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Honorable, gracious, and caring deeply about the country.

Who the h*ll was running his campaign????

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McCain was always McCain, but he never had it in him to hit hard enough.

He was never my choice, and he showed why.

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Honorable, gracious, and caring deeply about the country.

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McCain was always McCain

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McCain was always McCain, but he never had it in him to hit hard enough.

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That's as lame as it comes friend. You sound like one of those pre-election Palin bashers of the so-called Conservative ilk, George Will and Bill Kristol. They betrayed their own Party because of their own over-inflated sense of self-worth & self-importance. They were "afraid" to lose, so they hedged their bets and joined the forces of Obama in the final days. Those were the most un-kindest cuts McCain and Palin had to endure. Worse than the bias of the the NY Times, and NBC et al, the Republicans who stayed home and didn't vote for McCain have earned themselves a scarlet letter for their self-rightous indignation.

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GOVERNMENT views are sound. I wasn't in the least bit scared of Romeny's Morman faith, as it seemed to not interfere w/ how much he knew about economics and the world's markets. Kinda like somethin' we'd all BENEFIT right about now, having a man like that in the White House, ya know ?

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GOVERNMENT views are sound. I wasn't in the least bit scared of Romeny's Morman faith, as it seemed to not interfere w/ how much he knew about economics and the world's markets. Kinda like somethin' we'd all BENEFIT right about now, having a man like that in the White House, ya know ?

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Are you pretending to know something about economics?


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McCain was always McCain, but he never had it in him to hit hard enough.

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That's as lame as it comes friend. You sound like one of those pre-election Palin bashers of the so-called Conservative ilk, George Will and Bill Kristol. They betrayed their own Party because of their own over-inflated sense of self-worth & self-importance. They were "afraid" to lose, so they hedged their bets and joined the forces of Obama in the final days. Those were the most un-kindest cuts McCain and Palin had to endure. Worse than the bias of the the NY Times, and NBC et al, the Republicans who stayed home and didn't vote for McCain have earned themselves a scarlet letter for their self-rightous indignation.

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Never said I didn't vote for him, I did, He just wasn't my choice. i'd have preferred Fred Thompson or Mitt Romney. See, unlike most Americans, i can deal w/ a candidate's religious views provided their GOVERNMENT views are sound. I wasn't in the least bit scared of Romeny's Morman faith, as it seemed to not interfere w/ how much he knew about economics and the world's markets.

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Are you pretending to have reading skills of a 5th grader ? I said Romney knows about these things, and he'd be the perfect guy to have in the White House to deal w/ these issues.

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"I said Romney knows about these things ..."

And your opinion is based on - what ? Your expertise ?

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Are you pretending to have reading skills of a 5th grader ? I said Romney knows about these things, and he'd be the perfect guy to have in the White House to deal w/ these issues.

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How would you know?


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I don't believe for a minute he would have picked Palin in normal circumstances, but he was desparate to win. His people (Rove? Cheney?) had him run on the FEAR ticket disguised as the Maverick ticket. Both he and Palin were following the script verbatim. Scare 'em sh*tless and they'll follow you anywhere. It ran it's course.

Shiny! Let's be bad guys!

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Originally posted by rue:
"Childish post from a guy who has no clue what he's snickering about in the first place ?"

Ehhh ... speaking of no clue ...

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Because Rush Limbaugh told me so.

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