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201. #201
     On August 28th, 2008 at 8:24 pm, John Ansell said:

     Good Night all.

202. #202
     On August 28th, 2008 at 8:27 pm, joromima said:

     There is something seriously wrong here.

     I count over 45 comments here by one commentor in the span of 8 hours.

     Who in their right mind would be on this blog for a straight 8 hours?

     I don’t want to single anyone out - because the same appears true for several others.

     Do you guys just work for Michelle? - trying to make the number of comments appear higher than what they actually are?

     I can understand having maybe 2 or 3 comments per post - but 45?!

     As for the subject of Michelle’s post - which nobody is really staying on topic with -they have shown the ad - and I for one think it’s good - has anybody else seen it?

203. #203
     On August 28th, 2008 at 8:47 pm, Rob said:

     
     

     I count over 45 comments here by one commentor in the span of 8 hours.

     How about counting the logs in your eye before you try to cast the mote out of anothers.. go protest an abortion clinic or something… that might make you really feel holy.

204. #204
     On August 28th, 2008 at 9:12 pm, Bill Grant said:

     On August 28th, 2008 at 8:24 pm, John Ansell said:

     “Bill, the plan is to get enough Republican and Conservatives to bail on John McCain.”

     And that will leave you with Obama.

     “If enough people jumped ship, McCain would have to ask himself why. Once he figures out that people are not supporting him because of this one issue, he’d be an idiot not to change his amnesty plans.”

     OK,

     1)He already has changed his position on immigration. He has promised an enforcement first approach with the key provision that:

     “Governors of border states will be required to certify that the border is secure.” Before he will bring up “comprehensive immigration reform” again.

     A) That gives pro enforcement people time to get ourselves organized to fight this thing in a meaningful way.

     B) It also gives law enforcement time to continue deporting.

     C) It also gives us a way of further delaying the process by working on border state governors to not sign off until the next step, a sane, tough and smart reform package is ready to go through congress that will allow assets to immigrate but keep out parasites and criminals.

     2) We are a couple of months away from the election. The die is cast at this point, what you see is what you are going to get until after November. It is past time to get off the fence, indeed, this is just doing damage to the causes you wish to advance.

     I believe he can be made to come around after the election. If I am wrong, I also believe that we can have an effect in congress and by perusing the above strategies if we get organized and push for enforcement. If I am wrong about that as well then we have at least bought ourselves time to let law enforcement get more out in the few places they are actually doing it.

     If I am wrong on all of the above, on immigration we will be in the same exact spot that we will be if we elect Obama who will sign open borders legislation as soon as it hits his desk. So on this issue there is nothing to lose and the potential to gain ground regarding immigration.

     Then we have all the other issues. The war, drilling, socialism, surrendering our sovereignty that people have died to protect, confiscation of private property, guns, abortion, Our national debt, government spending, on and on and on that Obama is on the far side of wrong on.

     Nothing to lose, the possibility of something to gain. It is a no brainier to support McCain as I see it, even on immigration.

205. #205
     On August 28th, 2008 at 9:19 pm, Bill Grant said:

     On August 28th, 2008 at 8:27 pm, joromima said:

     As for the subject of Michelle’s post - which nobody is really staying on topic with -they have shown the ad - and I for one think it’s good - has anybody else seen it?

     I just watched it. Looks good. Makes him look magnanimous. Chances are the Obama camp wont try to have it censored.

206. #206
     On August 28th, 2008 at 10:32 pm, Solo said:

     I’ll give you this Bill, You’re a true believer. That is not an insult, hell, sometimes I wish I had your faith in McCain & the gop, I just don’t.

207. #207
     On August 29th, 2008 at 8:17 am, vtskydiver said:

     Regarding the tragedy in #199, notice it says only three dead. The driver was pregnant….doesn’t that make it 4 dead? Typical of the left MSM to leave that out…..

208. #208
     On August 29th, 2008 at 11:13 am, Dan Lee said:

     McCain is not my favorite pick either, but we can’t afford to have Obama in the White House.. He made good on picking a real Conservative in Palin.

     It;s time to get behind him. The party must now unite, or we will self destruct our country at the hands of “Mr.O”..

209. #209
     On August 29th, 2008 at 11:55 am, John Ansell said:

     joromima said:
     There is something seriously wrong here.

     I count over 45 comments here by one commentor in the span of 8 hours

     Could it be that somebody is on vacation and has the time to sit at the computer to debate with friends?

     So count this as post 46 day 2.

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