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McCain: Yet Another Reason Not to vote for him

ParaTed2k — Mon, 12 May 2008 20:06:56 -0400

Just as we are learning the truth about the whole Global Warming/CO2 Emissions scam, John McCain proves he would rather drink Kool-Aid than think for himself.

He has decided that these scams should have a key place in his bid for the White House.

BOO!!!

McCain, we already know you are a RINO and no friend to the Republican Pary! Now you're just proving you bleed democrat blood and always have. What a waste of a candidate!

With the 3 baffoons running this year, it might be time fo...

McCain:Don't Get Cocky

stevendedalus — Mon, 12 May 2008 08:23:11 -0400

John McCain, remember the Colorado Rockies. A long layoff can lead to a sweep by a well-toned Democratic candidate who's been through the wars of campaigning.

Repub Nazi is the true face of the GOP

The_Politico — Fri, 09 May 2008 08:13:20 -0400

His name is Tony Zirkle and he is campaigning on the prevention of a "pornocaust" against white christian women by black porn stars.

His racist idiocy truly exemplifies the real face of the modern GOP .

Why John McCain is best suited for Presidency

erathoniel — Thu, 08 May 2008 22:58:38 -0400

John McCain would make the best president for three reasons. He will get respect from foreign nations, he has all the necessary experience, and he will lead the nation through the turbulent times we face.

First, John McCain would make the best president because he will get respect from foreign nations. Our opponents are known to have racist and sexist members, and therefore having a female or African American president, while an important civil rights g...

McSame Campaign Commits Plagarism

The_Politico — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 13:24:06 -0400

Gee, another example of Republican creativity as the McSame campaign was caught attempting to steal recipes from the Food Network site and credit them as "McSame Family Recipes" on their site.

The McSame campaign immediately began to blame someone else. Taking a page from the GW handbook he immediately blamed an unnamed intern and denied he was accountable for the actions of his own campaign.

Obama: Connecting the dots

Draginol — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 14:31:06 -0400

The revelations that Obama's paster is a rabidly anti-American who clearly hates this country on their own wouldn't be that damaging.

But when combined with Obama's wife's statements that she has never been proud of this country until recently and Obama's own issues with the pledge of allegiance, flag pin wearing, etc. you begin to see a pattern.

Personally, I don't think the man likes the United States at all. I think he is like a significant percentage of the Democratic left that thi...

Two Party Political System - Recipe for Disaster

Kruelgor — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:53:21 -0400

In history, you can find many examples of the two-party political systemripping its society apart. It can divide a nation in half and pit brotheragainst brother. Sometimes, it can even lead to bloodshed through civilwar.

The Roman republic experienced this with their two political parties, thePopularites and the Optimates. It ultimately led a bloody conflict whichforever ended the Republic. Gaius Julius Caesar was a man of the peopleand a member of the Popularit...

Words of Wisdom From The Best President IN My Lifetime

KFC Kickin For Christ — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 14:30:36 -0400

With all the politcs of today don't you miss Ronald Reagan? I mean not only was he articulate, funny and smart, he was entertaining as well. Maybe his acting career helped him there some but he was genuinely just a pretty well liked guy no matter your politics.

Here's a few of his words he left behind to remember him by:

"Here's my strategy on the cold war; we win; they lose."

"The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the ...

The Left is Getting Desperate

Dr Guy — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 14:01:01 -0400

Egged on by the NY Times that now has a hate (in the love/hate cycle) relationship with John McCain, the left blogosphere is questioning McCain's eligibility to be president. It seems there is this little clause in the constitution about being a "natural-born citizen". And no further explanation is forthcoming from the constitution. However, there is that law, passed by the founders (which they love to run back to for "intent") in 1790 that citizens: “born beyond th...

The core of RACISM in America Today

BoobzTwo — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 07:47:12 -0400

Do not waste your time by asking a Democrat what they stand for or what their platform is because all you will get is nonsensical mumbo-jumbo and double talk. All you have to do is listen to what they are accusing the Republicans of and walla … You know that the Democrats are up to. The longer and louder they decry FOUL, the more they are involved. The Democrat Party has accused the Republican Party of racism as far back as I can remember, however it is my considered opinion that the libe...

beware - gays are infiltrating city councils

Locamama — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 15:13:46 -0400

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It's just a fact that Sally Kern is gay bashing. Sally Kern is a state senator from Oklahoma who knows that our country only has a few decades left because of the gays. Ahhhh!!!!! You don't speak for me Sally Kern. The saddest thing is that the Republicans at neither the state level or the national level condemned her speech.

Sally Kern should resign. Oklahoma should be ash...

Barak unqualified to be CEO of the United States of America.

jesseledesma — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 14:07:24 -0400

Isn't it interesting that a woman who was treated very crudely during her run as vice president as Mondale ran for the presidency is now making controversial statements. If I remember correctly she was taken down because of rumors of failure to report all income on her income taxes. One more interesting note is that Papa Bush almost got introuble after a debate for maybe stating "I think we just kicked a little ass". Many of his competitors wanted to give the impress...

Nancy Reagan Endorses McCain

Anthony R — Sat, 29 Mar 2008 06:52:48 -0400

I've always wondered how the hard right would react to a Nancy Reagan endorsement of McCain. Rush Limbaugh's probably tremoring like a cerebral palsy victim, and Michelle Malkin is probably looking like that kid from the Shining who froths at the mouth while trying to warn his mother of 'redrum.'

