Well it looks like it's gonna be McCain

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Well it looks like it's gonna be McCain

Postby EagerBeaver » February 5th, 2008, 6:09 pm

McCain is running out to a big lead over Huck and Romney. Huck will end up 2nd place from what tonight's results are. Of course California is still to come but I think McCain is gonna win that one in a landslide.
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Re: Well it looks like it's gonna be McCain

Postby pastorables » February 5th, 2008, 6:13 pm

EagerBeaver wrote:McCain is running out to a big lead over Huck and Romney. Huck will end up 2nd place from what tonight's results are. Of course California is still to come but I think McCain is gonna win that one in a landslide.


The pundits are saying that if Huckabee wins a strong second place that McCain will be forced to give him serious consideration for a running mate. Hmmmm?

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Postby free » February 5th, 2008, 6:44 pm

Watching Fox news as McCain gives his speech tonight...I noticed that Joe Lieberman is behind him...When McCain wins the nomination do you think he'll ask Joe to be his VP? Hey, he's Jewish...The Christian right should love this! :wink:
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Postby pastorables » February 5th, 2008, 6:46 pm

free wrote:Watching Fox news as McCain gives his speech tonight...I noticed that Joe Lieberman is behind him...When McCain wins the nomination do you think he'll ask Joe to be his VP? Hey, he's Jewish...The Christian right should love this! :wink:


McCain and Lieberman are Democrats in sheep's clothing. :wink:

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Postby Mole_J » February 5th, 2008, 7:15 pm

I think McCain will pick someone very conservative as his running mate, to try to win some votes from conservatives.

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Postby one love » February 5th, 2008, 7:49 pm

Mccain is going to be the nominee unless huckabee pulls another miralce, I cant believe how this has turned out bt at this time i feel any remaining states should vote huck instead of mitt. But i do feel it is over and mccain is the man. Whch in my opinion is a loss iin the election.

Are only hope would be for people to really not want hilary. Obama will destroy mccain. Did you notice how many democrats voted, only two states had more rep. then dem. On almoost all the other states it was not even close.


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Postby Full Quiver » February 5th, 2008, 7:57 pm

McCain owes serious consideration to Rudy G. and may very well have sold his soul to him.

my fingers are crossed that we get a brokered convention and Thompson is chosen as the real conservative :lol:
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Postby soulsearcher » February 5th, 2008, 8:04 pm

one love wrote:Did you notice how many democrats voted, only two states had more rep. then dem. On almoost all the other states it was not even close.


True conservatives aren't voting, IMHO, because they have no candidate. In general, Republicians have had it and feel betrayed and/or abandoned from the White House down. :cry: Then again, this is only a primary.

Dems are like starved sharks in bloody water, circling in for the kill. :x :twisted:

8 years of hell with Clinton for Reps. 8 years of hell with Bush for Dems. "Change!" :arrow: What a joke. Everyone promises to fix everything. Laughable. :lol: Same old same old.

Come November, it will all be over and we will all have fastened our seatbelts for another bumpy ride. :shock: :?:

Then again, there's always room for a miracle. :) Thank God for peace that passes understanding.:D

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Postby CantBCoy » February 5th, 2008, 9:56 pm

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my fingers are crossed that we get a brokered convention and Thompson is chosen as the real conservative


Can you Thompson boys let it go? Thompson could've won this thing IF he would have ran instead of shuffled. It was his own unmotivated and slothful campaign that gave room for someone like Huckabee to come out of nowhere. Would you really want a President that worked for the country the same way he ran his campaign? Then, leaving the laziness out of it, if he would have actually talked about his own plans, ideas and agenda for the country instead of undermining EVERYONE ELSES he would have garnered more support. A candidate must run to EARN his chance to become president, not waltz in with arrogance and assume it's yours. Thompson lost and he would have been a horrible leader for this country based on everything he showed during this campaign season and I say good riddance. He will not emerge in a convention and he will not be VP, so can we talk about legitimate candidates that have shown the ability to win and have worked themselves into a position to at least broker a spot on the ticket?

I know that everyone that reads the political threads know that I support Mike Huckabee and will no doubt receive flack for this post from some, but Thompson is finished and Huckabee is a player and there "ain't" no argument against those two simple facts.

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Postby one love » February 5th, 2008, 10:21 pm

Full Quiver wrote:McCain owes serious consideration to Rudy G. and may very well have sold his soul to him.

my fingers are crossed that we get a brokered convention and Thompson is chosen as the real conservative :lol:


if that happens is will shout the isles with my flag :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby one love » February 5th, 2008, 10:26 pm

CantBCoy wrote:FQ wrote
my fingers are crossed that we get a brokered convention and Thompson is chosen as the real conservative


Can you Thompson boys let it go? Thompson could've won this thing IF he would have ran instead of shuffled. It was his own unmotivated and slothful campaign that gave room for someone like Huckabee to come out of nowhere. Would you really want a President that worked for the country the same way he ran his campaign? Then, leaving the laziness out of it, if he would have actually talked about his own plans, ideas and agenda for the country instead of undermining EVERYONE ELSES he would have garnered more support. A candidate must run to EARN his chance to become president, not waltz in with arrogance and assume it's yours. Thompson lost and he would have been a horrible leader for this country based on everything he showed during this campaign season and I say good riddance. He will not emerge in a convention and he will not be VP, so can we talk about legitimate candidates that have shown the ability to win and have worked themselves into a position to at least broker a spot on the ticket?

I know that everyone that reads the political threads know that I support Mike Huckabee and will no doubt receive flack for this post from some, but Thompson is finished and Huckabee is a player and there "ain't" no argument against those two simple facts.


of course fred is out, I thought it was funny however i would much rather have fred. Huckabee is out of it as well, if everyone voted for him in the remaining states maybe he would have a chance, i like huck

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Postby MacUser » February 6th, 2008, 3:22 am

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Postby FLgirl » February 6th, 2008, 3:27 am

Full Quiver wrote:McCain owes serious consideration to Rudy G. and may very well have sold his soul to him.

my fingers are crossed that we get a brokered convention and Thompson is chosen as the real conservative :lol:


You may be right about McCain and Rudy G. Yesterday on Regis and Kelly, Regis told a story about being out at a fancy restaurant on Monday night and being invited to meet someone in the private dining room in the back. He goes into the back room and who is there dining? John McCain, Rudy G., Charlie Crist (governor of FL) and a couple of others. Hmmmmm.......

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Saw something interesting...

Postby turbotim » February 6th, 2008, 3:39 am

I was watching CNN last night just checking out how everything was going. It was after ten sometime. They were taking calls from Democrats, Republicans, and Independents.

This lady called in who was a registered Democrat from California. They were interested in who she voted for. She told them she was 49 year old woman and that she voted for Hillary. (not surprising)... But then she started talking about McCain and even said that she may vote for him. The people were like, "What?"

The guy was like, "Are you saying that you will vote for McCain if he wins the GOP?" She said that she was leaning that way but that's only if McCain wins. Then, she started talking about his book and everything. I was like wow...
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Re: Saw something interesting...

Postby MacUser » February 6th, 2008, 3:48 am

turbotim wrote:She told them she was 49 year old woman and that she voted for Hillary. (not surprising) BUTT..


Tim. Seriously.. that first part was all you needed to post. She voted for Hillary, period. The rest will never happen. :wink:

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