Any of you watch the republican debate on cnn the other night?
http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/11/28/ ... nnSTCVideo
It was fairly interesting. My question to any republicans out there would be...why is McCain not winning? What is wrong with him? When I hear him speak I always think, this is the only honest educated person in the room...
just curious. Enlighten me with your conservative goodness.
Republican Debate
Republican Debate
Last edited by Shamis on Thu Nov 29, 2007 11:46 am, edited 1 time in total.
Well, if it's OK for someone who has voted for more Democrats than Republicans to comment, he committed a major faux pas when he came down on the "wrong" side of the immigration issue. Liberals (on immigration) like Bush and McCain favor "comprehensive immigration reform", which grassroots conservatives believe leads, correctly in my opionion, to "open borders from now 'till hell freezes over". These same grassroots conservatives want someone who will get the borders under control first, so the Dems and Republicans can then take all the time they want to "comprehensive" the fuck out of immigration reform.
Personally, I don't think it's at all too late for McCain to overcome his early blunder, though it baffles me that he didn't see or, more likely, didn't care what the grassroots thought.
Personally, I don't think it's at all too late for McCain to overcome his early blunder, though it baffles me that he didn't see or, more likely, didn't care what the grassroots thought.
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I thought he said we should't be there, but now that we're there we can't just pull out fast. Am I wrong? that sounds pretty reasonable.ElectricDisciple wrote:McCain is against the war in Iraq. The litmus test for any conservative republican is his or her stance on the war. McCain is also dicey on immigration policies in his support of amnesty-esque policies.