[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

Conservatives are not bluffing. Screw McCain.

[Rudder]

...expect the conservative right to support John McCain whole-heartedly, especially if he selects Huckabee as his running mate.

Armstong be smokin' dat funny weed again.

[CIB-173RDABN]

"...and others who claim they would sit out the election or actually jump sides and support a Democrat if McCain wins, are merely bluffing."

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I like and respect Armstrong Williams, and he may very well be correct in his accessment of what others will do, as I can only speak for myself. I am not bluffing.

I will not do anything directly to support the Democratic candidate (and I understand my not supporting McCain I am indirectly supporting the Democrats), it still comes down to principles.

I have been thinking about leaving the Republican Party for a long time and now would be a good time to go independant.

[CapnJack]

What did we learn from Super Tuesday?

Well, I believe that we learned that Conservatism is almost dead in America and the majority of the country wants Socialism.

The majority of the country wants something for nothing.

The majority of the country neither understands nor cares less about the Bill of Rights and the US Constitution.

Bread and circuses have won the day. So long as the people have their big screen TV’s, hot wings, Micky D’s, endless sports shows and mindless sitcoms ... socialism will reign supreme here in the US and your children and grandchildren will never know or understand what freedom and liberty really was.

[what's up]

Haley Barbour said on Super Tuesday, “Considering the opposition, we must (join together to support McCain).”

Barbour is right. But Freepers will now classify him a RINO.

[BeckB]

“Considering the opposition, we must (join together to support McCain).” The pundits are dreaming if they thing this conservative will ever vote for McCain. Not true conservative would be his running mate.

[Designer]

"Obviously any political party worth its salt would choose the better candidate with less name recognition to represent them if they truly wanted change in Washington."

Heh-heh. Uhh...hey, Armstrong..er..oh, never mind.

Thanks, Kelly for posting this and thanks also for including his name in the title. I used to watch him on tv, but not lately.