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We need a third party candidate for conservatives. No more pretending that the Republican Party is a conservative party any longer.It is a corporate entity.We need one person to all get behind and leave all three losers in the dust!!!

Third party, HA!

I have an idea that would put the Republicans out of business and force them to merge with the Donks!

The Federalist Party (modern incarnation).

It’s a party for conservatives of all stripes. Constition Party, Libertarian Party, and Reagan conservatives (”New Federalists”) would ALL go for this. It’s designed to set forth a list of things all conservatives are for, and allow the differences be resolved on a candidate-by-candidate basis.

Sure he will make us proud.

Open borders, which has been the status quo for decades has little to do with Muslim immigration. The 9/11 hijackers entered the US legally.

Not my point. My point is it is ridiculous to import muslims legally or otherwise, which mcamnesty supports (as in mass immigration), while claiming to fight terrorists around th eowrld. Take care of your own home before you go to foreign lands to fight them.

I beleive in total, mcamnesty is slightly better than the others. But IMHO, the MOST important issue is mass immigration. It is decaying our country from within. By the time we “win” the war agaisnt terrorism abroad, there will be little left of the homeland. And on this issue there is not an iota of difference between them. Again, I will not validate the GOP’s drift leftward. And a mcamnesty win does just that while at the same time proving they can p*ss all over the base and still win.

The only problem there is open borders with strong national security is an oxymoron. Stop importing muslims and you have just cut the risk of a terrorist attack on US soil by 90%.

Open borders, which has been the status quo for decades has little to do with Muslim immigration. The 9/11 hijackers entered the US legally. I’d be more worried about Saudi students than Mexican nannies. Immigration is not the only issue in national security. Missile defense, for instance, is of utmost importance and I’ll take McCain on that one.

It is lesser of 2 evils again. Unfortunately for me, abortion is a non starter, and frankly I don’t trust him on judges either (not to mention allof the conservative judges are pretty young).

I’m sure Obama’s far left supporters CAN trust him on the sort of judges he’ll appoint. Right now some law professor is having tea with William Ayers and contmplating being the next Supreme Cout justice.

So I find little redeemable about this rino, “I’ll build the GD fence if you wnat it”, backstabber. A victory in 08 only assures he is hte GOP nominee in 2012.

And a loss for McCain in 08 assures total Democrat control of both houses of congress and the White House in what would surely be the most far left government the US has ever had, all at a critical time of war.

Support the sacrifices our troops have made by electing a Commander-in-Chief we can all be proud of as he leads us to victory!

McCain/Jindal 08

The only problem there is open borders with strong national security is an oxymoron. Stop importing muslims and you have just cut the risk of a terrorist attack on US soil by 90%. It is lesser of 2 evils again. Unfortunately for me, abortion is a non starter, and frankly I don’t trust him on judges either (not to mention allof the conservative judges are pretty young). So I find little redeemable about this rino, “I’ll build the GD fence if you wnat it”, backstabber. A victory in 08 only assures he is hte GOP nominee in 2012.

McCain/Jindal 08

I don’t know how to influence Bill or his bosses. If there was an alternative at that time, I’d listen to them instead of Bill. But I only listen in the car, and Savage is on 4 hours after Bill anyway.

By Michelle Malkin • May 8, 2008 08:47 PM

John McCain appeared in the “No-Spin Zone” tonight–and spun, spun, spun his way through a few, scant, superficial questions about immigration.

Yeah, I caught part of this so-called interview last night on Fox with O’Reilly and McCain. So much for the tough questions from O’Reilly.

Can’t you just imagine McCain debating either Obama or Clinton in the run up to the general election on issues like immigration, etc….

Obama: I support sanctuary cities

McCain: Again, I would have to agree with my esteemed colleague.

And, the list would go on and on.