Comments on: McCAIN AT CPAC - GOOD THEATER, IDLE CHATTER

By: Thomas Jackson

Thomas Jackson — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 23:55:55 +0000

Guess the folks in Kansas didn’t take McCain at his word. My guess is neither will the base.

Looks like its going to be an interesting election. One party running Elmer Gantry and the other running a Bob Dole without the integrity or charm.

By: syn

syn — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 13:15:53 +0000

The bright side of this election is that the next President will only serve one term; there is not enough support for any of the leading candidates in this election for either party’s nomination to guarantee a second.

Hope Muntz

The problem in this election is that moderate/independent voter fears a Clinton or Obama nominate as much as Conservatives.

So it you don’t want a Clinton or an Obama the best thing you can do is to not isolate those who are being asked to abandon all their principles so that you can have a Liberal War Hawk in the White House.

I hope Hope understands this before blowing it.

By: diamond

diamond — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 02:00:37 +0000

“a few high profile conservatives” these would be suspect also!
This is not taking one for the Gipper, this is the “good ole boys” pulling together against us “no nothings, loud people” who have to shut us us”! They protect their own.

Now we just might have a major problem on our hands. Think about it, if Hildabeast gets the nomination I don’t believe that Obama supporters will stay home, nope, they will vote for McCain (McClinton) to get even with their party.

Damn if McClinton backs into the White House and we suffer four years of this insufferable liar. Our Conservative Party gets re-defined by a Moderate, dry heaves starting. This nasty, vindictive, foul mouth, (I shouldn’t talk)senator will ruin our party.

As for me going out and voting for McClinton, “not goin’ to do it”! Will however go vote for the rest of the ticket, maybe we can get the Congress back. Yeah, I know…………

Now if I am wrong and Hildabeast gets the White House, can you imagine four years of the Vagina Monologes? Where’s my barf-bag!

By: Hope Muntz

Hope Muntz — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:23:23 +0000

I’m not a conservative–and after watching CPAC today, I’m not sure I’d ever want to be one–but you and I obviously watched and listened to two totally different speeches. You make a few good points–he was rushing through it at first and misspoke a few times–but it was definitely the speech of his political life. He is no Reagan, but it was like he was channeling Reagan at times he connected so well. The audience was largely moved by the speech, and I didn’t see many — if any– people ’sitting on their hands’ by the end.

Like it or not, McCain showed himself willing to be taken to the woodshed today–and to reach out to conservatives at the same time. Your reaction is precisely the sort of narcissistic sourness that will permanently marginalize the rightwing blogosphere if you all keep it up and help get a Dem elected.

By: Marv

Marv — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:07:02 +0000

He can reach out all he wants, I’ll never vote for him. I don’t like his policies, I don’t like his past legislation (everything he has been involved with has been a disaster..), I don’t trust him, I don’t like his attitude towards those of us conservatives who disagree with him.The only thing he has going for him is his stand on GWOT and I don’t trust him not to cave to the liberals on that.
Vote for him to keep Hillary or Obama out?……that’s just piss poor situation.

By: Mass. Fredhead

Mass. Fredhead — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 23:55:45 +0000

First he needs to get rid of the open boarders people he has advising him on his campaign then I will think about voting for him otherwise I will write in Fred’s name instead

By: Karl

Karl — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 23:48:31 +0000

Alternatively, he could dump his Reform Institute cronies. Addition by subtraction.

By: bushappy

bushappy — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 22:20:27 +0000

john mccain? I want georgie, or jeb.