Comments on: McCain Still not Getting Full Support in Primaries

By: Marvin, Davenport, Iowa

Marvin, Davenport, Iowa — Sun, 11 May 2008 22:32:49 +0000

Okay, here’s the deal. Huckabee is a socialist, who just happens to be “christian” . . . BFD!

There is not one single state that Barrack Hussien Obama will win without Huckabee supporters.

On the other hand Mitt Romney will help deliver CO, NV, MI, NH and possibly MA. Plus he can raise money.

Romney is the GOP’s best chance at picking a VP that will actually make a difference.

RON PAUL backers can’t be reasoned with and Huckabee backers will vote for McCain/Romney over the Black guy/Woman every single time.

McCain Romny ‘08

By: Michael

Michael — Sun, 11 May 2008 04:48:52 +0000

If McCain puts “Flipper’ Romney on the ticket than I am simply not voting.

By: American Patriot

American Patriot — Sat, 10 May 2008 16:12:19 +0000

McINSANE WILL NEVER GET FULL SUPPORT because anyone with 1/2 a brain knows how truly INSINCERE this PTSD war veteren truly is! Voting for McINSANE is voting for the status quo, he’s said repeatedly that he AGREES with Bush’s FAILED Foreign Policy on NUMBEROUS occassions, what more do you want? His 100 years comment was NOT taken out of context, he MEANS EXACTLY what he said! McInsane, Hillary and Obama are ALL members of Council on Foreign Relations and are ALL committed to Rockefeller’s vision of ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT. Bottom line!

The ONLY choice for the Restoration of our Constitution, Bill of Rights, U.S. Sovereignty, NO TORTURE, limited government, restoration of Habeaus Corpus and TRUE Republican values is Dr. RON PAUL! He has NEVER accepted money, gifts, trips, etc. from lobbyists or special interest groups; can ANY of the other nominees say this? NO WAY! They have ALL sold their souls to SATAN and One World Government, aka, the United Nations!!!

The U.N. is in the process of claiming control of all U.S. fresh water supply to be sold to the highest bidder! That is only ONE reason the good Doctor wants to abolish the U.N. Do some research on the United Nations and the Federal Reserve, the World Bank and IMF. Become informed!

I do NOT want to be a GLOBAL citizen working for slave labor wages, DO YOU?

By: Gina

Gina — Fri, 09 May 2008 18:13:54 +0000

Why is it so hard to come up with a good candidate?
And then, out of the available candidates, somehow the WORST ones come out in the end!
It’s unbelievable.

I’d take any republican, libertarian, and even (can’t believe I’m saying this) Hillary over the incredibly scary and troubling Obama. Yes, it’s come down to that.

By: Frank Todd

Frank Todd — Fri, 09 May 2008 17:03:28 +0000

I will never vote for McCain. If McCain gets the top slot on the Republicain ticket I will vote for WHOMEVER heads the Libertarian ticket in November.

By: Linda Rayborn

Linda Rayborn — Fri, 09 May 2008 03:42:27 +0000

I can tell you without a doubt that having Romney on the ticket WOULD NOT get any votes from Huckabee or Paul supporters. We see Romney as a flip-flopping no conviction guy and we like McCain a heck of a lot better than Romney. He would alienate the ticket beyond repair!!! Get out in the field and find out what’s going on with the people here and you wouldn’t even have the gall to write this article. Did you see that Huckabee got more than twice the votes Romney got in Indiana. We have chosen our conservative and it is certainly not Mitt Romeny. It is without a doubt Mike Huckabee. Get it?????

By: Howard Dins

Howard Dins — Thu, 08 May 2008 22:35:38 +0000

I hear Mitt Romney has three wives, and 12 children.

By: tim minnesota

tim minnesota — Thu, 08 May 2008 20:30:36 +0000

Another 2 NO votes for McCain. 30 year Republicans holding our nose when voting. Not this election cycle are we following the National GOP ticket and their poster boy McCain. McCain may be a nice enough guy, but has far to much baggage, and his policies change daily with the weather. Our country needs strong, principled, leadership with a voting history consistent wiht the Constitution and the real Republican platform, and who has slept in the same bed for 51 years. that presidential candidate is Ron Paul not McCain.

By: NH Republican

NH Republican — Thu, 08 May 2008 20:04:19 +0000

there is nothing John McCain could do that would win my vote (any more than Hillobama), I want republicans in office that represent and fight for republican values: smaller government, lower taxes, sound money, less toxic foreign policy and restoration of constitutional (invidivdual) rights…

By: Al

Al — Thu, 08 May 2008 19:46:02 +0000

I would never, ever, ever, support John McCain or any of the other MSM selectee’s. I will write in Ron Paul. I will never again vote for the lesser of two evils simply to poke another party in the eye.

We are, where we are, at the brink of financial collapse because we fail to think and accept meme as truth. I will no longer participate in such suicidal activity.

Our economy will collapse very soon and while Ron Paul wouldn’t be able to stop it, he is the only one who would have answers that don’t include the loss of sovereignty, the acceptance of a new “world currency” and global governance under the New World Order.

By: Tannim

Tannim — Thu, 08 May 2008 19:33:44 +0000

Of course the GOP will claim Obama is the weaker candidate. In fact, Hillary is and everyone knows it because she has a long, bad record that becomes open season once Labor Day passes. (McCain does too, but whether he even makes it that far is in doubt.)

More conservative judges aren’t the solution for McCain. He has no solutions on shoring up his right flank because he abandoned that philosophy years ago.

And no, putting in Slick Willard as VP would not placate Paul supporters at all, and probably not Huckabee supporters, either.

The only way the GOP can retain the White House is to get with the mood of the American people, repudiate Bush, and his policies, and get back to their true conservative roots of peace, limited government, low taxes, balanced budgets, and non-intervnetionism–everythign Ron Paul advocates.