Why I will vote for McCain and why other conservatives should too - Page 5 - Political Forum

superdude17* · 02-11-2008, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Albinonewt

I am making the best out of it. I'm making it quite clear to the party that my vote is not to be taken for granted and that if it wants my vote it should not put forth candidates who spend their entire career poking me in the eye while calling me a racist to the NY Times.

Although I agree with McCain on two issues more then I agree with Obama I actually think Obama is more inclined to work with Republicans then McCain is. This election cycle that'll have to do.

you do know that huck has a very good chance of winning this. expect romney to give him his delegates as well.

VoiceofReason · 02-11-2008, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by calmObserver

success your moving the goal posts.

No you're moving them as we get closer, they are the same as day one.

Wheeldog · 02-11-2008, 07:58 PM

John McCain has two strikes against him when it comes to being president. First, he is simply too old. Believe me, it does matter. Second, he has a notorously volatile temper that frequently crosses the line into almost uncontrollable rage. Advanced age tends to reduce a person's ability to control emotions, especially anger. Given the challenges we are likely to face in the coming years, I do not want to see someone like McCain with his finger on the button. Eight years ago I probably would have voted for McCain, but I cannot do so now.

Albinonewt · 02-11-2008, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by superdude17*

you do know that huck has a very good chance of winning this. expect romney to give him his delegates as well.

Yeah, it's at least one in a million.

Maybe even 2 in a million.

(And Huckabee is almost as bad anyway)

Shiva_TD · 02-11-2008, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Wheeldog

John McCain has two strikes against him when it comes to being president. First, he is simply too old. Believe me, it does matter. Second, he has a notorously volatile temper that frequently crosses the line into almost uncontrollable rage. Advanced age tends to reduce a person's ability to control emotions, especially anger. Given the challenges we are likely to face in the coming years, I do not want to see someone like McCain with his finger on the button. Eight years ago I probably would have voted for McCain, but I cannot do so now.

On the plus side is if Clinton gets nominated. There are a lot of people that would vote "Anyone but Clinton" and that would push McCain into office. If Obama gets the nod then it is an even race and McCain is carrying a lot of baggage.

superdude17* · 02-12-2008, 03:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Shiva_TD

On the plus side is if Clinton gets nominated. There are a lot of people that would vote "Anyone but Clinton" and that would push McCain into office. If Obama gets the nod then it is an even race and McCain is carrying a lot of baggage.

there is a large conservative movement right now to get hillary going again, including sean hannity. i will vote for hillary over mccain. obama is too liberal and won't be president. obama hasn't had all the time to be exposed for what he really is as Hillary has. Given the power of the Presidential office, I am sure he will do take this country down the tubes toward socialism.