Most conservatives support John McCain for President, let there be no mistake.

NoDonkey on August 21, 2008 at 2:38 PM

You’re full of cr*p. A conservative that isn’t on his knees with the rest of the repubicans being thankful for being allowed to express their support for McCain is TOLERATING John McCain because there is no one else or is not voting for him. If you’re happy with McCain, you are no conservative. But don’t despair, I have a song for you Donkey. Rather than try to express your mangled version of conservatism, just sing this little song:

First, you need the beat. An oldie but a goodie from the movie Popeye with Robin Williams.

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And the improved lyrics:

John McCain is good good good
John McCain is so darn good
John McCain is gooooood.
John McCain is good.

And so on. Still want to lecture us on what it means to be conservative and support John McCain? Maybe just sing the first stanza and try not to embarass yourself with the wrongheaded meanderings on what conservatives feel about John McCain; because you don’t have a clue.

Boy do I agree! He is a disgrace to his state, his church, and the United States of America!

Well, I’m conservative and I support John McCain.

I don’t like people appropriating the moniker “conservative” and applying it only to themselves. You can oppose John McCain if you like, but you don’t own the term.

Most conservatives support John McCain for President, let there be no mistake.

NoDonkey on August 21, 2008 at 2:38 PM

You’re a worthless piece of human waste. When are you going to quit mooching, get off the public dole, and obtain gainful employment? Moreover, your juvenile comments are above your pay grade. Matter of fact, most Democrats in government are over paid! To make up for entitlements, all RATS should do the right thing, and take a huge pay cut!

You know every time you call her that you deminish what Hitler did? I know you may think Hilary killed millions and threw the world into a long chaotic war but she really didn’t. Grow up.

Sefton on August 21, 2008 at 3:50 PM

You might want to “grow up” and realize that Hitler did a lot more than orchestrate the Holocaust. Try doing a little research and look at Hitler’s rise to power, his early political moves, and his political beliefs. They do not defer much from the far-left agenda (that would be Hillary) of today. Many of the initial political moves by the Nazi Party are actually being pushed in our government today. I make no claim that Hillary has, or is going to, murder millions of Jews, but I would say that it’s safe to claim she’ll do anything to gain and hold power. Anything. That includes forcing her way into the VP slot and then hoping or actively moving to have Obama “removed from office” in whatever way it takes.

Just how gullible are we really? A couple of years ago we were calling Hillary extreme left and warning others that she would soon start treading toward the middle in preparation for the election. Now, it’s common to read conservatives, even on this site, attempting to describe her as moderate.

This is understandable when coming from those under 23 or 24 who have absolutely no memory of the Clintons when they were actually in power. If you’re over 24 and think Hillary is anywhere close to being moderate, you’re either living in a cave or willfully ignorant.

Your buddy McCain claims that Hillary is a wonderful and brilliant person, and a “great friend.” Can you think of ANY other conservative who would claim that?

Sefton on August 21, 2008 at 3:50 PM

Seconded. I think that was David Gregory.

How do we judge McCain and his extremely close friendship with Hitlery and other libs?

You know every time you call her that you deminish what Hitler did? I know you may think Hilary killed millions and threw the world into a long chaotic war but she really didn’t. Grow up.

Well, it is a very large space, but I doubt the ENTIRE democrat leadership could fit there.

Only the top six or seven.

The rest have to fight for space in some other Moore-y orifice.

Baxter Greene on August 21, 2008 at 3:13 PM

I’d hate to see you in a bad mood.

:)

Nothing comes closer to turning me into a serial killer than Harry’s voice.
CurtZHP on August 21, 2008 at 2:27 PM

Wouldn’t be “serial killer” if it’s just one person.

(Relax, I’m not advocating anything here, just making a funny.)

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So Harry “the war is lost” Reid doesn’t like John McCain.

He probably doesn’t like Patton,MacArthur,John Wayne,Ronald Reagan,or Charlton Heston either.

Back stabbing cowards like Reid can’t stand being around people that remind them of much they have failed in life.

This piece of sh!t stabbed our Soldiers in the back that he
voted to send off to war and sold out his country for senate seats and their quest for the White House.

He is in no position to pass out judgment or make any kind of credible character evaluations.

Harry can go stick his head right back up micheal moore’s a$$ where the rest of the democratic leadership has been for the last 8 years.

Reid would make a good spokesperson for a laxative company.

GarandFan on August 21, 2008 at 3:05 PM

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You know, you’re right – I do get a certain urge whenever I see his picture.

Sorry, I’m not in the business of “sending a message”.

I take my right to vote seriously. I don’t play games with it. I don’t sit at home in a snit. I feel grateful to the brave Americans who gave their lives so I can vote.

I vote for the best candidate in the election. That’s John McCain.

Part of being conservative in my view, is acknowledging the vast limitations of both government and of human nature.

I’m not holding my breath for the perfect candidate.

I have a family and a future to consider, and I fail to see any scenario where the outlook for either will improve with an Obama Presidency, especially with a rubber-stamp Democrat Congress.

Newsflash dude. The primaries are over.

TheUnrepentantGeek on August 21, 2008 at 2:51 PM

Huh? Does that have anything at all to do with his friendship with Hillary and other libs? Anything?

John McCain was a liberal before the primaries, during the primaries, and regardless of what he says now … he’s still a liberal after the primaries.

Oh wait!

Oh good. I needed another reason to vote for McCain.

HawaiiLwyr on August 21, 2008 at 2:15 PM

Seriously. It’d be worth voting for McCain just to see how much more low-class Reid can get once McCain’s in the White House and not returning Reid’s calls or inviting him to any of the hot-ticket W.H. affairs.