Posted by
King Vinyl on Thursday, July 17, 2008 11:28:31 AM
If John McCain and the McGOP think he has our votes because Obama scares us think again. We see McCain himself as lessor of an evil than Obama, however when you start talking about who he will tap as his veep have no illusions that he could run off and pick someone worse than himself in the eyes of GOP voter and get away with it.
For awhile now I thought McCain might just introduce Hillary Clinton at the GOP convention as the newest member of the party and his choice for Vice President of the United States of America. Becasue I think he feels that by calling Barrack a liberal he is assured the voter in the GOP will join his McGOP and cast their votes for him. Honestly I would vote for a McCain /Clinton ticket and not because I have one nice thing to say about Hillary either, just for the reasons I stated above.
McCain has a choice as do we all. In my opinion he needs someone who is more conservative than he is. But the names being floated around these days are not names I would associate with real conservative priciples. In fact one of those names Romney, is going to cause the primary divisions we had to spill into the general election. The worst name that McCain could pull from his hat is Mitt Romney, the second worst name is Mike Huckabee, for the record Pawlenty is a bad choice to.
If this is all about party then I am out I am not about the GOP, McGOP or anything other than a free country. It may in my mind take the failed presidency of a Barrack Huessein Obama to get it through to the morons in our party to quit playing these silly games with our voters. Romney is not, and has not ever done anything conservative in his political life. He is pro-choice, pro-gay marriage, pro-government healthcare, pro-amnesty and when he decided to run for president he realized he was on the wrong side of the fence on all those issues. His campaign including some who write blogs, books and may even still be aloud on the radio use his religion to distract the sheeple with tag lines like "bigot" calling it the that issue people shy away from him on. It's not he is a liberal all you have to do is listen to his campaign debate for govenor of MA. He talks about his true beliefs and even tell you why his is on the liberal side of the coin. Huckabee would be a fabulous choice except one thing his history as a Baptist preacher. Because Romney is LDS and Huck is a Baptist these two Tea-totaling religions are at war in our party. I like what Huckabee did as Gov. in AR. What I don't like about either is they belong to religions whose members can't keep their beliefs to themselves and see it as their mission in life to judge the those who don't see things as they do.
Now they have split the party, given us McCain I think they both need to go back to their religions and discuss how the judgemental aspects of their respective faiths has done a huge diservice to this nation in a time of war and presidential election. We don't elect someone on the basis of their faith but we will disqualify those whose common sense comes from a church.