Is McCain Toast Against Obama?

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Whom will win in November between Obama vs McCain

Obama will dominate
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51%
Obama will eek out a win
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3%
Florida Type Recount
1
3%
McCain will eek out a win
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32%
McCain will dominate
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5%
Who Cares? It won't effect my life at all!
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5%
 
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Re: Is mcCain toast against Obama?

Postby MacUser » February 14th, 2008, 6:49 am

Dr. Ron wrote:You guys need to look at all the issues......taxes and foreign policy!

McCain has said he will try to make the Bush tax cuts permanent. Obama has promised he will raise the taxes immediately ....so has Hilary. Obama and Hilary want it back to Clinton High taxes.

McCain said he voted against it the first time as an act of rebellion. He was basically upset with Bush that he was overlooked for a cabinet post.

He certanly knows more about military and foreign policy than the dems.
And trust me the military WILL help him get elected.....and then adding Huckaby as VP ....or FRED, he will capture the main voting bloc....the christain conservative.

Don't worry boys.............Gore is on the way!!!! I am telling you!


I understand and all good points.. but the Juggernaut known as the silver tongue Obama is a force to be considered. The 71+ year old McCain will become a relic of the past of how things used to be done.

Obama will be able to invoke the JFK, Reagan emotions from all the independents. Even McCain's independent campaign manager is going to support Obama over McCain. Try to figure this out!!


McCain Adviser Won't Fight Obama
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar ... viser.html

"I would simply be uncomfortable being in a campaign that would be inevitably attacking Barack Obama," said McCain adviser Mark McKinnon in an interview with NPR's "All Things Considered."  "I think it would be uncomfortable for me, and I think it would be bad for the McCain campaign." McKinnon, who was a Democrat before serving as President Bush's ad maker in 2000 and 2004, said that he plans to be behind McCain "100 percent" no matter who the Democratic nominee is. He explained, however, that if the Democrats nominate Obama, he will be supporting McCain "from the sidelines."

While saying that he does not agree with Obama on every issue, McKinnon gushed about the Illinois Democrat. "I met Barack Obama, I read his book, I like him a great deal," said McKinnon.




The Issues you touted (I 100% agree with).. didn't get a conservative in on the Republican ticket.. so I guess those same issues aren't going to dictate whose going to win the Presidency, eh?
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Postby DaJudge » February 14th, 2008, 8:58 am

doris wrote:If you want the things conservatives want you will bite your tongue and vote for McCain.


Doris, I respect you and I know that you are quite involved in politics and have a lot of knowledge on the subject. However I have to disagree with you here. If we hold our noses and vote for this guy, then we conservatives and Christian coalition types will be taken for granted by the GOP forevermore. They will treat us like the Democrats treat the blacks. They will just assume that we will vote for them and pay us no nevermind. We've got to send them a message that we AIN'T gonna take this.

He (McCain)is our only hope.


If that's the case, we're up the creek.

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Postby Shellie » February 14th, 2008, 9:03 am

Dr. Ron wrote:

And trust me the military WILL help him get elected.....


I've got a friend whose sister is a Marine. (I'm still scratchin' my head on that one, but of course, I am old school). Anyway, the military voices are all shouting McCain.

Personally, I wouldn't vote for McCain anymore than I would vote for Hillary or Obama. It's like saying, do I want a red apple, a yellow apple, or a green apple. An apple is still an apple.
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Postby MacUser » February 14th, 2008, 9:39 am

Billary.. still might surprise and come back on these next primaries. When I see articles about Billary not winning or possibly losing the nomination ( I think the opposite on media news - planted story etc ) .. plus I think that possibly turns out the Hillary fringe?

I will vote against the Democrats because I think that several key issues as Dr. Ron and I mentioned earlier are to important to abstain. I guess it will greatly depend on the VP nomination etc.
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is mcCain toast against Obama?

