Where would we be right now with McCain?

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615 Vol

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Just curious what thoughts were on what would be different right now if John McCain won the election?
 
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Same situation, different a**hole. We might be even worse with McCain in the White House.
 
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We'd probably be in a similar place economically . . . but I'm reasonably certain we wouldn't be in the process of nuking the whole economic system as we know it.
 
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I would say about the same.

I am not nore have I ever been a fan of Juan McCain.

He was instrumental in the appointment of Souter who was, interestingly, the aurthor of the magic bullet theory in the JFK assassination.

(bullet passes through Kennedy, pierces the Tehas guvner (jump on that spelling hatboy) twice and ends up on the gourney at the hospital, completely unmarred after passing through all that, jeez, I have no credibility gap)

The silver lining for the republicans was that if something should happen to the president, Palin would be a heck of a lot more desirable than Rosary Joe Biden, the most corrupt public figure in Washington, bar none, including Harry Reid who has been mobbed up since his beginning in politics.

And Barry promised no more Washington insider politics.

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“Mark my words: It will not be six months before the world tests Barack Obama like they did John Kennedy,” Biden told the crowd. “The world is looking. We’re about to elect a brilliant 47-year-old senator president of the United States of America. Watch, we’re going to have an international crisis, a generated crisis, to test the mettle of this guy.”

(A conspiracy theory geek???)

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Potential moron in chief.
 
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John McCain is a joke . He is a moderate who has'nt got the balls to take a side on any issue . B.O. is a sign of the dumbing down of America through government education . We are in serious trouble people . We elected a Socialist ! ..........In America ........Think about it
 
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VOLARMY said:
John McCain is a joke . He is a moderate who has'nt got the balls to take a side on any issue . B.O. is a sign of the dumbing down of America through government education . We are in serious trouble people . We elected a Socialist ! ..........In America ........Think about it
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No, 'we' didn't elect a Socialist. Approximately 67 million complete freakin' morons elected a Socialist.

'We' had no part in that unqualified idiot being elected.
 
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It's sad that out of the millions of people in this country, these two were the only choices we had last fall. IMHO
 
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I think McCain would have vetoed the "stimulus" bill out of hand and forced congress to muster the votes to override it.

the same goes for the pork laden spending bill.

Meghan McCain's 15 minutes would have been used up by appearances on "The View" and not Bill Maher's show.
 
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MG1968 said:
I think McCain would have vetoed the "stimulus" bill out of hand and forced congress to muster the votes to override it.
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I'd like to think that, but McCain's moderate streak is just too wide.
 
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it is pretty wide, but at least he's pretty consistent on wasteful spending and that's all the Pelosi pork sandwich was.
 
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GAVol said:
I'd like to think that, but McCain's moderate streak is just too wide.
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He did promise to veto any pork and really stick it to senators putting pork into legislation. I don't know if he'd stray from such a major campaign promise that soon after being elected.
 
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SavageOrangeJug said:
No, 'we' didn't elect a Socialist. Approximately 67 million complete freakin' morons elected a Socialist.

'We' had no part in that unqualified idiot being elected.
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:lolabove:

MWRaider said:
It's sad that out of the millions of people in this country, these two were the only choices we had last fall. IMHO
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SavageOrangeJug said:
Hear! Hear! :worship:

It's almost unfathomable that they were all we had.
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Well LSM should be happy, they were in lock step all the way.

MG1968 said:
it is pretty wide, but at least he's pretty consistent on wasteful spending and that's all the Pelosi pork sandwich was.
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I have no faith in him, I think that is just window dressing, when things get tough he always crosses the isle, remember the gang of 14??

He is on the climate change band wagon and would no doubt have also pushed for a cap and tax bill and everything else pales in comparison.

The worst possible move for the American people that the current government could ever make.

There will be no going back.

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615, what do think might have been different should we have elected McCain??
 
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MWRaider said:
It's sad that out of the millions of people in this country, these two were the only choices we had last fall. IMHO
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I don't know if a truer statement has ever been spoken. I voted Mcain but was not very excited about the possibility of him sitting the Oval Office.
 
