I’m usually the trusting type, but not on this. McCain WILL win in November. I really have no doubt.

There’s a huge difference between “little Bush” and Obama. Huge. Even IF Obama were elected in November *shudder* yes, I’m sure the USA will survive. But the ramifications of implementing most of Obama’s proposed policy will affect all of our lives indefinitely.

JetBoy on June 24, 2008 at 6:40 PM

My problem is we’ll get too many of the same policies under McCain as we would Obama. If I’m going to drink a beer. I’d prefer to drink a regular beer, instead of a near beer. If I’ve got to choose a Politician in November, and my choice is Democrat, and a wannabe Democrat, the choice is clear. Go with the original, and let the wannabe fall to the ashes of history, where he belongs.

My fellow Conservative friends who don’t like Obama have begun to agree with me at work. McCain is too untrustworthy to have anywhere near the white house. We think he might be qualified to work as a County Commissioner, just not in our counties. That by the way is the consensus of opinion of twenty good old boys from rural (Farm Country) Georgia. Four of those good old boys are now wearing Obama T-Shirts.

If we can keep this up, just keep hoisting McCain on his own statements, his own record, we’ll make sure he doesn’t win in November.

As for the Debates? Are you kidding? Less than half the voters will watch the debates. They’ll make up their minds before the debates are even held. The other half will be watching American Idol, and will listen to people like me in the lunch room describe the debates. Of course, I’ll be telling them how McCain plans to destroy their jobs with his immigration policies, how he intends to double the costs of everything with his cap and trade tax nonsense. I’m sure those blue collar boys who always vote will be right there when you need them. NOT.

Nope, they won’t support McCain, because McCain has staked out a position on every side of every issue, and his own words are easy to find these days, the those boys don’t like some of his words.

An example. “John McCain is pro life, and I’m pro life so I’m supporting McCain.”

Me: “But, John McCain said he wouldn’t support a Constitutional Amendment banning Abortions, instead continuing to leave it up to the courts for another two or three Generations. With a Million choices a year, and an estimated twenty or forty years of court decisions along the lines of Roe V. Wade, how many millions of babies are going to die because John McCain didn’t want to stand up and do the right thing?”

“Well, he does support pro life agenda.”

“Sure, he told Planned Parenthood they have to tell the woman about adoption, before they perform the abortion.”

“He’ll appoint judges who are anti-abortion.”

“Really? Like Alito, whom he said was too conservative? Or Roberts, who McCain said he wouldn’t appoint because he wore his religion on his sleeve?”

“Damn.”

That is actually a conversation I had just last week with a friend. He’s not wearing an Obama T-shirt. He is not wearing a McCain shirt, and said he wasn’t going to donate any money until McCain made up his damn mind on what he was going to do. Thankfully, McCain won’t do that.

Tell me again how he’s going to win? Perhaps the war on Terror which was such a huge help to Republicans in 2006 will be the deciding factor.

Next time, find us a conservative, and consistent candidate. We’ll line up to support him. Most of us aren’t even religious, we aren’t the religious right. We’re the hard core hard working conservatives whom McCain has shat upon too often.

Snake307 on June 24, 2008 at 7:02 PM