A VOTE 4 McCAIN IS 4 MORE YEARS OF GEORGE BUSH!!!!

BUT I WILL VOTE 4 MORE YEARS OF "BUSH" McCAIN IF HILLARY WINS THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION BY HOOK OR CROOK!

GO OBAMA!!!!

I love how John McCain thinks he can compete in California. This state will stay blue in 2008 and beyond!

Despite the unpopularity of President Bush, the strong desire for change from a Republican administration, and the tremendous Democratic voting numbers, John McCain is polling close to both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Makes you wonder.

I was on Barack's side until he played the race card – once he did that, he lost me.

Obama played the race card first, re: the cheap shot about MLK, Jr. and Lyndon Johnson. The media sniffed out a "good story," and they jumped on Obama's bandwagon. I hope the media are proud of themselves.

Once the media jumped on the "racist" bandwagon, not only did they get the ratings; they also turned this election (maybe the most important one in the history of our country) into race vs. gender.

Well, I can't hardly blame the media – they're in it for ratings, and race vs. gender is SO much more ratings-worthy than issues or experience or what is really the best for the future of our planet.

I think it's really funny that the outcome of this entire election may be that the media as we know it today will become largely irrelevant because they are so often wrong.

IF the "anointed media King" Obama becomes President; WHEN he screws up (as he will, as he is so inexperienced and so very arrogant)

Future bumper stickers will read "Don't blame me – I didn't vote as the media told me I must"

There is tremendous anger out in the country about Bush's squandering of American resources in Iraq, and his tax breaks for the rich here at home. Only Obama taps into that tremendous anger about the war, and the need for greater respect for the common American. It doesn't take alot of experience to see that, and to see that something needs to be done about it. If Obama can stay on message, he will sweep away everything before him, war heroes not withstanding, and bring change to Washington that Americans are starving for.

You bet it will be uphill… especially after how the GOP party establishment has shown such contempt for conservatives and engaged in voter suppression and disenfranchisement. Just look at what happened in Louisiana.

My question is: what if Governor Huckabee wins in Wisconsin? What if Governor Huckabee wins in Texas? What will the GOP do? This whole issue is a little weird. I mean, it's the GOP's belief that this should be over and we must roll on with McCain. They don't want to continue a primary election. A number of Republicans are OK with that. News programs are reporting both pledged and unpledged delegates as they track McCain's progress to 1191. But a candidate must have 1191 pledged delegates. The unpledged are decided later. Am I wrong on this? I tried to get info at the Republican National Convention web site, but they have a blank page on their delegate link. They say information on the delegate process will be supplied shortly. What? We are in the middle of a primary…Why can't we be clear and transparent about our voting process. And the Democrats aren't much better off in their situation. Whether you support Governor Huckabee or not, is this not screwy? Gop.org has no information at all on the delegate process or what happens at convention. I only know what other folks have told me. I guess either party reserves the right to just turn things off when they want. And the media feels no obligation to be helpful in promoting understanding, and they just go along with the RNC and DNC wishes. If anyone has any insight for me, I would appreciate it. I don't think that this is a Partisan issue. I think all Americans are concerned, left, right, and in between.

In Senator McCain I see a great hero who struggles to maintain his composure. I see a Candidate who has shown time and again how he loses his presence of mind and temper over little things that are out of his control. I see a Candidate who could lead us to premature preemptive action when delicate diplomacy is required. I see a Candidate who will make a tense situation worse. I see a Candidate who needs a staff to manage him. How can we have a President who struggles to handle the little things and think he will somehow be different facing Vladmir Putin or Ahmadenajad?

Senator McCain will be our next President. The Dems can't get their act together and Hillary and Barack combined don't have the experience an know how to direct the USA in time of war.

McCain will pick up a lot of votes from the Democrats if Obama winds up being the nominee.

Independents and Republicans have selected our candidate in the open primary states. The dynamic will be different in November. McCain is more centrist and hence not loved by the right: Obama is the most liberal Senator and hence too far left for many Democrats and most Republicans. Here comes Hillary up the middle and I will start a write-in campaign if she is not the nominee.

You all don't know true Republicans like I do. There is no way any Republican would go out of their way to vote for a Democrat and run the risk that their choice for the Republican nomination would not win. Stop spreading propaganda and face the facts: Senator Barack Obama has hands-down wiped the floor with Hillary and she was unprepared for a good battle.

