He popularity comes from the MSM and they will not be behind him once Obama or Hillary is running.

ScottyDog on March 2, 2007 at 9:46 AM

Don’t leave out Newt.

right2bright on March 2, 2007 at 10:16 AM

Newt is a member of the CFR too. Lately he sounds like a conservative but I am not buying it. The DNC will demonize him right out of the race.

I am going to vote for Tancredo or Hunter or Both which would be a fantastic team.

ScottyDog on March 2, 2007 at 9:46 AM

Don’t leave out Newt.

If so many conservative blogs want to be the McCain hating blogs and do a hit piece on him every chance they get, then fine. But we will only be shooting ourselves in the foot.

The only thing McCain has been conservative on is the war. He has urinated on the conservative base every chance he’s had with his civil rights for terrorists bill, the gang of 14, Minutemen supporters are nativists, ect. It’s not just that he doesn’t he agree with any of our positions, he’s insulted us as well. Apparently, there’s something wrong with us if we’re against amnesty, ect. Now this a**clown wants to say he’s the most conservative? Bullcrap. He has almost as much contempt for us as Hillary; at least she doesn’t pretend to be one of us. I’m not going to support McCain and baby step around his suck-a** record just because he has an ‘R’ next to his name. Loyalty to party before principle is a Democrat trait. John McCain winning is not a conservative victory. Look how GWB has turned on the conservative movement; and he’s not nearly as insulting to conservatives as McCain. No, McCain should not be coddled. I think he should be hounded right the hell out of the party. Let him be the second pro-war democrat with Lieberman.

I will vote for a real conservative like Tom Tancredo or Duncan Hunter. I am sick and tired of being told to vote for left winged liberals that call themselves Republicans.

Guilliani is not a conservative, he is a RHINO. Romney is a RHINO. Both are members of the CFR and are one world Government backers.

The RNC has sold out us out yet again by pushing liberal candidates.

No, he certainly does not think Iraq is a waste. No one has supported this war more and no one has supported the troops more. If we had fought the war the way McCain wanted to with a troop surge long ago, then hundreds or thousands of live would have been saved. That’s what he meant. Good grief.

If so many conservative blogs want to be the McCain hating blogs and do a hit piece on him every chance they get, then fine. But we will only be shooting ourselves in the foot.

When all is said and done and McCain gets the nomination, the rightwing blogs will have enough ammo on him that the leftwing blogs want even have to work at it. They will just have to copy and paste.

My babyboy is going to win.

Ouabam on March 1, 2007 at 9:51 AM

Only if “the country wants therapy” – N. Gingrich

But LakeRuins is right. Gingrich and Guiliani is pretty much all we have.

Republican presidential contender John McCain (news, bio, voting record), a staunch backer of the Iraq war but critic of how President Bush has waged it, said U.S. lives had been “wasted” in the four-year-old conflict. Democrats demand the Arizona senator apologize for the comment as Sen. Barack Obama (news, bio, voting record) did when the Democratic White House hopeful recently made the same observation.

“Americans are very frustrated, and they have every right to be,” McCain said Wednesday on CBS’ “Late Show With David Letterman.” “We’ve wasted a lot of our most precious treasure, which is American lives.”

Way to go after those military moms’ votes, Johnny Mac! I’m sure your remarks that their kids are “wasting” their lives in Iraq will be as well received as Ted Kennedy at the Kopechne family reunion.

What am I missing in that article? It has the quote from Obama, but they never quote McCain. What exactly did McCain say?

http://www.localnewsleader.com/kindred/stories/index.php?action=fullnews&id=70060

He is a fake conservative and panders to the left.

Too crowded?

Or in front of the prison where the border guards were unjustly incarcerated for defending our country?

Something he should supposedly (Hanoi Hilton) have some sympathy for.

I’m for Tancredo, but I’ll vote for Guiliani if it keeps the Defeatocrats out.

McCain makes a good Tater Tot, but not a president.

/ducks and runs

And he still isn’t, when he turns down an invite to CPAC. You’re right, who’s he playing to, by announcing his candidacy on David Letterman, which is filmed in a liberal city, watched by many liberals?

I can’t wait until the real Republicans start declaring their candidacies. i.e. Brownback, Hunter, etc.

Except, according to RCP polls, among others, they don’t have a chance, garnering about 4% of the Republican vote.

McCain, as I’ve pointed out, continues to go left. Giuliani is willing to change, and become more Conservative. I can assure you one thing, the next Prez won’t be a strong Conservative like Brownback. The next Prez will have (Enter Candidate name Here) Democrats, much like Reagan.

I did not watch the video…I am not one who likes to watch snuff films, or people committing suicide.

LMAO!