This is the straight truth. John McCain if nominated by the GOP has zero chance to win the Presidency.
Republican voters must reflect on whether they want a 72 year old standard bearer who will run against a younger generation candidate like Barack Obama.
The GOP will have a difficult time as it is. But, with McCain as the nominee, the Republican Party will meet with certain defeat.
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The gloves are off in South Carolina between Team McCain and Team Romney.
Team McCain calls Mitt Romney:
Team Romney calls John McCain:
- Ready to give up on the future
Actually, these are accurate assessments for both candidates.
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Rudy Giuliani Television Ad, “Jumpstart”
It is the economy, stupid and Rudy Giuliani has been pushing his economic message in Florida for the past week. This television ad is now “on air” in Florida markets.
From the press release:
The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced the launch of a new television ad entitled “Jumpstart.â€Â The ad will air in Florida.
Mayor Giuliani will hold a press conference today in Gulf Breeze, Florida to discuss his support of a national catastrophe fund. Joining the Mayor will be Joe Albaugh, the former Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency
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Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., concedes the Michigan primary election to Republican presidential hopeful former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney as his wife Cindy McCain, rear, watches in Charleston, S.C., Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2008.
Flap mentioned the McCain GAFFE about Michigan jobs during the almost week ago South Carolina GOP debate. GOP voters do NOT support defeatism – plain and simple.
McCain’s “straight talk” demonstrates rigidity of position and obstinance.
Romney may not have won in Michigan so much as McCain lost it. And he lost it because of a characteristic tendency that makes him Romney’s opposite — political rigidity based on a sense of his own personal rectitude. Having said jobs in Michigan were not coming back, he went to Michigan and praised efforts to mandate an increase in fuel-mileage standards, which auto executives claim will raise the price of a car fully $6,000 — a job killer, in other words. And he spoke against drilling in the Alaska National Wildlife Refuge, which is the only realistic way for the United States to increase its own domestic oil supply.
McCain’s line is that he is a straight talker. But there are moments he seems to make a fetish of his own honesty, and asks others to support him solely because of it.
In the long race of campaign 2008 “straight talk” is NOT going to play. Being RIGHT on the issues will.
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McCain hits Romney with this misleading and untruthful mailer in South Carolina. But, when someone attacks McCain he cries like a little bitch.
Hypocritical = McCain.
You bet.
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