"Fraud" seems a bit strong. It's not like he's actually kidding anyone.
I'll support McCain if Hillary is the nominee of the D's. But If the D's nominate Obama, I'm not so sure. Obama might be a disaster, but at least he offers hope for something different. I don't think he can deliver, but neither will McCain and McCain doesn't even offer hope.
Deliver what? That's the question, isn't it? Like "good of the country," "deliver" needs some context.
Obama is basking in the fact that nobody really knows what he's about, and he appeals mostly to the emotions. That wouldn't last through a whole campaign. At least with Hillary and McCain, we have a more extensive political history that tells us what to expect.
I would like to see conservatives do an end run, and work on getting Congress back. Work all this steam into something useful. We seemed to do pretty well with a true conservative Congress for a few years after 1994, even with a liberal president.
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- Do you think he could survuve choosing another Liberal Republican as his running mate?
- Lots I don't know
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- More than a few people think the Huckabee fix has been in for weeks.
- Health care on the Cheney Plan
- I have no idea. I wouldn't be suprized if McCain himself thought the Earth was 6000 years old.
- Wow. (n/t)
- Please don't tell me the Democrats are any more literate in scientific matters than Republicans.
- I wouldn't vote for them either.
- We would not nominate nor elect them president, though. (n/t)
- Please don't tell me the Democrats are any more literate in scientific matters than Republicans.
- Wow. (n/t)
- Do you think he could survuve choosing another Liberal Republican as his running mate?