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    Default Mccain....

    Well he won most of the states somehow... Romney says he'll stay in the race.

    I dont respect either, but mccain is in my eyes no different than hillary or obama. Does mccain the only one left with an ounce of conservative juice in his body even stand a chance at this point?

    When the end day is hillary/obama or mccain, what choices are left?

    I guess I'll vote independant nothing much we can do at this point...

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    like or dislike mccain. the stragety rush, hannity and the rest or the "conservative" media has
    saying they'd vote for hillary is a shitty one. their attitude/stratagey does nothing for me and turns me as well as other gop voters i know, off. who gives a shit what they think. when romney announced his intent the "christian conservative" all but dismissed his religion as not worthy of their vote. NOW he's a more conservative canidate and their choice???WTF??

    there is no one running i'd vote for, yet more than likely i'll still pull the rep nominee in nov

    maybe i'll join penn and his ilk ,overseas. NOT

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    The truely sad part about this whole thing is, it will boil down to one of two things, Do you want to take the direct path to socialism, (Billery, Obama) Or do You want to take the sceanic route, (Most of the republicans) I have voted R since I turned 18, Right now there isn't one of them that I could support 100%. I will end up voteing the R again, no matter what it's better than the alternative.

    I did not mention the third path,(RP) Because He would stick His head in the sand so far, that the country would have no chance of moving forward.
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    I like none of 'em



    but I notice that JM won CA... that tells you how fugged up he is.

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    The Presidential election is set, we will not change the out come, no matter what we lose.

    The place where we can still make a difference is in the US Senate, US House and local elections.

    I would strongly suggest that everyone at the site here, learn what they can about Bob Shafer, and support him for US Senate. I will be supporting him and Musgrave again.

    Maybe work to become a city councilman, mayor, state legislator. There are few running that we can depend on to represent us in a proper fashion, and not sell us out. We will have to make it happen ourselves.

    We have not lost the war yet, but we have been set back, and battered.

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    +1 for bob schaffer

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    Quote Originally Posted by jim View Post
    like or dislike mccain. the stragety rush, hannity and the rest or the "conservative" media has
    saying they'd vote for hillary is a shitty one. their attitude/stratagey does nothing for me and turns me as well as other gop voters i know, off.
    I don't know about Hannity, but Rush never said he would vote for Hillary. The MSM has distorted his statements. That's a shocker.

    Obama, Hillary, and McCain are all getting money from George Soros. That's messed up.

    McCain may have been against Kyoto, but he was a sponsor of McCain-Leiberman which will be devestating to our economy in the name of environmentalism.

    I'll probably still vote for McCain, even though he won't win. Then I'll probably change my voter registration from 'R' to 'I'. The party has left me. I had to actually look to see who was leading the RNC, and then didn't recognize the Chair or Co-chair. The national RNC leadership is asleep at the switch.

    It also appears that we're reaching the tipping point, where more voters are getting something from the government than are paying in. Then we have mob rule. The only thing that I can see that will really make a change is another revolution. Keep your powder dry.
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    agreed.... nothing will change until americans change it.

    A two party system is a bad system, and that is at the core of all our problems. Anyone who votes D or R is voting against America... (Properly spelled with a capitol A - 7idl)

    Been a registered Independant for 2.5 years now

    Also concerning mccain, he may say a few things that sound good in a conservatives eyes, but in all honesty how does his track record back that up? To my knowledge he is just BS'ing and lieng, he'll never do half the conservative things he touts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by foxtrot View Post
    You'd know what his track record was if you looked it up and stopped parroting things you hear on the radio/TV. McCain to most people is just a "moderate" (thats "bad") and Hillary/Obama are "liberal". How about looking up what positions they take and what history they have before basing your opinon on what other people say?

    And again, to the ones that think with a radical leftest will come a "renewal"... who exactly, is going to lead that? Who is going to participate? Your going to be hard pressed to find any volunteers - the only way you can use a gun collection, btw, is if your alive to use it. Your very imaginative if you think that is a possibility in the slightest. Where was the "renewal" for all the past liberal presidents (and firearm bans) we have had? Hate to tell you, but the prospects don't get better with time.

    http://www.issues2000.org/2008/John_...un_Control.htm
    There you go!

    It's been a 2 party system since around the civil war. The 2 party system sucks, but that's what we have to work with and it's sure better then most countries. Lament all you want on how it should be and how people should just vote for their best candidate and then sit back and watch the other side give away your tax money to welfare queens and take away the guns because that's the attitude that gives them the power. In a perfect world, you don't like the republican candidates then you vote for some else and they would listen and put up better candidates in 4 years. Won't happen. They will go the opposite direction and try to go more middle of the road (see more liberal) to try and sneak some votes away from independents who could go either repub or dem.

    Oh and it's been 22 years since the full auto ban. How many times has it been attempted to overturn that, and how successful has that been. Reagan signed that piece of shit legislation to appease the gun grabbers. Were they appeased? Did they take their win and let it go?

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    Now, who would have thought McCain would be bought out by Soros?

    http://www.worldnetdaily.com/index.p...w&pageId=56177

    Sure he is NO different than any other dummycrat

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