Comments on: Super Tuesday night: Huck does a victory lap; Romney: “This campaign is going on!”; Hillary “won’t let anyone Swift Boat this country’s future;” McCain: “…get used to the idea that we are the Republican front-runner for the presidential nomination;” Obama: “Our time has come;” Hill and McCain projected winners in Cali

By: autopilot off what i want

autopilot off what i want — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 03:18:10 +0000

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By: play roller coaster games

play roller coaster games — Sun, 17 Feb 2008 23:04:00 +0000

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» Blog Archive » The highs and the lows. — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 17:39:41 +0000

[...] of fourteen I have faith he will do the right thing if tasked to elect new justices. Head over to Michelle Malkin’s blog, I was reading her live blog tonight and really like the way she covered super tuesday. Look [...]

By: No Man's Blog

No Man's Blog — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 13:42:19 +0000

Two Reasons To Despise Mitt Romney…

At least John McCain stands by his opinions—and isn’t afraid to tell you what he thinks.
This sorry son of a bitch Mitt Romney can’t decide what he is, or what he wants, or what he thinks. I simply can’t understand why anyone with an ounce of…

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 19:17:08 +0000

What truly frightens me for our country is if the Clintons get back in, they will sell this
country out in a heartbeat if it means more money or power for them. I do not trust them at all and expect nothing but the worst from either one of them. If Obama gets in I don’t expect much in the way of an intelligent presidency because I don’t think he
has the first idea what being president truly entails and thinks that it means being all
things to all people who want larger handouts. I don’t trust McC. I don’t like McC. I
will hold my nose and vote for him if he is our nominee because I don’t expect the
dimms in DC to cooperate with him any more than they cooperate with Pres GW Bush.
I know everything seemed “hunky dory” between McC and the dimms while he was in
the senate, but put him in the White House and things will be different. Pelosi and Reid will turn on him immediately.

By: Miss Ladybug

Miss Ladybug — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 18:14:07 +0000

McCain isn’t as far ahead in the raw vote as he is in the delegate count. McCain took the big WTA states yesterday.

As for staying home: I won’t stay home in November, although I can’t say right now if I’ll vote R at the top of the ticket if it’s McCain. There are still the lower portion of the ticket candidates to consider. However, after redistricting, I am no longer in the district of Lamar Smith (R-TX) but Lloyd Doggett (D-TX), so I don’t know if it will make a difference either way. If McCain in the nominee, I don’t think he can win – the MSM will turn on him. And, Hillary may not be the Dem nominee, to get that “Dems who don’t like Hillary voting Republican”.

By: AlohaGuy

AlohaGuy — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 18:02:56 +0000

“I won’t let anyone Smurf this country’s future.”

#239, “Getting Smurfed” has an ominous meaning in the airline industry among those who pump out the restroom holding tanks. Unfortunately, that appears to be happening to Conservatives by the GOP.

By: yohannbiimu

yohannbiimu — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:50:48 +0000

At least,
if worse comes to worse and McC gets in, he won’t give in to Islam.

John McCain is not going to win. I think now’s the time to start figuring out how we’ll keep America alive during four years of Clintons/Obama.

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:46:03 +0000

Go to the Discerning Texan and read Oriana Fallaci Was Right about the two Iranian
sisters that have been lashed and will now be stoned for committing adultery even
with no evidence of adultery. One of the sisters husband said she didn’t treat him
right so he planted a camera and saw that they were bringing men into the home when he was away. Wife said that she loved teaching school but he wouldn’t let her
work because he didn’t trust her and this was why she was acting the way she was
acting. Look at the picture of the woman buried up to her sternum waiting for the
stoning. They were tried twice for the same crime. This is what we face. If the dims
get their way, we won’t fight these people, we will kowtow to them and allow shari’a
law in our country just to prove how nice we can be to other cultures.
Please think twice when you decide to allow HRC or Obama into the WH. At least,
if worse comes to worse and McC gets in, he won’t give in to Islam.

By: yohannbiimu

yohannbiimu — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:41:15 +0000

On February 6th, 2008 at 2:28 am, RetFireman said:

Is your pride, your little feelings really that much more important than the life of your family, your friends and your neighbors? Have ou people really been so blinded by all this hatred of McCain and the RNC that you ahve forgotten what is really at stake with the next person to live at 1600 Pennsylvania? God I really pray you haven’t and aren’ and this is all just election night talk.

