Carehn
04-25-2008, 09:47 PM
I don't know why any one thinks i have been watching McNugget?
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Dear Fellow Conservative,
It’s safe to say that we’re all watching John McCain closely in trying to assess whether he’s worthy of our support this November.
Senator McCain’s done some good things in recent times, but he’s also committed some blunders that we, as conservatives, need to pay attention to.
Wednesday was one of those blunders.
McCain asked the North Carolina GOP not to run a television ad that highlighted Barack Obama’s ties to his Pastor of twenty years, Jeremiah Wright.
The ad did not involve the presidential election – it merely pointed out that the two Democratic candidates in the North Carolina governor’s race had both endorsed Obama, and that because of that, they were too extreme for conservative North Carolina.
Here’s a link to an article that discusses the situation.
If John McCain is intent on micromanaging the message of individual state parties, and at the same time unwilling to link his potential Democratic opponent with a revealing character issue, then it sheds doubt on whether he’s got the stomach to mount an effective and winning general election campaign.
McCain needs to tell why he should be president, but also why his opponent should not be president.
Seeing as this is a very important matter, we’ve set up a poll at ConservativeHQ.com where you can register your opinion on McCain’s latest blunder, as well as other issues important to conservatives.
Please take a few moments to tell us what you think. Thank you for helping us advance the conservative cause.
Sincerely,
Richard A. Viguerie
ConservativeHQ.com
9625 Surveyor Court
Suite 400
Manassas, Virginia 20110
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Dear Fellow Conservative,
It’s safe to say that we’re all watching John McCain closely in trying to assess whether he’s worthy of our support this November.
Senator McCain’s done some good things in recent times, but he’s also committed some blunders that we, as conservatives, need to pay attention to.
Wednesday was one of those blunders.
McCain asked the North Carolina GOP not to run a television ad that highlighted Barack Obama’s ties to his Pastor of twenty years, Jeremiah Wright.
The ad did not involve the presidential election – it merely pointed out that the two Democratic candidates in the North Carolina governor’s race had both endorsed Obama, and that because of that, they were too extreme for conservative North Carolina.
Here’s a link to an article that discusses the situation.
If John McCain is intent on micromanaging the message of individual state parties, and at the same time unwilling to link his potential Democratic opponent with a revealing character issue, then it sheds doubt on whether he’s got the stomach to mount an effective and winning general election campaign.
McCain needs to tell why he should be president, but also why his opponent should not be president.
Seeing as this is a very important matter, we’ve set up a poll at ConservativeHQ.com where you can register your opinion on McCain’s latest blunder, as well as other issues important to conservatives.
Please take a few moments to tell us what you think. Thank you for helping us advance the conservative cause.
Sincerely,
Richard A. Viguerie
ConservativeHQ.com
9625 Surveyor Court
Suite 400
Manassas, Virginia 20110