Economics -1.01

BoobzTwo — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:05:34 -0400

Economics like facts and the truth are just unimportant frivolities for the liberal minded. Example: Let us give everyone a 10% bonus, fair so far … right? If one makes $300,000.00, 10% produces a $30,000.00 bonus. To this RICH person, that is just 10% but represents a 100% bonus if you only make $30,000.00. Conversely, if one makes $30,000.00, 10% produces a $3,000.00 bonus. To this person, that is just 10% but the RICH one sees this as a mere 1%. It is simply a matter of fairness f...

Stuck On Stupid … STILL

BoobzTwo — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 20:32:53 -0400

Let me say up front that I am a Conservative (a used to be Republican) and I am appalled at the apparent gullibility of many in the Republican Party. Yes, I am talking about the apparent support Senator John McCain has AS INDICATED BY THE POLLS AND PUNDENTS! Before I let into Mr. McCain, let me first say that I applaud his service to our country and the personal sacrifice he has had to endure at the hands of the Enemy. That being said, My Father was a war hero too. He was wounded many times; po...

I'd rather pay taxes.

jesseledesma — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 08:43:43 -0500

What is life? For some years I have been giving my opinions on life. Just recently I wrote that life is being able to be happy with what you have and being able to enjoy yourself.

In the modern world, the message is given that careers and financial stability are important for an enjoyable life.

If money was all it took, then Britney Spears and Amy Winehouse would be among the happiest people on the planet. However, we see by their personal dramas being played out on the news media everyday...

I voted for John McCain

Anthony R — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 18:12:00 -0500

I defied the edict of Rush Limbaugh and voted for John McCain in yesterdays election. I am very proud of this vote. After watching virtually every debate, I believe that Mac is the best of the bunch. It looks like Ann Coulter may have to follow through with her martyrdom and vote for Hillary.

What the CRACKPOT is with WINNER TAKE ALL states?

Trently — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:44:22 -0500

Okay. What I wanna know, is who in the KRAP came up with the stupid "winner take all" idea for the Republican delegates? Why????? It freaking ticks me off that McCain can beat Huckabee and Romney by two hundred votes, then TAKE all their votes. I'm a republican... but what were they smoking when they decided to use electoral vote system? Any explanation? I'm so mad.

Message sent

IanTyger — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 21:42:37 -0500

I pushed the button for Thompson, who the NYTimes is reporting with 0.6% of the vote in NJ (not too shabby). I was also incorrect in my estimate that Romney would take NJ - NYtimes is estimating 55% to McCain - so my message doesn't seem to have hurt McCain's chances...

Attack of President Bush.

SanChonino — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:46:05 -0500

Recently I posted an article full of Bush "aphorisms" that came from a calendar my mother had given me for Christmas. Since then, there have been more hilarious and sad quotes from our Commander-in-Chief. So I thought I'd share some more on a slow Sunday morning . . .

"One year ago today, the time for excuse-making has come to an end."
--Washington, D.C., January 21 2003

"See, one of the interesting things in the Oval Office -- I love to bring people into the Oval Office -- right around...

Romney described McCain's plan as 'reasonable'

Anthony R — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:00:20 -0500

Far right fringes, spearheaded by Rush Limbaugh are throwing conniption fits over John McCain's likely nomination. One of their biggest complaints about McCain is the McCain/Kennedy plan, which they call amnesty. But this is politics, so theres a bit of selective reasoning involved.

Romney, in a 2005 interview with the Boston Globe, described McCain's plan as 'very different than amnesty,' and 'reasonable.'

Whatever we say from this point forward can't change that fact.

Huckabee Supporters should vote for McCain in Florida

Anthony R — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 03:00:33 -0500

Huckabees supporters have an invested interest in voting for McCain in Florida. As of now, the race is down to Romney and McCain, the others don't have a chance. With that being said, Christians have to ask themselves a question, who would we rather have, John McCain, or Mitt Romney?

I think McCain has the edge over Romney in Florida because of Mitts Mormonism. People seem to have forgotten this factor. When you come right down to it, Mitt gives Christians and secular minded conservatives the...

Farewell, Fred Thompson.

SanChonino — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:50:42 -0500

It seems as though Fred Thompson has given up his bid for the White House, bowing out earlier this afternoon after a tough start to the primary season.

Thompson, while being the favorite of quite a few of the conservative bloggers on this site, was never a very brightly shining star in the field. Regrettably, he was usually given the short end of the shrift; granted, this was largely due to his long wait to enter the race.

In the midst of a race that is far too full anyway, he just added ...

Republicans NEED Ron Paul!

Gideon MacLeish — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 20:42:00 -0500

As the presidential primary season heats up, the quixotic campaign of the GOP's Man of La Mancha bears noting. Although frontrunner status seems unlikely for Ron Paul, he has vaulted himself into the position of the also ran. What Tito was to the Jackson 5, Paul is to the GOP. He's as much needed as he is maligned.

See, Paul has the level of populist support that places him in a rare category of also rans. Whatever happens in the primaries, Paul has bought a dose of enthusiasm and excitement ...

Alas! Huckabee is a bigot!

SanChonino — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 15:46:03 -0500

Mike Huckabee is a bigot, and he and his campaign are playing to the bigotry of the people of Iowa in order to garner support in the state.

Why do I say that? In his ads running in the state, he is clearly defined as a Christian leader. Why is this bigotry? Let's turn to my friend/arch nemesis Charles Krauthammer to discover exactly why . . .

Huckabee is running a very effective ad in Iowa about religion. "Faith doesn't just influence me," he says on camera, "it really defines me." The...