woiyo wrote:Cycloptichorn wrote:okie wrote:woiyo wrote:okie wrote:dyslexia, until you can come up with one issue that demonstrates your point, and despite more than one challenge, you have failed. I am still waiting for one issue that you can use as an example, and you won't because you don't have one.
Okie...go look at the record.
I have been watching the record for quite a few years, woiyo, I don't need your website to tell me what I'm supposed to think about it. You obviously are not very in tune with the news these days, McCain is going to have alot of trouble with voters, beyond okie here, and if you want to label us all a bunch of wingnuts, you can get lost. This is what I am talking about, McCain can throw out his insults for years, and now he expects us all to toe the line, fall in line, and vote for the guy. Good luck.
By the way I am no fan of Coulter, and the Gang of 14 interpretation, there are differing ones.
All or nothing. Look where that governing style has gotten your team Okie! Better to compromise from time to time, something the Republicans haven't done much of this term or the last one.
Cycloptichorn
This "ALL OR NOTHING" bullsh!t has been going on far too long in this country, especially in what is left of the so called republican party.
What these talking heads on both sides of the aisle seem to forget is that the overwhelming majority of taxpaying citizens of this country are somewhere left or right of CENTER. I am probably more right of center than most, but objective enough to realize compromise may be necessary on certain issues.
Good point Cyclo.
McCain has made a living off of sticking it to his fellow Republicans and supposed fellow conservatives with insults for a long time, woiyo, and so it isn't so easy to sweep under the rug.
In other words, here is a guy that has made a living by defying the party line, being a so called maverick, but he now wants the rest of us to walk the party line, for what, for him. Do you see the disconnect? If he wants to be his own man, he might continue to be his own man, sink or swim.
Compromise is wonderful, but here is a guy that asks for compromise, yet he never espoused it until now, for what, the answer is for him, Mr. McCain.
I am not dismissing the possibility of voting for him, but I am going to guess there will be millions that will. They will simply stay home. If McCain is proud of maverickism, he should be quite proud of those voters.