Super Tuesday Math: Far, Far From Over

hughhewitt.townhall.com ^ | 01/30/2008 | Hugh Hewitt

[bmwcyle]

McCain sat there and smirked the whole time. He is such an A$$.

[napscoordinator]

I think he is going to ask his Lindsey so he can “think” he will get the southern vote. Lindsey was so ridiculous during the South Carolina primary. It was almost like he was as excited as a young bride on her wedding night...kinda sick.

[Jeff Head]

I'm with you. I will support Romney now through the primaries as my 3rd choice but as the best hope remaining to: 1st derail McCain if possible, and then 2nd to defeat Hillary or Obama...both of which would be absolute disasters. We know Hillary and the marxism she stands for as well as the corruption. We do not know Obama as well, but his stance and record indicate he is IMHO actually to the left of Hillary.

And then there is the unsettling question about his ties/support/affinity to radical Islam...and not just his father and step-father, but more importantly his 2006 support of candidates in Kenya and his admitted mentor's (his preacher's) affinity towards Louis Farrakhan. In such a time, when we are at war with radical Islam who regularly states their desire and intent to destroy us...fair or not...IMHO we simply cannot risk such ties in any elected official, particularly not the POTUS.

[Sybeck1]

Sadly, I think the Huckadoodles are too anti Morman to see the big picture of allowing John McCain in.

[sasafras]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZBwhqbxHZc&NR=1

[Erik Latranyi]

McCain can never admit he’s wrong about anything...

Here in Pennsylvania, we have Arlen Specter who runs as a conservative moderate every 6 years for re-election and then turns hard left once in office.

McCain, if elected, would absolutely turn left without shame.....especially if he only wants 1 term.

[1Old Pro]

McCain sat there and smirked the whole time. He is such an A$$.

He really deserves a smackdown, perhaps he'll get one when I vote for President Hillary.