Postby Dr. Ron » February 14th, 2008, 10:40 am

You can take it to the bank that a vote NOT cast for a Rep. IS a vote cast for a DEM.

I have never known a candidate that I agreed with totally. I understand the difficulty with McCain. But please don't let the trees get in your way of seeing the forrest.

I would vote for Hillary if she changed parties and ran against any DEm. At least I know what the party stands for.
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Postby soulsearcher » February 14th, 2008, 5:30 pm

D.R., I'm with you there, buddy.

My pick for running mate: Condi Rice!

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Re: is mcCain toast against Obama?

Postby DaJudge » February 14th, 2008, 6:19 pm

Dr. Ron wrote:You can take it to the bank that a vote NOT cast for a Rep. IS a vote cast for a DEM.



You have to take a longer term view of this Dr. Ron. If we don't vote for McCain this time around, might a Dem win? Very likely, yes. But four years from now, the powers that be will be a whole lot less likely to push liberal RINO republicans like McCain down our throats again. We won't be taken for granted anymore.

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Postby MacUser » February 16th, 2008, 4:35 pm

CROWD FAINTING INCIDENTS HITS OBAMA RALLIES!!
http://www.breitbart.tv/html/48404.html

Los Angeles Times on one of the six recent fainting incidents: "Barack Obama's first and only rally on election day came to a sudden and lengthy stop when a young woman in the Dartmouth College gym fainted, and was eventually rolled off on a gurney by emergency medical technicians. At first Obama half-narrated the episode, saying soothing things like, 'She's OK,' 'She's talking.' But the longer she lay on the floor, the quieter Obama got, standing on the podium, arms folded, looking worried as the medical crew worked."

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Zowie. Sheer Rock Star Status! McCain is doomed.
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Postby pastorables » February 16th, 2008, 5:33 pm

MacUser wrote:CROWD FAINTING INCIDENTS HITS OBAMA RALLIES!!
http://www.breitbart.tv/html/48404.html



Wow! Does it not seem bizarrely coincidental that each situation was close enough for Obama to spot quickly and even offer water?! :roll:
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Is mcCain toast against Obama?

Postby Dr. Ron » February 16th, 2008, 6:20 pm

Dajudge.
I appreciate your insight, but I respectfully disagree with you. This country can't afford 4 years of a dem rule. It would wreck us.

We have to stand together this time to let the left know that they are not going to force feed us a "rock star " or a "witch". We don't have the time for that.

I am not a racist. I have no problem with a black (Obama is not black-mulato) being president. I have no problem with a woman being president.
I have a huge problem being forced to accept either of the two who are not qualified!

Remember the scenario also is that if MeCain is elected, it will likely be a one term for him.....his vice could then go forward.
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Is mcCain toast against Obama?

Postby Dr. Ron » February 16th, 2008, 6:20 pm

Dajudge.
I appreciate your insight, but I respectfully disagree with you. This country can't afford 4 years of a dem rule. It would wreck us.

We have to stand together this time to let the left know that they are not going to force feed us a "rock star " or a "witch". We don't have the time for that.

I am not a racist. I have no problem with a black (Obama is not black-mulato) being president. I have no problem with a woman being president.
I have a huge problem being forced to accept either of the two who are not qualified!

Remember the scenario also is that if MeCain is elected, it will likely be a one term for him.....his vice could then go forward.
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Gore

Postby SBW » February 18th, 2008, 3:43 am

Dr Ron,
Mark this day, Feb 18th, sir. My wife was watching one of the morning news shows, I think it was the "Today" show. There were some talking heads on there discussing the democratic nomination. They said that if there is no clear front runner by the end of June, the democratic party will probably turn to Al Gore for help in the decision process because of his many followers in the party.

This is the first time his name has popped into the equation. Just wanted to let you know.
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Postby MacUser » February 19th, 2008, 1:01 pm

(To date) According to my unrealistic Jude2 poll.. Obama Won.
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