Dude, what does it matter if McCain is the GOP nominee? BTW, my “feelings” have nothing to do with it. My mind is working 100% right now.

I will not vote for John McCain because John McCain is NOT A REPUBLICAN. He considered leaving the party four years ago, and as far as I’m concerned, he left the party the moment he became a big-government liberal.

Do you think allowing John McCain, Mike Huckabee, and Arnold Schwarzenegger to define what a Republican is can save the GOP? Do you think that marginalizing conservatism and conservatives in the party will stop if we all rally around McCain?

And, have you noticed how Hillary and Obama’s supporters out-voted the Republican candidates (by about 2-to-1)? In most states in the primaries, the second place Dem’s votes out-polled the Republican winner by large margins.

It’s obvious that there’s no enthusiasm in America for any of the GOP candidates, and when McCain is winning states right now with barely over one-third of the vote, he has NO chance to win. I repeat: “JOHN McCAIN CANNOT WIN.”

However, I do not believe that losing big to Hillary in ‘08 will bring about the ruination of the Republican Party. When Reagan won big in 1980 and ‘84, was there any talk that the Democratic Party was about to be scrapped? One of two things will happen:

1) The Republican Party will look at how THEY completely screwed things up, and will do what is necessary to bring it back to its conservative roots (somebody out there HAS to know that Bush’s support at the polls has always been boosted by the conservative vote). Or

2) They won’t get the message, and they’ll continue screwing up.

When you are conservative, and you can COMMUNICATE conservatism to the populous, you will win EVERY TIME. This is a conservative country. A vast majority of the people in this country believe that America is a great country, and that it was created as a great country because it predicated upon the preservation and protection of its citizen’s freedoms and liberties.

If a Conservative candidate can communicate these principles, and can show his leadership abilities, then he will win in a landslide against a Hillery or Obama. If the Republican Party realizes that, then they’ll be back in a big way in 2012. If they don’t, then the GOP needs to go away.

By: greysheepdog

greysheepdog — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:35:59 +0000

I just registered on Romney’s site but didn’t donate yet. The last two candidates I donated to they dropped out. This is costing me a fortune. I’d hate for 3 to be a charm.

BTW what’s this buzz about McCain being out of money?

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:14:02 +0000

I just read that someone is sending Mitt money today but thinks the race is
over. Haven’t you looked at the map? The race isn’t over yet and the
longer the race, the more people are learning about McC. Let’s not give up
yet. There are states that have yet to vote and Mitt sounded very good last
night. His wife may have looked tired and discouraged but he certainly did not.

By: TXRose

TXRose — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:06:52 +0000

Ombre Rose,
People who don’t live close to the border or who don’t have relatives that live close to
the border, don’t understand what is going on. We are certainly getting it up here, though nothing like my cousin, his family, and my friends who live there are experiencing. Anyone who lives in a state with a lot of illegals can think they have a
handle on it, but it is not the same.
I would rather put McCain in office (holding my nose the entire time) because the dims
in congress won’t cooperate with him as they will with a dim. He can try to get open
borders but I do believe that we can stop that the same way we stopped shamnesty.
Please, everyone that thinks they are making some sort of historically momentous
statement by staying home or voting for the dim candidate instead of a GOP candidate they don’t like, think again. The RNC doesn’t want McC any more than you
all do but they are having to go with what the voters are doing. Can we hope for a
floor fight at the convention? Yes. But unless we have a miracle happen ( and they do happen everyday if we are watching for them) it will not happen. But please, do
not kill this party without trying to save it. A third party is just not viable at this time,
and it is better to fix this broken one than to cut our own throats out of spite.
rant off/

By: yohannbiimu

yohannbiimu — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 16:56:12 +0000

On February 6th, 2008 at 11:05 am, Sethery said:

Hillary proclaims: “I won’t let anyone Swift Boat this country’s future.”

Okay, the verb-phrase, “to Swift Boat,” officially doesn’t mean anything anymore. It’s now used like “Smurf”.

“I won’t let anyone Smurf this country’s future.”

Wow, that’s Smurfy, VERY Smurfy!

By: corona

corona — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 16:47:06 +0000

Methinks you meant delegate lead.