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I do hope McCain throws us a bone with a good VP which will be crucial given his years.

Exactly the point of my rantings and ravings. I think loud protest at this point is the best tool we have at our disposal to hopefully sway such a selection.

Hopefully GOP leaders who "actually work for the GOP and not the DNC" are looking at their dry coffers about now thinking "Oh JEEZ..."

The Veep choice here is going to be the significant motivating factor in compelling any conservative to support, donate to or vote for McCain. At this point I'm still sending empty envelopes back with "NADA" and such written on the donation letters.

And regardless of the results, it's going to be a very difficult thing to get people to part with their principles when it comes to McCain. He's GOT to make the right choice here.

Only stupefying arrogance would make him ignore what's at stake. At some level, he's got to realize the middle and left will drop him when it comes down to the actual vote.

Exactly the point of my rantings and ravings. I think loud protest at this point is the best tool we have at our disposal to hopefully sway such a selection. you know....that's a good point. That's the best case I've ever seen against supporting mcCain this early

I sure hope so Bob.

I started out hoping Tanc or Dunc could pull out a rabbit.

Then gave Fred large only to be stunned by his start.

Then even ponied up 500 to Romney.

Now?

we’ll support McCain but my enthusiasm and angle of wallet opening will be very dependent on his VP choice and his utterances...which are mixed so far

his strong suit is his war guts, war attitude and enthusiasm ...if the latter is on the right things...i do figure him to make decent SCOTUS appointments

but like others pointed out, when he gets angry and PC like the Cunningham incident, it leaves me cold