McCain supporters are terrified of November

jfuh · 03-21-08, 12:04 AM

It seems these days that the McCain supporters and Republican chickenhawks are terrified of November - hence they're trying to vilify Obama and Clinton. Attacking Obama and continuing the assertion that Obama expresses the same attitude as Wright does despite Obama's speech this week. They have no platform to stand on, all they have is to make personal attacks.

In reality they know in their minds that they will be facing a brutal year and November will be a nightmare for them. True conservatives don't support McCain nor do they like the current situation involving the unconstitutionality of the Bush administration.
Liberals? Enough said.

Sorry neocons, you're days are done and gone.
R.I.P.

Navy Pride · 03-21-08, 12:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

It seems these days that the McCain supporters and Republican chickenhawks are terrified of November - hence they're trying to vilify Obama and Clinton. Attacking Obama and continuing the assertion that Obama expresses the same attitude as Wright does despite Obama's speech this week. They have no platform to stand on, all they have is to make personal attacks.

In reality they know in their minds that they will be facing a brutal year and November will be a nightmare for them. True conservatives don't support McCain nor do they like the current situation involving the unconstitutionality of the Bush administration.
Liberals? Enough said.

Sorry neocons, you're days are done and gone.
R.I.P.

Man you need to come in out of the sun..........ROTFLMAO

Redfactor · 03-21-08, 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

It seems these days that the McCain supporters and Republican chickenhawks are terrified of November - hence they're trying to vilify Obama and Clinton. Attacking Obama and continuing the assertion that Obama expresses the same attitude as Wright does despite Obama's speech this week. They have no platform to stand on, all they have is to make personal attacks.

In reality they know in their minds that they will be facing a brutal year and November will be a nightmare for them. True conservatives don't support McCain nor do they like the current situation involving the unconstitutionality of the Bush administration.
Liberals? Enough said.

Sorry neocons, you're days are done and gone.
R.I.P.

Let's just clarify these are McCain supporters and not McCain or his campaign.

jfuh · 03-21-08, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Redfactor

Let's just clarify these are McCain supporters and not McCain or his campaign.

McCain no, but all those neocons absolutely.

DarkWizard12 · 03-21-08, 03:48 AM

Says the opinion polls.

26 X World Champs · 03-21-08, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkWizard12

Says the opinion polls.

Surely you know that opinion polls in March are meaningless and have no bearing in November?

Reverend_Hellh0und · 03-21-08, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

It seems these days that the McCain supporters and Republican chickenhawks are terrified of November - hence they're trying to vilify Obama and Clinton. Attacking Obama and continuing the assertion that Obama expresses the same attitude as Wright does despite Obama's speech this week. They have no platform to stand on, all they have is to make personal attacks.

In reality they know in their minds that they will be facing a brutal year and November will be a nightmare for them. True conservatives don't support McCain nor do they like the current situation involving the unconstitutionality of the Bush administration.
Liberals? Enough said.

Sorry neocons, you're days are done and gone.
R.I.P.

hmm, not a McCain supporter not a neocon and Obama is a racist.

did you miss the threads where obama stated that his grandmothers racism was because she was a "typical white woman"?

MC.no.spin · 03-21-08, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jfuh

Attacking Obama and continuing the assertion that Obama expresses the same attitude as Wright does despite Obama's speech this week.

Actions (and inactions for 20 years) speak louder than words.

Reverend_Hellh0und · 03-21-08, 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by MC.no.spin

Actions (and inactions for 20 years) speak louder than words.

Plus the words dont help him out either... "typical white woman"

jfuh · 03-21-08, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Reverend_Hellh0und

hmm, not a McCain supporter not a neocon and Obama is a racist.

did you miss the threads where obama stated that his grandmothers racism was because she was a "typical white woman"?

I don't really care what you think of Obama with regards to this thread. If you want my opinion equally Obama's affiliation doesn't sit too well with me either and I think his supporters need to take this matter into serious consideration. But this thread is not about Obama nor his supporters nor your opinion of Obama, it's about McCain, he has no chance and the neo cons are dead - November will be a nightmare for these guys.