't help McCain's cause with conservatives. I guess that wasn't his purpose. It only serves to further seperate/alienate the Conservative segment of the Republican Party. Problem is, they are the most passionate and motivated to getting out the vote.

[Dante3]

Unfair? Nonsense. McCain is disgusting, the worst candidate that has been forced on us one way or another. He might not be the Manchurian Candidate but he sure would be a disaster for this country - amnesty, CFR, sleaze again in the White House, possibility of him unraveling mentally, favoring terrorists, etc.

[gidget7]

UNFAIR, my butt! Respect, conservative credentials, etc, are EARNED, no awarded simply because you happen to get the RNC nod for candidacy! McCain has not earned any of those things. He has earned respect and thanks for his service, but that does not translate to support of his candidacy, nor does it translate to his being qualified to run as a conservative.

We need a “If you support___________, you might be a Republican, but you are not a Conservative” list.

[Brian S. Fitzgerald]

Remember all those old political cartoons showing Bush “Sr.” carrying a purse?

[Kimberly GG]

“So I hear these criticisms and Barbara knows I get a little bit annoyed about them frankly,” he said”

Frankly I’m more than a little annoyed with the Bush Family doing anything it takes, including joining with the Dims, to push ahead with AMNESTY, while REFUSING to secure our borders. So when we lose the WOT in our own backyards Mr. Bush, you’re going to see a whole lot a people more than just a little bit annoyed.

[Post-Neolithic]

This coming from the man that gave us 2 terms of Clinton.

[mtrott]

At the endorsement event today, it was a a bit disconcerting to see McCain and GHWB dodder up onto the stage there. It kind of resembled something you might see in a retirement home. Is that the image the GOP is going for? I just don’t see how this is going to energize all these independents and democrats.

[Rum Tum Tugger]

After Shamnesty revealed exactly who Dubya and the GOP leaders were, I swore that I would never again vote for a Bush or anyone a Bushie supported.

Now that the Bushies are lining up for McCain, I've got even more reasons not to vote for him.

[Lijahsbubbe]

I get a little bit annoyed about them frankly,"

Egad, they really are the ruling elite.