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My initial reason was McCain-Feingold and I thought that was good enough. But I have a second one that is also pretty persuasive…

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/05/14/1019748.aspx

There’s a link with quotes from the Republicans in Congress clearly stating that McCain’s poll numbers show that what they need is to be more big-government nanny state big spending liberals and be more “mavericky” and offend conservatives…

Somehow that isn’t a message I’d like to be sending with my vote. So either we get Obama, or we get the Republican party remade into a big-spending nanny state copy of the Democrats…

“The long-term disaster of Obama will make Carter look like George Washington.” – VinceP1974

And the long-term disaster of McCain will leave a two-party system where both are fighting for the big government nanny-state liberal path…

What is wrong with you people?

My question exactly. Do you not believe the Congressional Republicans, or do you think that they’ll somehow learn a different lesson if you give them evidence that this will work?

VinceP1974 on May 25, 2008 at 11:50 AM

Lovely, nice to get another perspective.

The long-term disaster of Obama will make Carter look like George Washington.

What is wrong with you people? You have been whining since 2006.. enough already.

We’ve surrendered in Iraq, because McCain was willing to work across the isle, and I know it was predicted by many, and I refused to believe it.

Oh yes, your evidence that the biggest hawk in congress would surrender is what???? You have none expcept your own MDS.

When detainees from the recently closed Club Gitmo blow up American Troops, blame Bush.

So you really think hes going to just let everyone go?? Negative, he has said quite the opposite.

Reagan didn’t get them by being Moderate, he got them by being Conservative and educating them on what Conservative meant. He didn’t join them, he called on them to join him. He pushed tax cuts through a Democratic Congress, by popular accord. He didn’t join them in junk science cap and trade crap. He informed the population what Conservative was, he didn’t redefine it to mean Liberal Lite.

I want you to really think that through, this is the biggest myth being touted by you TC’s. Reagan won because he was Reagan. The taxpayers are ALWAYS for Tax cuts. If reagan won on his ideas, he would have brought majorities in congress along with him in every election. As you know, this is not the case.

A lot of this analysis depends on whether Ginsburg, with failing health, would be willing to quit under Obama or might cling to her seat until a Republican President gets to replace her. Anyone have any insight?

http://www.culturism.us

“Is this the best candidate who is running in 2008 for America and her future?”

Rather than asking yourself, “Is this the candidate who best reflects/agrees with my principles?” ask yourself, “Is this the best candidate for America and her future?”

ED’s points bear repeating:
* Spending? No. Obama wants to eliminate the Bush tax cuts and increase federal spending by another $280 billion a year, with an eye towards nationalizing health care.

* The war on terror and national security? Please! Obama wants to dismantle our nuclear deterrent, end work on missile defense, and do a full-scale retreat from Iraq just as the country has begun standing on its own for security.

* Foreign policy? Only if conservatives have suddenly discovered a desire for direct meetings with sponsors of international terrorism like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Castro brothers, Bashar Assad, and Hugo Chavez. Even Obama’s own allies think this a bad idea.

* Abortion? Obama voted to support partial-birth abortion.
Judges? Obama voted against the confirmation of John Roberts, putting him in the minority of Democrats.

I will make unenforceable agreements to disarm America, and like Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton before me, stand by while the irrational dictators and kleptocrats that I make these treaties with break them, to our great danger.

I will lose this election in a fashion reminiscent of Walter Mondale.

Snake307 on May 24, 2008 at 3:17 PM

Here is the “dirty little secret”, conservatives only win when they are talking about what is really important: fiscal responsibility, national defense, low taxes.

Reagan did not win on the strength of conservative principles (if he did he would have had landslide victories in both houses in 80,82,84,86). He won because he was Reagan, so all this “we could win if we just stuck to all our principles” dont hold water with me and plenty of others.

Too many of us aren’t tied to the Republican Party, we see ourselves as Conservatives first,

Enjoy the long road to obscurity. You got to where you are with the willing collusion of the RINO’s

I always feel bad for those who try and carry the water for someone like McCain. So far, you’ve all tried to invoke Reagan’s 11th Commandment. Problem is, Too many of us aren’t tied to the Republican Party, we see ourselves as Conservatives first, and not as Republicans, especially the big government double standard Republican party we’ve seen over the last eight years or so.

If Zell Miller was the nominee of the DNC, we’d all line up happily behind him. Of course, you RNC water toting folks would insist that McCain is more conservative then Miller, but here’s the thing. Miller is far more trustworthy.

So when McCain loses in November. You’ll blame us Conservatives because you’re nominee couldn’t out Liberal a Democrat. Tell McCain to keep running left. He’s got the nomination sewn up now. Shit on the Conservatives, you don’t need them. You’ll win with your base, Democrats.

Here’s the dirty little secret. When Obama is nominated, the Hillary or nothing crowd won’t vote for Obama. The Republicans will go into the polls knowing that McCain is losing badly on election day. Most will sit it out rather than spend hours voting for the Maverick. Too many won’t be able to plug their noses and tap the screen for McCain. They won’t like the idea of pulling and praying that McCain stays moderate, having given up any hope of him being conservative.

Nope, McCain is already doomed this Fall. He’s broke, he’s detested by the Conservative base of the Party, and he’s running further left in an effort to get Obama and Hillary’s base, who consider him Bush’s third term.

The American Thinker
Rick Moran
This is absolutely shocking and reprehensible. He plans to universally disarm our nation.

In 52 seconds, he rattles off what an Obama presidency would mean for our national defense; slowing down of existing programs to …

dominigan on May 23, 2008 at 9:58 PM

Oh great, now religion is brought into this.

When I see the party fixing our RINO favoring primar schedule,

Ill be damned if the 4th largest state and the largest swing state in the country should vote before say Mississippi

Voting for the lesser of two evils, is still voting for evil. There is no “against” lever in the voting booth, and I can no longer compromise my values and integrity any longer.

When I stand before God, I will be judged for my actions. I know that as a Christian, this isn’t my real home and this will never be a perfect place.

I will vote my conscience in the fall, even if I have to write in a vote to do it.

I, like many here, no longer identify as a Republican and have re-registered as “no affiliation”. McCain is not my first, second or third choice for the high office of President of the United States. As a Reagan Conservative I will not vote for democrap lite ever again. I see McCain as corrupt, vain, dishonest and boorish. If he ever fires Juan Hernandez, I might think he’s serious about homeland security… maybe.

- The Cat

Is this like selling at a loss, but planning to make it up in volume?

gekkobear on May 23, 2008 at 8:00 PM

It’s an interesting point, seeing as Congressional leaders came out a couple days ago and said we need to remake the Rep party in his image.

I don’t think I would mind McCain so much if he came by his positions honestly. I can’t stand patting a guy on the back that is so quick to lie to me. Ugh.

I this what conservatives and destined for between now and November: A bunch of desperate attempts by people too scared to admit that McCain will doom us as sure and the Dems…just maybe a little bit slower?

We need to stop kidding ourselves…say, Yeah, we’re gonna vote for McCainiac, rather than let BHO win…but let’s stop trying to make ourselved happy about it. The effort is dishonest, and very depressing.