Dan Rather on why Conservatives don’t like McCain

February 4, 2008 by Zap Brannigan  
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Dan Rather was on Jay Leno tonight and was asked why Conservatives hate Mccain…

Jay Leno: Where does all this animosity come from?

Dan Rather: The straight answer to that is: I don’t know.

He goes on to say that he supposes its because he’s TOO independent and too much of a maverick, and that we didn’t like his campaign finance reform, and his changing position on taxes.

Really? You don’t know? This is the guy who still believes that his faux documents were not so faux. This is the guy who was a staple of the mainstream media for the past 20 years. And he doesn’t know?

This proves to me beyond a shadow of a doubt that Rush is Right: The Mainstream media doesn’t even BOTHER to listen to us.

Well, here is a message for you Dan - We don’t like Juan McAmnesty because he is a Democrat with an “R” next to his name. He has gone the wrong way on so many issues, burned too many bridges, and snubbed the base of his own party for so long that it is not surprising the situation we find ourselves in right now. His only reason that he’s even still in the race is that he appeals to the fence-sitters out there and (mark my words) if it comes down to Clinton or McCain, a great many of us will go with Hillary Clinton. (Myself included - In order to save the Village I had to burn it!) Picture his mirror on the Democrat side, Joseph Lieberman running for the Democrat nomination. They would be yelling the same things at him! He doesn’t line up with what the base considers their positions. Is that clear enough for you, Dan?

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  1. Jenn Sierra on February 5th, 2008 2:38 pm

    I heard Alan Combes say the same thing on Fox News the other night - he just didnt’ understand why conservatives didn’t like McCain.

    Hello?! If the liberals like his policies, wouldn’t it be pretty unusual for the conservatives to like him, too?

    What’s difficult to understand?

  2. Zap Brannigan on February 5th, 2008 6:28 pm

    I have a question for all those out there, like John Gibson, who are insisting we are somehow crazy for saying we will not vote for McCain: If you like McCain so much for being the type to vote his principals even when it goes against the grain, why are you now asking US to do the exact opposite?

  3. Ron on February 5th, 2008 7:46 pm

    Interestingly McCain is doing the same thing. He says he votes his principles yet he expects us to dump ours and support him if he gets the nomination. In other words, when he’s never willing to put the party first, he asks us to put the party first. I’ve got news. I AM putting the party first! That’s precisely why I will not vote for him under any circumstances.

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