than the "Brady Bunch" The guy is loved by the antis for REASON(s). He has become a darling of liberal media for a REASON(s). PLEASE let him know what you think about his anti-Bill of Rights, gadfly, conversion to the left!! www.mccain.gov
John McCain-Bigger danger to our RIGHTS...
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Jammer Six
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Yup, I'll write him.
To congratulate him on his latest accomplishment, and let him know he has support in many quarters.
To congratulate him on his latest accomplishment, and let him know he has support in many quarters.
John's step in wrong direction.....
I respect John for his time served and time in the Hilton......... That said, I have some real issues about his political motivation. Sure he wants to sit in the oval office but I think he might have cut his own throat - so to say...... The majority of the Republican's aren't going to stand behind him after the past few days of his senate work.... I will not be looking for him to take the executive office by the motivation he shows.......... as it stands now I for one wouldn't cast a vote for him..........
Just my 02 cents........ everyone has the right to vent....
I respect John for his time served and time in the Hilton......... That said, I have some real issues about his political motivation. Sure he wants to sit in the oval office but I think he might have cut his own throat - so to say...... The majority of the Republican's aren't going to stand behind him after the past few days of his senate work.... I will not be looking for him to take the executive office by the motivation he shows.......... as it stands now I for one wouldn't cast a vote for him..........
Just my 02 cents........ everyone has the right to vent....
22-rimfire
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I am not particularily supportive of this deal that was made with the dems. From the way I see it, he and 6 others sold out to the Dems by telling them they would block the removal of the Senate rule on Filllibusters on judicial nominees. The Dems said they would only use the fillibuster on significant nominees.... ie they will block the upcoming supreme court nominees that the presdent will likely make in the coming year. The Rebulicans got a small gain now for a big give away later. He doesn't have my vote! I might even vote dem if it came to a choice between a conservative to middle of the road dem vs McCain.
Dan from MI
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I'm a card carrying Republican. I'll never vote for McCain under any circumstance. That includes Hillary.
If it gets to that point, I'll vote for either the Libertarian or Constitution party candidate for president.
If it gets to that point, I'll vote for either the Libertarian or Constitution party candidate for president.
progunner1957
Moderator
Once a hero, now a unprincipled powermonger
With Howard (psycho) Dean in charge, the Democratic party will NEVER nominate a "moderate middle of the road Democrat" to run for President - IF such a being even exsists, of which I am very doubtful.
In order to get anywhere in the Democratic party, a person has to be a socialist, globalist, UN loving one world government sycophant; sadly, the so-called "Republican" party is not much different these days.
McCain was a hero during the Vietnam era - no one can deny that. IMHO, he sold out his principles and integrity for a shot at the big time (White House). Apparently, the Senate wasn't big time enough for him; today he is at best a RINO, at worst a Demosocialist in disguise.
The more I see and hear, Demosocialist in disguise describes him.
McCain has sold out the conservative movement, the American people AND THE CONSTITUTION for his own purposes and ambitions, plain and simple. Kerry tried to woo him into a VP slot in the '04 election - THERE IS A REASON FOR THAT.
With Howard (psycho) Dean in charge, the Democratic party will NEVER nominate a "moderate middle of the road Democrat" to run for President - IF such a being even exsists, of which I am very doubtful.
In order to get anywhere in the Democratic party, a person has to be a socialist, globalist, UN loving one world government sycophant; sadly, the so-called "Republican" party is not much different these days.
McCain was a hero during the Vietnam era - no one can deny that. IMHO, he sold out his principles and integrity for a shot at the big time (White House). Apparently, the Senate wasn't big time enough for him; today he is at best a RINO, at worst a Demosocialist in disguise.
The more I see and hear, Demosocialist in disguise describes him.
McCain has sold out the conservative movement, the American people AND THE CONSTITUTION for his own purposes and ambitions, plain and simple. Kerry tried to woo him into a VP slot in the '04 election - THERE IS A REASON FOR THAT.
This filibuster stuff was destroying Congress. If the Dems had their way, the Rebs would have used it against them in the future, and vice versa.
So, I think the compromise was a necessity to prevent Congress from becoming even more ridiculously divided. It may seem crummy, but it's better than the alternatives.
As for McCain specifically, I don't always like his politics, but I do appreciate the way he speaks his mind. I think that's a type of character that is mostly missing from politicians, and we could use a ton more of.
So, I think the compromise was a necessity to prevent Congress from becoming even more ridiculously divided. It may seem crummy, but it's better than the alternatives.
As for McCain specifically, I don't always like his politics, but I do appreciate the way he speaks his mind. I think that's a type of character that is mostly missing from politicians, and we could use a ton more of.
Glenn E. Meyer
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A plague on both parties. How can anyone look at the current set of players and think this is what the best of America actually is?
We are doooooomed!! :barf:
I think we would be better off if there were no parties and folks just ran on what they actually believed in and would say what they actually believed. The current game of mindless party loyalty and special interests has brought both parties under the thrall of their nut fringes. Of course, if you are in a nut fringe, you probably think it's dandy - but it's not.
I have little confidence in any of the known major players. You have to vote on some issue that you think your guy or gal won't mess up. I've given up on any of them doing anything positive for the country.
I agree with positions in both parties at times and despise their positions at other times. I cannot be loyal to a party when both are run by fools and charlatans. My, I'm bitter today.
We are doooooomed!! :barf:
I think we would be better off if there were no parties and folks just ran on what they actually believed in and would say what they actually believed. The current game of mindless party loyalty and special interests has brought both parties under the thrall of their nut fringes. Of course, if you are in a nut fringe, you probably think it's dandy - but it's not.
I have little confidence in any of the known major players. You have to vote on some issue that you think your guy or gal won't mess up. I've given up on any of them doing anything positive for the country.
I agree with positions in both parties at times and despise their positions at other times. I cannot be loyal to a party when both are run by fools and charlatans. My, I'm bitter today.