View Full Version : Why not welcome McCain supporters in this forum?
goRPaul
05-23-2008, 06:53 AM
I don't see why we can't welcome McCain supporters here, or even create a new forum in our welcome section for McCain supporters.
acptulsa
05-23-2008, 06:59 AM
What will we do about all that friction? Virtual forty weight?
yongrel
05-23-2008, 07:21 AM
For some strange reason, I don't think we;ll see many of them here. That might just be me though.
WRellim
05-23-2008, 07:44 AM
I don't see why we can't welcome McCain supporters here, or even create a new forum in our welcome section for McCain supporters.
McCain has supporters? :confused:
I mean not counting the Beltway news media people... I've really only met ONE McCain supporter (and he was actually a Rudy supporter who switched when Rudy dropped).
I know a lot of McCain-sycophants, party hacks who are sucking up because they either have to or want to for their careers' sake -- but that's not the same as a "supporter."
FreeTraveler
05-23-2008, 08:23 AM
I'll boil the tar if somebody will pluck some chickens.
Seriously, the only reason McCain supporters would be here, assuming there are any, is to cause trouble. People who believe in McCain certainly don't believe any of the things we do.
OptionsTrader
05-23-2008, 08:41 AM
It isn't candidates supporters that are not welcome, it is the ideals and stances on issues of their CANDIDATE that I do not welcome.
trueshot
05-23-2008, 03:03 PM
With liberty patriots being split in their support between the Constitution Party, Libertarian Party and the Republicans who are for Ron Paul, the Democrats stand a good chance to win. McCain and his type who would rather see $4 and $5 a gallon gasoline than to open up our domestic oil resources will take the deserved blaim for all our present problems. The Republicans will lose so bad that the Ron Paul supporters will gain control of the party. The blaim will naturally go to the Democrats for future elections. Too bad we can't get united behind a good man for President before going through what is to come. If Ron Paul could succeed in his Republican bid, we could unite behind him. Can we properly express the national outrage against McCain for his stand against going after the oil that we are known to have that would make up independent of foreign price increases.
Leroy_Jenkems
05-23-2008, 08:27 PM
Uh, I'm pretty sure that most McCain supporters are too busy watching trash TV or reclining in their Lay-z-Boy doing crossword puzzles while their dentures are soaking. Oops, was that a stereotype?
IChooseLiberty
05-23-2008, 08:51 PM
LoL! Welcome McWar supporters. They are not of this planet and we can't even communicate with them.... I just don't see it happening.
I mean, seriously, they still believe that the gov't works for them and that they are patriotic if they support their gov't.
We have nothing in common with them, at all. In fact, I believe they are one of the large problems with this country.... but maybe that's just me.
Leroy_Jenkems
05-26-2008, 10:52 AM
Anyone who calls his/herself conservative could NEVER support McCain...look at his voting record alone for pete's sake! The McCain supporters are lemmings falling in line as the Republicrat fraternity brothers demand them to, for the sake of "unity." Bullshit.
Oops, was that another stereotype?
Aratus
05-26-2008, 10:59 AM
mccain supporters defined as being people who checked out the johnmccainforum.com and got bored because this forum is bigger and more fun?
or mccain supporters as in people who were once reagan democrats who are almost mulling over voting for hillary C. on november's ballot but can't?
or mccain supporters as in people who are older and into a nostalgia kick who once liked seeing dwight d. eisenhower deliver concise speeches?
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AisA1787
05-26-2008, 11:45 AM
McCain has supporters?
ronpaulhawaii
05-26-2008, 11:54 AM
mccain supporters defined as being people who checked out the johnmccainforum.com and got bored because this forum is bigger and more fun?
or mccain supporters as in people who were once reagan democrats who are almost mulling over voting for hillary C. on november's ballot but can't?
or mccain supporters as in people who are older and into a nostalgia kick who once liked seeing dwight d. eisenhower deliver concise speeches?
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:cool:;):)
jmdrake
05-29-2008, 08:24 AM
LOL at all of the answers. The short answer is this sub forum is for people who's candidate of choice had already dropped out and were trying to decide on someone else. McCain is certainly no worse than Rudy Giuliani...but then again he's no better either. Had McCain dropped out when he should have (now he's breaking his own campaign finance laws) we'd be welcoming McCain supporters too.
Regards,
John M. Drake
nobody's_hero
05-31-2008, 05:43 AM
There are people voting for McCain who have only one reason for doing so: Gotta keep the democrats out of office. Some of these people still may have not heard of Ron Paul.
Maybe they can be won over.
I think we need the support of everyone we can get.
I'm really excited to hear that Hillary is being really stubborn about dropping out. The more slices the pie is carved into, the better the chances are for Ron Paul. I would LOVE to see a 4 or 5-way election for a change.
Crickett
06-01-2008, 10:28 AM
It DOES NOT MATTER which of those three candidates get elected and that is the fault of the GOP for not picking the only one who would make a difference. They can GET their (hated) black candidate because he is NO different than McCain, and maybe then they will see what a mistake they made. Whoever heads the GOP is NO doubt a CFR or TC member with no one's agenda foremost than their own. Local GOP does not realize this. I maintain. Hillery, Barack and John..ALL THE SAME..
Leroy_Jenkems
06-11-2008, 09:01 PM
It DOES NOT MATTER which of those three candidates get elected and that is the fault of the GOP for not picking the only one who would make a difference. They can GET their (hated) black candidate because he is NO different than McCain, and maybe then they will see what a mistake they made. Whoever heads the GOP is NO doubt a CFR or TC member with no one's agenda foremost than their own. Local GOP does not realize this. I maintain. Hillery, Barack and John..ALL THE SAME..
It kills me that, now that Barack is the "presumptive" nominee, all the papers are running lines like "making history as the first black presidential candidate," "breaking the glass ceiling," on and on. Hello?! Alan Keyes?! Oh wait, he's not a socialist...that's a square peg that doesn't fit the MSM's round hole.
Doktor_Jeep
06-12-2008, 12:08 AM
After what I saw the McCain delegates do at the Spokane Convention, they can all eat sh!t and die twice.
IRONCLAD
06-12-2008, 06:50 PM
After what I saw the McCain delegates do at the Spokane Convention, they can all eat sh!t and die twice.
Hey Doc - It's good to see you on this one, seemd like you've been here awhile.
Kludge
06-12-2008, 07:00 PM
I love and welcome future trolls.
WRellim
06-12-2008, 07:03 PM
John McCain actually HAS supporters? Since when?
And you're thinking they own and know how to use a computer on the intertubes?
Doubtful.
anaconda
06-12-2008, 11:22 PM
Everyone is welcome here to learn and debate ideas.
Doktor_Jeep
06-14-2008, 02:02 AM
Hey Doc - It's good to see you on this one, seemd like you've been here awhile.
Heh - check out the bearing arms forum. My funk is all over that one.
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