Florida Primaries

[Matthitjah]

Rudy will back McCain later today.

I am at a loss, I will not vote for McCain and the alternative isn't much better. I think the Nation is in deep trouble.

[refugepsa91]

I dream about a third party....not so much in years past...but this year, boy do I imagine what it would be like with 3 choices....a serious 3rd choice that people actually pay attention too....

Ok, thats done, back to reality

[Marnie]

Rudy will back McCain later today.

I am at a loss, I will not vote for McCain and the alternative isn't much better. I think the Nation is in deep trouble.

The nation survived Jimmy Carter... McCain wouldn't be the worst thing to happen in DC, at least he is conservative for the most part. Why conservatives won't or don't support him is a bit of a puzzler for me. I don't care much for him, but he's got my vote if he gets the nomination. My preference is still with Mitt, but on poll after poll the only GOP candidate that beats either Hilary or Obama in the national election is McCain. So....as they say, politics is a game of calculated compromise.

[Marnie]

I dream about a third party....not so much in years past...but this year, boy do I imagine what it would be like with 3 choices....a serious 3rd choice that people actually pay attention too....

Ok, thats done, back to reality

lol We had the third party option with Perot...it was a windfall for the Democrats.

[refugepsa91]

I dream about a third party....not so much in years past...but this year, boy do I imagine what it would be like with 3 choices....a serious 3rd choice that people actually pay attention too....

Ok, thats done, back to reality

lol We had the third party option with Perot...it was a windfall for the Democrats.

[Matthitjah]

Rudy will back McCain later today.

I am at a loss, I will not vote for McCain and the alternative isn't much better. I think the Nation is in deep trouble.

The nation survived Jimmy Carter... McCain wouldn't be the worst thing to happen in DC, at least he is conservative for the most part. Why conservatives won't or don't support him is a bit of a puzzler for me. I don't care much for him, but he's got my vote if he gets the nomination. My preference is still with Mitt, but on poll after poll the only GOP candidate that beats either Hilary or Obama in the national election is McCain. So....as they say, politics is a game of calculated compromise.

Lipstick on a pig dear sister.

McCain is not a Conservative. He fought Bush on every tax cut. He fought Bush on Guantanemo Bay. He stated that if he knew that a terrorist had info about a massive nuclear attack that under no circumstance, even that one, should we ever waterboard. When asked to be John Kerry's running mate, he stated he'd think seriously about it but later reneged. He opposed free speach, he loves the Global Warming hoax and is for more carbon based taxes on business.

John McCain is a pseudo conservative at best he is not the leader of the movement that we need right now.

Remember how dissapointed we were with Bush over Harriet Myers? Remember how dissapointed we were with Bush allowing Teddy Kennedy to write the eductaion reform bill? Remember how we lost the House and the Senate?

You haven't seen anything yet.

Yes, the Nation will survive but in what form?

[forrestkc]

The nation survived Jimmy Carter... McCain wouldn't be the worst thing to happen in DC, at least he is conservative for the most part. Why conservatives won't or don't support him is a bit of a puzzler for me. I don't care much for him, but he's got my vote if he gets the nomination. My preference is still with Mitt, but on poll after poll the only GOP candidate that beats either Hilary or Obama in the national election is McCain. So....as they say, politics is a game of calculated compromise.

I am not sure why your fellow conservatives don't get that. However, if they all want to stay home this November out of protest, then its certainly fine with me.

[Marnie]

Rudy will back McCain later today.

I am at a loss, I will not vote for McCain and the alternative isn't much better. I think the Nation is in deep trouble.

The nation survived Jimmy Carter... McCain wouldn't be the worst thing to happen in DC, at least he is conservative for the most part. Why conservatives won't or don't support him is a bit of a puzzler for me. I don't care much for him, but he's got my vote if he gets the nomination. My preference is still with Mitt, but on poll after poll the only GOP candidate that beats either Hilary or Obama in the national election is McCain. So....as they say, politics is a game of calculated compromise.

Lipstick on a pig dear sister.

McCain is not a Conservative. He fought Bush on every tax cut. He fought Bush on Guantanemo Bay. He stated that if he knew that a terrorist had info about a massive nuclear attack that under no circumstance, even that one, should we ever waterboard. When asked to be John Kerry's running mate, he stated he'd think seriously about it but later reneged. He opposed free speach, he loves the Global Warming hoax and is for more carbon based taxes on business.

John McCain is a pseudo conservative at best he is not the leader of the movement that we need right now.

Remember how dissapointed we were with Bush over Harriet Myers? Remember how dissapointed we were with Bush allowing Teddy Kennedy to write the eductaion reform bill? Remember how we lost the House and the Senate?

You haven't seen anything yet.

Yes, the Nation will survive but in what form?

McCain is not my ideal conservative, however consider this: Here are the top 10 most conservative senators according to the American Conservative Union:

Dole, 91%

Enzi, 91%

Cornyn, 94%

Chambliss, 94%

Bunning, 95%

Thune, 87%

Ensign, 94%

Coburn, 98%

DeMint, 98%

Inhoff, 98%

Source, Human Events, 4/17/07

The same group ranks John McCain at 82.3%, lifetime rating, with 24 years of public service. (Source)

So, to me, that's not too bad.

[OneLight]

McCain, for what I can remember, also wants to cut spending. This, to me, is a great idea. We can not continue to add onto our deficit that we are leaving the next generation to pay off.

[nebula]

ny times news alert e-mail :

giuliani's camp talking to mcain about backing him. wonder what rudy's up to.

VP, probably