The McCain Thread

Who will be McCain's runningmate?

  • Mitt Romney (former Governor of Massachussets)

  • Mike Huckabee (former Governor of Arkansas)

  • Rudy Giuliani (former mayor New York)

  • Charlie Christ (current governor of Florida)

  • Fred Thompson (former US Senator of Tennessee)

  • Condaleeza Rice (Secretary of State)

  • Colin Powell (former Secretary of State)

  • JC Watts (former Republican chairman of Republican House)

  • Rob Portman (Director of Office of Management and Budget)

  • Tim Pawlenty (Governor of Minnesota)

  • Bobby Jindal (Governor of Lousiana)

  • Mark Sanford (Governor of South Carolina)

  • Lindsey Graham (US Senator of South Carolina)

  • Sarah Palin (Governor of Alaska)

  • Kay Hutchinson (US Senator of Texas)

  • John Thune (US Senator of South Dakota)

  • Haley Barbour (Governor of Mississippi)

  • Marsha Blackburn (US Tenessee Representative)

  • Joseph Lieberman (US Senator of Connecticut)

  • Sonny Perdue (Governor of Georgia)

  • George Allen (former US Senator of Virginia)

  • Matt Blunt (Governor of Missouri)

  • some other US Senator, congressman

  • some other Governor

  • some dark horse like Dick Cheney


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Beauty Sleep! :cmad:

Speaking of beauty...his wife would've made the hottest first lady EVER :csad:

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I am honestly amazed.

I assumed anyone that was so irrationally anti-Bush would simply of never considered voting GOP this go around.

I would have assumed that as well, since Bush and the neo-cons that are running things behind the scenes are so connected and really, it's those people that you'd need to be worried about, not Bush. You would think they'd just swear of the party altogether, knowing that the people in the back room are such a problem. But, there are people who still really want to believe in the party but just find it increasingly difficult to do so (thanks to Bush and the people in the back). It sort of begs the question of how many Republicans are feeling completely disenfranchised with the Republican Party to the point that they'll opt to not vote or even vote against them, either out of apathy or just to get their message across?

jag
 
I would have assumed that as well, since Bush and the neo-cons that are running things behind the scenes are so connected and really, it's those people that you'd need to be worried about, not Bush. You would think they'd just swear of the party altogether, knowing that the people in the back room are such a problem. But, there are people who still really want to believe in the party but just find it increasingly difficult to do so (thanks to Bush and the people in the back). It sort of begs the question of how many Republicans are feeling completely disenfranchised with the Republican Party to the point that they'll opt to not vote or even vote against them, either out of apathy or just to get their message across?

jag

Thats why the GOP needs Hillary to win.

A lot of bitter Republicans will vote GOP just to keep her from the White House.

I don't think they will do the same for Obama.
 
Thats why the GOP needs Hillary to win.

A lot of bitter Republicans will vote GOP just to keep her from the White House.

I don't think they will do the same for Obama.

I would tend to agree with you about that.

jag
 
Bush calling McCain a true conservative only solidifies in my mind that he is not.

Because Bush isn't one, himself.
Agreed. Bush is the only President in US history to Double the Size of Government.

Way to go "Conservative"! :cmad:
 
Thats why the GOP needs Hillary to win.

A lot of bitter Republicans will vote GOP just to keep her from the White House.

I don't think they will do the same for Obama.
Which is why I prefer Obama to Hilary.
 
^This is truth. It's also what makes his affection for Bush after about 2002/2003 so patently offensive and the biggest reason I preferred Romney.
 
Bush is endorising him as a conservative? George himself doesn't qualify for the title...it's like Stevie Wonder trying to lead Ray Charles to water. :down:

Making himself an ally with Bush at this point in the game is going to hurt him something fierce.
 
Some say G.W.Bush is not a conservative.
He's not. I don't agree with real conservatives at all, but at least there's logic to what they propose. That cat I can't figure out at all.
 
He's not. I don't agree with real conservatives at all, but at least there's logic to what they propose. That cat I can't figure out at all.
Full Ack, paleo-conservatives are all right. Neo-Cons like Bush are just Nanny State proponents with a right wing leaning.
 
I like McCain's stance on immigration. Besides that, I'm not a fan.
 
I like McCain's stance on everything but immigration. Heh.
 
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