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I read through this thread and realized no one here really knows much about John McCain. The guy who insulted him I dare you to do it to his face.

He may be what some frame as a moderate but no more moderate then Reagan was. He was a hope for the republicans to move back to where the party was in the Reagan era. Now McCain is a bad politician and does not come across well on TV. He is not the best thing in the world. But he is someone who sticks to his guns. That is how earned the hate of so many lol. He would not have passed stimulus as it was that is a joke to think so. He would not have passed any of this pork. He would have had a bipartisan effort right now. The economy would be better off but still bad. The recovery is being made to take years longer in the direction we are moving.

I can say also he would of burned the Heroin. He would not have praised Putin. He would not be considering negotiations with Hamas. And he would not have alienated Israel. I have been watching John McCain for a long time. And he has stood for and said the same things for all of that time. The recent republican party or the Bush party has been lying and trashing his name for awhile now. But it was not always this republican party. It was once the Republican party. It once represented a broader spectrum of ideas. You guys better listen to Newt get off this idea of the party you have or watch it dwindle to insignificance. McCain is a Reagan Republican. I really feel like people don't know what that is anymore.


We need to hand the party back to Newt. We need to authorize him to silence the extremist and allow other people of differing views in. We are not going to have a 1920 Laissez Faire economy get over it. And we are not going to start legislating from the bible. It is time for some much needed real talk. Our country needs some quality leadership ASAP.
 
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War,war, and more war. This guy has the same mindset as Bush JR. did when it came to blowing stuff up.
I made certain I didn't vote for McCain or Odumma...it was a "pick your poison" type of election. Either one and we'd be just about be in the same shape we are now, maybe on a slightly smaller scale with McCain.
 
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I don't care what you say about McCain, comparing him to Reagan is borderline retarded.
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BigPapaVol said:
I don't care what you say about McCain, comparing him to Reagan is borderline retarded.
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As a politician I would not compare them. McCain is not a great speaker nor is he savy in the ways of public opinion.

And I am not saying they would have agreed on everything but they were both able to negotiates with the left. Reagan was no a far right extremist. He was not the evangelical's candidate. He in fact beat Bush in a primary.

The comment as to McCain an war mongering is way off base. McCain was one willing to negotiate with Vietnam. He knew the price of war better then any. He was not like Bush he could stand on principle without knowing the true cost of War. McCain however would not have sacrificed our principles for the sake of being more liked by the European community. McCain was probably less likely then Obama to use troops on the ground in a given situation.

McCain was a close friend and foot soldier in Reagan's campaigns. His divorce weakened there relationship but not on philosophical grounds. Nancy took Carol's side in the divorce. So comparison in personality or life story no but they are both representative of the same part of the Republican party. Newt is trying to revive that part of the party. It has been stomped down by Bush republicans.

The issue for the future is not McCain but can we have a strong Republican candidate that appeals to a broader base.
 
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615 Vol said:
Just curious what thoughts were on what would be different right now if John McCain won the election?
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We would have been heading in the same direction, only at a less accelerated pace. Either way, we were going to be moving to the left, so what difference does it make.

Ron Paul 2012...
 
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MWRaider said:
It's sad that out of the millions of people in this country, these two were the only choices we had last fall. IMHO
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No, you had another choice. You could have chosen a candidate that actully respects the Constitution, American sovereignty, economic discipline and capitalism. But instead, you all chose two guys that looked better in the suit and who were more palatable.
 
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Jewbaccah said:
Right cuz if you are at a party and everyone is doing evil why saying anything it makes things edgy. Good Point.
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Okay?

Just saying that Al Qaeda and the Afghanistan’s U.S. backed government simply tax the farmers. They don't harvest the fields. And that's the problem, profits going to criminals. Disrupting this would not only cause the current government to turn on us, but would also give Al Qaeda even more support from the Afghanis.

Opium is too embedded in their culture to expect them to just stop growing it and choose a much less profitable crop or industry. It goes back to the idea of whether the U.S. should force their ideals on other countries.
 
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