Now, I know that Rush has got you Talk Radio Types all worked up about Comprehensive Immigration Reform for Undocumented Americans, Campaign Finance Reform, and other issues important to the Conservatism. I know he is saying that John McCain is not a conservative.

But the fact is, while John McCain has taken some Center to Right positions on some of the more minor issues, ultimatley he is a much better candidate than Barack Obama. John McCain is very experienced in matters of national security. Your very saftey depends on your vote. And he is a conservative on most issues, like Health Care.

You Talk Radio folks are very important to our Voting Margins, and if we lost your vote, it could cost us the election, unless McCain wins over some more independents.

You all say you admire Ronald Reagan, and Ronald Reagan was a great compromiser. How do you think he beat the USSR? by compromising! Do you think he would just slam his fist on the table and walk away from the Republican party if things didnt go his way all the time? Of course not. Ronald Reagan would have compromised some of his positions and supported the Republican Nominee!!!

Lets win one for the Gipper's party in 2008!!!!!

So let us compromise!!! Let us have a great day for the Republican Party this November!And a great day for America!!!

So, basically what you are asking us to do is to bend over yet again, hold our noses and vote for a candidate who would just as soon run over all of us with his bus than do anything to gain our support.

I was one of the few people on here who was supporting him.  In fact, I had some tussles because I said everything about the Democrats that would happen if they got a Dem Prez and a super majority in Congress and I truly felt he would take us slower into socialism than Obama giving us a chance to work to fix things in 2012.  

Then, he started making speeches and with every speech he stuck his finger deeper into the eyes of conservatives.  I don't know if in the end I will end up voting for him but to tell you the truth I will not have a single conservative on the ballot and consequently might not even go vote.  

If you haven't guessed it, we are pretty honked off.  I never even got to vote for anyone in the primary as he was already chosen.  I'm disenfranchised.

Oh..one more thing.  This is my pet peeve.  If you have any way to get word to him please tell him that if he continues to treat his wife like she's a piece of his luggage instead of showing concern for her well-being, opening a door for her, walking beside her instead of 15 paces in front of her it's going to become a campaign issue.  

I'm actually advocating all conservatives put black arm bands on to mourn the loss of the United States of America.  With two socialists running, we are so screwed.

He's running this same thread under conservative forums. The GOP cares about you. See my response there.

GOPER wrote:So let us compromise!

NO! NEVER! NEVER EVER EVER!

If you insist on using the "C-word", I'll be forced to tell you what I really think of you.

Unless, of course, this is a joke intended to point out the weak position of the GOP -- it kinda sounds like one.

GOPER wrote:Now, I know that Rush has got you Talk Radio Types all worked up aboutComprehensive Immigration Reform for Undocumented Americans, CampaignFinance Reform, and other issues important to the Conservatism. I knowhe is saying that John McCain is not a conservative.

Wow, this is a sure-fire way to win over disgruntled conservatives.  Label us "Talk Radio Types" and imply that we are mindless drones following Rush.  Way to go!  You are either Tom Davis (R-VA) or the only person in the party stupider than Tom.  Congratulations on losing any chance of winning us over in your first sentence.  Well done!  

By the way, we are not terribly concerned about "undocumented Americans."  It is all the ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS who are NOT Americans that get us riled up.  And you have to be ignorant to call McCain-Feingold "campaign finance reform."  Look at the money the Dems are raking in and tell me that McCain-Feingold did anything to reform campaign finance.  The only thing it did was to step on my right to exercise political speech during an election campaign.  Ironically, McCain-Feingold may cost McCain the election because the only campaign it is affecting seems to be John's.  He has so far been out-raised by the Dems by 5 1/2 to 1.     

GOPER wrote:But thefact is, while John McCain has taken some Center to Right positions onsome of the more minor issues, ultimatley he is a much better candidatethan Barack Obama. John McCain is very experienced in matters ofnational security. Your very saftey depends on your vote. And he is aconservative on most issues, like Health Care.

Yes, McCain has only offended conservatives over some minor issues like the first amendment, national security at the border, economic growth (tax cuts, MMGW, and Marxist statements about "unfettered capitalism").  Yes, the problem seems to be one of understanding.  We understand the constitution and John McCain does not.  

GOPER wrote:You Talk Radiofolks are very important to our Voting Margins, and if we lost yourvote, it could cost us the election, unless McCain wins over some moreindependents.

