[Rob112586]

Why does this not surprise me?

[NoLibZone]

The more Putin talks the better McCain looks.

[DB]

I didn’t vote for Bush in the 2000 primary.

Duh...

Bush is a boyscout compared to McCain.

[Caipirabob]

I like McCain for his willingness to admit he's wrong and work with conservatives!

*BARF*

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

Well, Larry, these are the same conservatives who were a)not going to vote for fricken Al Gore after 8 years of Clinton, and b)give George just a bit of slack for that 9/11 thing.

[Gelato]

Are these the same principled states' rights Republicans who applauded when Congress big-footed its way into Florida's Terri Schiavo case?

Say what?

[verklaring]

They have not understood the difference between supporting and supporting.
1) one can "support" that is, vote for someone.
2) one can "support" that is work for by doing the grunt work at the campaign headquarters, volunteering time, making calls, distributing literature, giving small contributions etc. - all of which conservatives tend to do.

So I hope the DC elites and establishment republicans plan on going door to door, and use their car to take people to the polls.

Bush was sound on national defense and on some of his domestic policy such as taxes. McCain is a step to the left, who will close Gitmo, and give us massive tax increases in the form of carbon taxes.

Bush sought to at least court conservatives, McCain spits on them. I might vote, November is a long way away, for McCain as the lesser of two evils but I am not doing the second item, "work for" him.

[NavVet]

First of all Elder completely mischaracterizes the president’s use of the American military. And to think, I used to listen to this guy before he came out as a cheer leader for amnesty.

Second, Larry, the Republicans that are opposing McClame are the ones that opposed the President’s pandering prescription drug program, and who weren’t happy when the President did a 180 on creating the department of Homeland Security. These are the same Republicans that have had 8 years to see what happens when you elect someone who gives lip service to being a conservative, but then governs like a “moderate democrat”.

[ARE SOLE]

Elder has made a career of “... stay in shcool, don’t have kids until you are married, get an education ...”

Who could argue with that? Not me. Elder is a mile wide and an inch deep. For years he has advocated any willing employee (from anywhere on earth) matched up with any willing US. employer at any mutually agreed on wage. He hates borders and loves illegals. I don’t have any use for his Loosertarian BS.

[Schnucki]

Well, I certainly don’t want Barack “Chauncey Gardiner” Obama as president.

[Gelato]

One more conservative appointee, and Roe v. Wade could be history.

Currently, not one Supreme Court justice on the bench recognizes the unborn as protected by the Fourteenth Amendment. Not even Scalia.

And anyone who believes McCain is going to rock the boat and seek Roe's defeat, rather than yield gleefully to bipartisanship, is delusional.

[therut]

Because these conservatives are making a BIG mistake. It is called biting off your nose to spite your face. Rush is wrong and doing a grave misjustice. The conservatives have been rooting for Hillary to lose when she would have been much easier to beat the MSM darling Obama and now I am afraid it is too late. They have developed stupidity and McCain deraingment syndrome.

[GBA]

I like(d) Elder until this. Since voting for Reagan the Republican party has not paid much attention.

Vote for Bush and Dole, they said, b/c they're not Clinton. So I did, got 8 years of Clinton and now I register as an independent.

Then, they said vote for Bush because he's not Gore or Kerry. I did and he's been better than either of those two, but we've watched the republican party fall from power in Congress largely due to their and Bush spending and acting like democrats.

And now we are told to get over it, stop whining and support McCain b/c he's not Hillary or Obama...oh, and also he's strong on the WOT?

No matter how many times it's tried, complaining about the voters being sick and tire of being sick and tired of their so-called republicans is not going to make me swoon for McCain. He may claim to love America, but he's not in love with the Constitution, two traits he shares with Hillary.

Just how close to being a democrat does a so-called republican have to be before the republican establishment decides enough is enough? Apparently we are not at that point yet and that's surprising considering how the last Congressional voting went. Any bets on history repeating itself in November?

[backtothestreets]

Most likely, these are the same conservatives that would not vote for McCain in 2000, and will not vote for him now. That’s part of being conservative ... standing firm!

[redrock]

Hey...at least McCain is moving up in the world.

Last Presidential Election...he was ONLY considering running as a Vice Presidential Candidate with his best friend Kerry.

Last time he wanted to run as a Democrat...this time it's as a Republican.

He's moving on up.

redrock

....'scuse me while I go and throw up.....

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Why do so many Republicans pound the table and shout, "I'd rather vote for a Democrat than the 'insufficiently conservative' John McCain!"?

Get a clue, Larry.

Don't Ask McCain

[ovrtaxt]

NO.

[Just mythoughts]

Can't we all just get along?? Sugar daddy SOROS has bought a candidate for all people you got three choices.

[fetal heart beats by 21st day]

“Congress big-footed its way into the Terri Schiavo case...”

The purpose of government is to defend the lives of Americans.

Terri Schiavo was starved to death by order of the Florida judiciary.

The federal government has a DUTY to “uphold the Constitution” and to “protect and defend life.”

[LibLieSlayer]

Larry the liberal... the left in the pubbie club say, “don’t believe your own lying arsed eyes and ears... believe us liberals!

LLS