Comments on: Does McCain Want to Win?

By: John McCain Running Mate

John McCain Running Mate — Tue, 26 Aug 2008 19:09:26 +0000

check out this post on John McCain\’s Running Mate http://dirtyelection.com/colin-powell-as-john-mccains-running-mate/mccain/

By: Ron

Ron — Wed, 07 May 2008 20:01:16 +0000

I agree, I feel no obligation to vote for McCain. And many many conservatives feel the same way. That’s the point. McCain acted like he wanted to win conservatives after he had enough delegates to win the nomination. He said he knew he couldn’t win without us. Well it’s only been a short while and he’s already sticking his thumb in our eyes!

By: semperreformanda

semperreformanda — Wed, 07 May 2008 15:38:44 +0000

i don’t feel any obligation whatsoever to vote for “the republican.” The people don’t exist for the party, the part exists for the people. It either represents their sentiments or it doesn’t. If McCain is the federal head of the republican party, than I have no reservations about not voting for him. And frankly, since the question is not even close to “who represents my sentiments?” anymore, and something more along the lines of “who will take the longest amount of time to completely destroy this country?” than Billary’s pragmatic inclinations make her (and I suppose him) my girl.

By: Read Write and Blue

Read Write and Blue — Tue, 06 May 2008 13:51:59 +0000

Well said. I have dugg this post with this comment.

This is John McCain’s most obvious weakness. Many movement conservatives will not vote for him because of this issue alone. Principled opposition to John McCain may be larger than is expected by some pundits because it comes both from the right and the left.

By: Jaded

Jaded — Tue, 06 May 2008 11:58:49 +0000

short answer yes but not with conservatives…because he is a Maverick don’t cha know

By: FaultlineUSA

FaultlineUSA — Tue, 06 May 2008 04:29:06 +0000

I have to agree with you assessment of McCain. I think, however, that he thinks he can win if he can take the Latino votes away from Hillary. I certainly haven’t counted out an Obama win. A young person asked me the other day, “Why don’t we hear anything about McCain on TV? All we hear about is Obama and Hillary.”

I tried to explain that until the Democratic race is decided we probably wouldn’t hear that much. My young friend said, “By then it may just be too late!”

If we could get really down-hard-dirty honest with ourselves we’d realize that the vast middle class of American citizens are so desperately unorganized, unrepresented, and down-hearted that nobody in Washington really gives a DA_N!!!

By: Jenn Sierra

Jenn Sierra — Mon, 05 May 2008 23:52:32 +0000

Does he wnt to win? Normally, I would take this as a rhetorical question, but after McCain’s announcement today, that he’s plannin g to attend the LaRaza annual convention, I’m seriously wondering if he’s actually taking this election seriously.

Let’s remember, his campaign is being partially funded by George Soros…who is also contributing to Hillary and Obama, and who may have also been the mastermind behind McCain-Feingold, which ultimately resulted in this Democrat wannabe running for POTUS as a Republican.

(I’m mobile right now…will add the links later…for additional reading right now, enter “Soros” in the “Search” box at the top-right of this page.)

Updated 5/6/08: The links have been added to the post.