In the words of Ronald Reagan, "there  you go again."  "Talk Radio Folks."  Mind if we refer to you as "RINO, Socialist Sellout Folks?"  You spend your time insulting us and then belatedly realize you sort of need us to actually win.  Maybe you should have thought of that in 2006 when your sellout cost you the majority in both houses of Congress.  

GOPER wrote:You all say you admire Ronald Reagan, and RonaldReagan was a great compromiser. How do you think he beat the USSR? bycompromising! Do you think he would just slam his fist on the table andwalk away from the Republican party if things didnt go his way all thetime? Of course not. Ronald Reagan would have compromised some of his positions and supported the Republican Nominee!!!

Lets win one for the Gipper's party in 2008!!!!!

Ronald Reagan won and implemented HIS policies of limiting government and opposing evil.  There was no compromise involved in the defeat of the Soviet Union.  He set out to destroy a horrible and evil system and he did so in less than 9 years.  He was routinely reviled for even trying until it worked.  Excuse me, but that isn't called "compromise."  It is called "leadership" or "doing the right thing."  You as "RINO, Socialist Sellout Folk" evidently don't recognize either of those things.  

And allow me to make one last point.  The GOP is obviously no longer the Gipper's party.  He left the Democrats when they sold out.  I have no doubt at all that Reagan would have left the GOP by this point for selling out.  Go peddle your tripe elsewhere.  

And try to use a spellchecker the next time you pop in to insult us.  It is really galling to read your insulting, arrogant, elitist, factually incorrect emails when they are full of spelling errors and typos.

GOPER wrote:  So let us compromise!



Ahh..a word meaning to bend over, grap your ankles and agree with anything the socialists want to do.

Alright i can see that you are all very angry. It will take me a while to respond to all of your messages, im a little busy, but ill try to provide good responses here.

Okay, folks im going to respond to your messages in the order that they were posted. Some of the smaller messages may not be responded to for now. Ill be back here at a regular rate, and try to respond to additional rebuttals. So, i guess SoldiersMum is up first.

SoldiersMum wrote:So, basically what you are asking us to do is to bend over yet again, hold our noses and vote for a candidate who would just as soon run over all of us with his bus than do anything to gain our support.

What? Now, I know that you Talk Radio Types are very worked up about a few little problems, but By-and-Large, he is a conservative on all positions as far as i know! At least he is more conservative than Barack Obama. The fact is, John McCain is a war hero with integrety, and he would never throw loyal Republicans under the bus.

SoldiersMum wrote:I was one of the few people on here who was supporting him.  In fact, I had some tussles because I said everything about the Democrats that would happen if they got a Dem Prez and a super majority in Congress and I truly felt he would take us slower into socialism than Obama giving us a chance to work to fix things in 2012.  
Then, he started making speeches and with every speech he stuck his finger deeper into the eyes of conservatives.  I don't know if in the end I will end up voting for him but to tell you the truth I will not have a single conservative on the ballot and consequently might not even go vote.  

Now, this is getting a little hysterical. I know John McCain may not bea Far-Right Conservative on every issue, but he is a Moderate Conservative on all issues. John McCain has done all sorts of things to help conservatives out. Like his health care proposal, whitch is a model example of Moderate Conservative Excellence. John McCain has never stuck his finger in the eyes of conservatives. And i think, even Barack Obama opposes socialism. None of our candidates support Socialism. You should have more respect for the Opposition and avoid Personal Attacks like that.

SoldiersMum wrote:If you haven't guessed it, we are pretty honked off.  I never even got to vote for anyone in the primary as he was already chosen.  I'm disenfranchised.

Oh..one more thing.  This is my pet peeve.  If you have any way to get word to him please tell him that if he continues to treat his wife like she's a piece of his luggage instead of showing concern for her well-being, opening a door for her, walking beside her instead of 15 paces in front of her it's going to become a campaign issue.  

John McCain  is very respectful of his wife. I know of no abusive incident of her, and no proof of this. But if you feel he is disrespectful, please keep in mind, he is very busy, and getting on in the years. He has never been disrespectful to women in his Life. Aren't you Talk Radio types supposed to be the Votes that are opposed to excessive Political Correctness?

SoldiersMum wrote:I'm actually advocating all conservatives put black arm bands on to mourn the loss of the United States of America.  With two socialists running, we are so screwed.

What are you talking about? Under the Conservative Bush Administration, the Republican Party has done better! And America has! I know Rush, Sean, And Glenn might be negative all the time and say "oh, this country is going liberal" but were going to have a good sucessful nation, if you vote tor Vietnam Veteran John McCain this November.