Given the current state of politics

drstevej · Feb 12, 2008

mont974x4 said:
And does anyone think mccain is honestly better for our troops? Better for our security as a nation?

Than Hillary or Obama... YOU BETCHA

mont974x4 · Feb 12, 2008

Sorry, not trying to dis his past service (and as a disabled vet I wouldn't even think of it) but I don't beleive he has the guts needed anymore. He may be willing to hold the fight in the GWOT but he wants to hamstring us by not securing our borders and closing gitmo.

As someone else has said, choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing an evil and I can't do that.

drstevej · Feb 12, 2008

he wants to hamstring us by not securing our borders and closing gitmo.

And Hillary and Obama will do otherwise?

drstevej · Feb 12, 2008

mont974x4 said:
As someone else has said, choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing an evil and I can't do that.

Jesus isn't on the ticket. Politics is always the lesser of to imperfections.

ScottBot · Feb 12, 2008

Rep Daddy said:
And Hillary and Obama will do otherwise?

Close the border? They would be cutting of millions of future Democrat voters.

mont974x4 · Feb 12, 2008

Rep Daddy said:
Jesus isn't on the ticket. Politics is always the lesser of to imperfections.

I'm not talking about two imperfect people...I'm talking about evil.

I swore an oath to defend the Constitution. Anyone doing harm to it, is therefore my enemy and is evil.

ScottBot · Feb 12, 2008

mont974x4 said:
I'm not talking about two imperfect people...I'm talking about evil.

I swore an oath to defend the Constitution. Anyone doing harm to it, is therefore my enemy and is evil.

Here here.

mont974x4 · Feb 12, 2008

A V O said:
Here here.

LOL Careful, you might get a bad rap being assoicated with me.....CF's own Christian anarchist.

ScottBot · Feb 12, 2008

mont974x4 said:
LOL Careful, you might get a bad rap being assoicated with me.....CF's own Christian anarchist.

I've been known to ruffle a few feathers in my day.

LuciusJulius · Feb 12, 2008

I'm a Conservative Christian (what does that mean anyway, being politically conservative and a Christian?) and I don't find any of the current candidates that great at all. I would have voted for Huckabee if it weren't for him quitting or getting kicked off the election. I might just vote for whoever my parents will. I really don't know if there is any good Christian candidate still in the elections. The United States is doomed to failure in the eyes of God....oh wait, it already has been doomed...

mont974x4 · Feb 13, 2008

Lucious, do a Google on Ron Paul and Alan Keyes.

You'd have to write them in though.

Izdaari Eristikon · Feb 13, 2008

Aibrean said:
Everyone forgets about Ron Paul it seems.

I haven't forgotten him, and I may yet vote for him. The Washington primary is Feb. 19, and in WA on the Republican side, it counts for 51% of the delegate selection.

But I have mixed feelings about Ron Paul. I voted for him before when he ran on the Libertarian Party ticket in 1988, but I'm not so sure about doing that post-9/11. I like his domestic policy positions, but I think his radically non-interventionist foreign policy would be both naive and dangerous in today's world.

edie19 · Feb 13, 2008

Aibrean said:
Everyone forgets about Ron Paul it seems.

my daughter is a senior in college - she says he is the most talked about candidate on campus

LonesomeTexan · Feb 14, 2008

Alan Keyes first, followed by Ron Paul. I'd vote for Huckabee if he took the GOP nomination, but he isn't going to. I'll either sit at home in November, or vote third party depending on who is running.

drstevej · Feb 14, 2008

Could ya vote for McCain-Conde Rice

LonesomeTexan · Feb 14, 2008

Rep Daddy said:
Could ya vote for McCain-Conde Rice

no. McCain Paul or McCain Keyes maybe. that isn't going to happen though.

mont974x4 · Feb 15, 2008

I like Condie but i would fear for her safety if she were elected, or even ran.

ScottBot · Feb 15, 2008

mont974x4 said:
I like Condie but i would fear for her safety if she were elected, or even ran.

She technically wouldn't be running, but rather tagging along.

mont974x4 · Feb 15, 2008

Scott LaFrance said:
She technically wouldn't be running, but rather tagging along.

In the past perhaps, but it seems the veep's are getting more chances to debate/campaign.

Regardless, I would still fear for her safety. A black woman running for such a high office who happens to be intelligent, articulate and devoted to her causes is a threat and real target for some nutjobs out there.

Of course, God will place the people in power He chooses to fulfill His will.

LonesomeTexan · Feb 15, 2008

Did anyone here actually like Romney? Something about him just rubbed me the wrong way. He gave off Bill Clinton type vibe. He was just another politician to me. I suppose his sudden change of heart on abortion and his morman faith bothered me some too. The guy just seemed fake.

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