Why John McCain CANNOT Be the GOP Nominee Part Three
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John McCain sings Bomb Bomb Iran at Campaign Event
The South Carolina GOP may think Jon McCain is their man but his nomination would spell absolute disaster for the GOP in the Fall.
Flap has mentioned why in a number of pieces.
Now, there is this: the Democrats are licking their chops and already dissing McCain’s TEMPER.
And, if you think Rudy has had skeletons in his closet with his personal life. You haven’t seen anything as to what the Clinton Cabal can do to McCain and his adultery and dalliances.
The Perot-McCain relationship goes back to McCain’s five and a half years of captivity in Hanoi. When McCain’s then-wife Carol was in a serious car accident, McCain’s mother called Perot for help. “She asked me to send my people to Philadelphia to take care of the family,” Perot says. Afterwards, McCain was grateful. “We loved him [Perot] for it,” McCain told me in 2000.
Perot doesn’t remember it that way. “After he came home, he walked with a limp, she [Carol McCain] walked with a limp. So he threw her over for a poster girl with big money from Arizona [Cindy McCain, his current wife] and the rest is history.”
John McCain will be wrong for the GOP and nation.
5 Comments
Dennis
The rumor out there is that a poll is coming out tomorrow that has McCain leading Ruyd in New York. Check RudyBlogs.com for the post on Race42008. Of course the press will eat it up.
Man, this is would be troublesome news.
Flap
Dennis,
I am really not worried about the polls at this time. Sometimes they are accurate and sometimes not.
If the GOP voters decide they want McCain as their nominee. So, be it.
But, that does not mean old Flap has to be a part of the GOP any longer. I have already stated here that if Romney is the Presidential nominee that I would re-register Decline to State which as you know is independent in California.
I may do the same if McCain is the nominee.
Rudy is by far the best person for the Presidency. But, if the GOP wants McCain then they better get used to 8 years of Hillary Clinton and minorities in Congress for the foreseeable future.
Dennis
If Rudy wins Florida, he will carry his home state and other northeastern states. I would never vote for Romney and would probably not vote for McCain ( that vote would be like a vote for a democrat ).
I agree, if the voters want McCain, so be it. I will not be aboard.
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