Viguerie: McCain campaign depresses conservatives »
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The McCain campaign has not only failed to enthuse Republicans, but left many conservatives depressed and ready for a November defeat, said Richard A. Viguerie, Chairman of ConservativeHQ.com.
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CRYMTYPHON1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Teech1 month, 2 weeks ago
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mntnman4441 month, 2 weeks ago
McCain sure has the cons on Propeller depressed...like this...
http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...
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aniokly1 month, 2 weeks ago
That was 6 months ago when Sen McCain was running against Republicans. Now he is running against a former Muslim, an extremely liberal candidate that has the very liberal voting record, but is trying to pass himself off as a centrist. Actually, if you listened to him recently you would think he is running for President Bush's third term. He even voted for the FISA bill he promised a couple months ago to filibuster.
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mntnman4441 month, 2 weeks ago
You like to make up lies about Obama...so how about a little truth about McCain...tell us how much you love him and why.
I hope the physical therapy for your whiplash is going well,you're going to need all your strength in Nov.
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aniokly1 month, 2 weeks ago
Viguerie says Conservatives are depressed for the same reason Jesse Jackson say Obama speaks down to black people. They both see their influence over Conservatives, and Liberals sliding away. Today's Democrats, and Republicans can choose their Presidential candidate all by themselves, and it is killing the oldtimers fading into the past.
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mntnman4441 month, 2 weeks ago
"Why would any Republican vote for this man,John McCain?"
-aniokly
http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...
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aniokly1 month, 2 weeks ago
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aniokly1 month, 2 weeks ago
And once again Sen McCain is running against a former Muslim who sat in the TUCC for 20 years listening to Rev Jeremiah Wright curse, and damn America, accusing her of heinous crimes, even subjecting his minot children to such rants, and now Obama wants our vote for President, and thinks he can lie his way to the Oval office. Sorry. He makes Senator McCain look like a political genius.
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agoodlibertian1 month, 2 weeks ago
Irrelevent comment. Who cares about the Rev. Wright issue, it is dead, bring on something tangible to discuss about Obama or shut up, you sound totally ridicious at this point.
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aniokly1 month, 2 weeks ago
Rev Wright may be a dead issue to you, but Obama's attendance at the TUCC for 20 years listening to his rant, curse, and damn America is very relevant to many people, people who might have voted for Sen Obama if they did not know that about him. Obama might have thrown Uncle Jerry under the bus, but he cannot change the fact Uncle Jerry was his mentor, and Spiritual adviser for 20 years.
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mackiemesser1 month, 2 weeks ago
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JoseMadre1 month, 2 weeks ago
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donald511 month, 2 weeks ago
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hefaa11 month, 2 weeks ago
I can see why the conservatives are depressed. George has a 22% approval rating, McCain's got nothin' but "W's" legacy and the Democrats will probably win a 2/3rds majority in both houses of Congress to go along with President Obama.
However, Republicans like to put strange, non-factual and imaginative spins on issues. This November will not be the reality of a stunning and overwhelming defeat with a new Democratic Pres and a 2/3rds Demo Congress, Conservatives will call it, an all part of the plan, "Strategic Re-evaluation" or some other euphuism for tired, humiliated losers.
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JoseMadre1 month, 2 weeks ago
"I can see why the conservatives are depressed. George has a 22% approval rating"
Rasmussen has it at 32%, and if Bush were a conservative then we'd have reason to be depressed. Except on taxes, where his influence was JFK, Bush is an LBJ clone. He loves big, interventionist government.
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HMMace1 month, 2 weeks ago
tOO BAD ALL WE GET IS mCCAIN, A LOSER--AND A SWITCHER--wHEN HE IS IN THE JHALL--NO NEED FOR FURNACES---HE BLOWS MORE HOT AIR THAN THE FURNACE...FOR ANYONE TO BELIEVE ALL THAT HOT AIR--ARE JUST PLAIN THE DUMBEST..
WE SHOULD HAVE THE MEANS TO RECALL A LIAR POLITICIAN..
WHICH OF COURSE WOULD BE ALL OF THEM...
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nikkibabe1 month, 2 weeks ago
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Spinward1 month, 2 weeks ago
Food for thought...
WHAT IF Obama's profound lack of experience causes him to really screw up himself and the country? Is he really ready for this job? If not, is he the best candidate?
Business experience: zero
Military experience: zero
Foreign relations experience: zero
Budgeting experience: zero
Management experience: zero
Employee experience: almost zero
Union work experience: zero
Diplomatic experience: zero
Negotiating experience: zero
Bi-partisan legislative experience: zero
Healthcare experience: zero
Bill drafting experience: zero
If McCain had the above qualifications, I would be the first to say that he is clearly not qualified and SO WOULD YOU, but Obama has great speaking skills so you buy it all? I am not the biggest McCain fan, but come on....
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