It will be an uphill battle for you Mccain if Obama wins the nomination. This republican will vote Obama along with thousands of my friends. He has united, instead of divided and it has shown along party lines. He is the best canidate in years, and the excitement he draws in independants and republicans alike is remarkable. If Hillary is the nominaton, you will not have a problem. Us republicans will unite like we were fighting against the devil itself and vote against her. So be very afraid of an Obama nomination, that will be your downfall. I just don't think some democrats are smart enough to figure out what they have in Obama. A canidate like this doesn't come around but once in a lifetime. He is what the country really needs to unite and bring hope to the American people. All people, and beyond party lines.

if you will look at the whole pic. john mcCain is the best hope we have. now all of you so cad christians out there should for your going to church with a bible under your arm, how can anyone claiming to be a christian vote for a democrat. now if you are so smart answer that i can-not and will not vote for any person that goes aganist thw word of GOD. mcCAIN IS A GOOD HONEST MAN. I am sure that i will not agree with all of his ways but he sure has more to offer than the dems. and as far as the war and gettin out, wll that wont work if any of you remember GEN macauthur told truman to give him the go ahead and he would gon to moscow and wuld have been through with war for a long time so what did truman do he fired gen mac, and how long was we out of korwhen we got nam. both under dems.
think about your vote long and hard before jumping the gun/

Quite simple. McCain is Pro-Iraq war. He will not win.

Senator McCain…

Keep defending the Bush Wealthy tax cuts, after you initially voted against them.

Keep defending the Bush Iraq War presence.

Keep thinking you can out debate the Dem's.

Your about to find out how wrong you are on all three issues.

Have you changed your mind again on waterboarding?

If Obama takes the nomination, the battle will be a little easier for McCain. I don't believe true conservatives (or moderates) will ever vote for Obama over McCain. A lot of his caucus and primary wins probably just came from Republicans who didn't want HIllary to make the cut, then they will swing back to their true Republican roots.

That's true if Clinton is the nominee otherwise it'll be cakewalk. Who will vote Obama other than the fired up primary voters?

You bet it's going to be an uphill battle… If Barack Obama is the democratic nominee. Notice he doesn't even bother to attack HRC in any of his ads or speeches. He has plenty of material to deal with her if she somehow finds a way to win the nomination. He is only trying (and failing) to knock Barack Obama out so that he can face a known enemy–HRC, who really is more of a friend to the Republicans

Nothing like a little fear mongering to start the day….

Maybe it's just me, but didn't Mr. Romney continuously claim that Mr. McCain was really a liberal. Also, I believe that he has said that Mr. Huckabee was more conservative than Mr. McCain. Having said that, how could he endorse the "lesser" conservative. I guess someone showed him the money.

Well, he can certainly out-debate Barack – that's a given; that is, if Barack is man enough to debate McCain at all. Obama may just pull his old stunt and ask McCain to "check out his Website" instead – LOL! (Not that Obama will get away with it with the Republicans, no matter how much help he gets from the media or the chanting Obamabots)

I don't think McCain can out-debate Hillary, though, and I think he knows it.

It would be uphill against Obama – against Clinton they would not know where to start throwing her dirt at her since the Billaries are a living scandal. The Republicans don't have to play nice in order not to hurt Mr. Monica's or Billary's feelings.

If Billary would smear herself and her Monica-Hubby into the nomination, I will contribute to the Republicans … I don't think that crying will help Billary much in begging votes out of the Republicans.

NO MORE BUSH, NO MORE CLINTON – NO TO ROYALTIES IN THE USA

So, Mr. Obama, please tell me more specific what do you want to do if NAFTA is not good for you. Don't just complain on current system, but you need to mention what kind of solution you wanna do in the office. NAFTA, for some points gave us benefits, so consumers can buy a cheaper products and for US the companies, by shifting their company overseas, they save millions and made a billions.

I love how McCain speaks of uniting the Republican Party. Obama and Clinton speak of uniting the country. And they (Republicans) wonder why voter turn-out is higher on the Dem side. Good luck uniting your friends McCain. We'll all be working together over here as a country to get things done. But we won't leave you and your friends out like you're making oh-so-clear that you'd leave us out.

I agree, a withdrawal date is unrealistic. We must prevail and this country will continue to have a presents like other countries.

McCain has one narrow view policy only, fear, fear, and more fear, McCain himself should be feared. McCain has no developmental policies to move our country forward, just the same old song and dance. He's too old and doesn't think progressively and it's too late in the day for another GWB.

I respect McCain's status as a national hero, but he can not outperform Hillary Clinton. His position on the war hurts our national interests. His economic policy is step forward from Bush, but way behind Hillary. On foreign policy, he has some good ideas, but they will be overshadowed by his obsession with the war in Iraq.

Hillary 08

He's right about that. It's gonna be like climbing Mt. Everest… And he's gonna fail. Democrats will win in Nov.

McCain–we watched you interview this morning.
You are definitely, in our opinion, the most capable on all the issues.
You've got our vote MArch 4!