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  ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

  Not more than a few months ago, Republicans hurled insults at McCain for his betrayal of Republicans, particularly with regards to social conservative issues. But politics makes for strange bedfellows. Now that McCain has virtually tied up the Republican nomination, some of the most ardent anti-McCain bashers have flip flopped to become vocal McCain supporters.

  This thread is for exposing the most egregious and the most laughable flip floppers.

  http://www.thenation.com/doc/20080421/perlstein

  "Back when the Republican presidential race was still competitive, the insults against John McCain from leading conservative voices were extravagant. Since then, they have had to reverse course. Such are the strange McCain contortions Republicans have been forcing themselves into in recent weeks. "

  I invite anyone to help expose the hypocrisy of these flip floppers. Here, I'll start.

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  ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

  RICK SANTORUM BEFORE:

  http://weblogs.chicagotribune.com/news/politics...

  "On social conservative issues, you point to me one time John McCain ever took the floor of the United States Senate to talk about a social conservative issue. It never happened. I mean, this is a guy who says he believes in these things, but I can tell you, inside the room, when we were in these meetings, there was nobody who fought harder not to have these votes before the United States Senate on some of the most important social conservative issues, whether it's marriage or abortion or the like. He always fought against us to even bring them up, because he was uncomfortable voting for them.

  McCain looks at the world through the eyes of the New York Times editorial board. If you're a Republican, if you're a Republican in the broadest sense, there is only one place to go right now and that's Mitt Romney."

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  ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

  RICK SANTORUM AFTER:

  http://www.philly.com/inquirer/opinion/17966064...

  "Anyone who has heard me talk about the presidential race over the last few months knows that I've had, shall we say, some serious reservations about John McCain's candidacy.

  McCain is clearly the candidate with the capacity, judgment, experience and will to confront America's enemies. And, yes, McCain has been a thorn in the side of many of us who supported important appropriations earmarks for our states. But he's always objected with principled consistency."

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  ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

  MITT ROMNEY BEFORE:

  http://newsasgossip.blogspot.com/2008/02/romney...

  "Mere weeks after calling John McCain dishonest, liberal and unworthy of the Republican nomination, Mitt Romney has once again changed positions."

  MITT ROMNEY AFTER:

  "In these times, what we need is someone dishonest, liberal, and unworthy enough to succeed the great President George W. Bush, which is why I am endorsing John McCain for President."

  LOL

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  ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

  ALPHAGNOSIS:

  http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

  "McCain supports amnesty for illegal aliens, was behind the Gang of 14, is a gun grabber, opposed the Bush tax cuts, ran roughshod over the Constitution with McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance Reform, opposes a Constitutional amendment to protect marriage, was rumored to be considering switching parties multiple times, talked with John Kerry about being his VP, lines up with the global warming alarmists, wants to close Gitmo, wants to coddle captured terrorists."

  http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

  "You can feel secure in voting FOR Fred Thompson and Mitt Romney."

  http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

  "I predict that McCain will lose a few points after his loss Tues. night and Fred will gain a few more."

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    ALPHAGNOSIS AGAIN:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

    "In other words, we're talking about a man who could fairly be called a Rockefeller Republican, a Country Club Republican, a RINO, or just a toweringly arrogant, out of touch D.C. insider who seems to assume that any position he takes is right solely because he happens to hold it. However, what John McCain cannot fairly be called is a conservative.

    If John McCain becomes the Republican Party's nominee, you have to think conservatives will become utterly despondent."

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

    "Or how about McLame? "

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/14/...

    "By any reasonable definition, McCain's recipe constitutes amnesty. It allows nearly all illegal aliens to remain permanently in America."

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      not2needy5 months, 3 weeks ago

      You're so right on with this, and to be completely honest with you, i couldn't believe how the people on Propeller flipped around so fast in order to justify McCain, just the way Santorum has.

      My self formed opinion is, they will vote for anyone as long as there is an R beside their name rather than cross a party line. I know a lot of cons, and crossing a party line is NOT an option.

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        Goppy5 months, 3 weeks ago

        Well, to be fair not2needy, we Christian Cosnervatives dont see politics as an option.

        Its our religion.

        In our hierarchy of Sainted Ones, Ronald Reagan represents the second comin of Christ.

        Ronnie is responsible for the sunshine and the song birds!! TWEET TWEET!

        Goerge W. Bush is liek our Martin Luther, represents the official break from spirituality to gettin our minds right bout politics.

        McCain is a tough one. We positioned him as a Judas for bout 8 years or so. But lately, hes been recantin at the alter of 'gettin his mind right.

        So we Christian Cosnervatives, bein a forgivin kind are considerin bringin Johnny back into the fold.

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          chevydog5 months, 3 weeks ago

          John Q -- There's math to electoral results that I don't understand. A 55/45 win is considered pretty significant. Get over 60% of the vote and the media calls it a "mandate". Maybe that's the reality of the election world, but it sounds more to me like "You won, but don't dance in the streets." Guess I just don't understand elections.

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            Radiofreeeuropa5 months, 3 weeks ago

            For one thing six weeks ago, when Clinton had a 20 point lead in Pa. polls, her handlers and her husband all said if she didn't have double-digit lead in Pa, she would have to drop out. She did not really get the double digit lead. The reason is it is impossible for her to even tie Obama in delegates overall unless she gets at least 60 percent of the vote. That means straws are being reached for, which is to be expected, however there is no way to legitimately win for her. It will have to be my manipulating the rules of the game, the fact that she continues means just that...willing to cheat to win the game. Which sadly makes me put her in the bag with Bush in the sense that integrity ain't part of the deal.

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        Lurch5 months, 3 weeks ago

        The lessor of two flip-flops, so to speak.

        ;)

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        Radiofreeeuropa5 months, 3 weeks ago

        N2N the cons hate change. It is the essence of all conservative thought- no change. Keep established social orders, institutions, and organizations.

        They are a lock-step group and they want everyone to march to their masters orders. Progressives are the opposite. They question the ways of the past, never seem to be marching in lock step, as the only things they have in common is a high regard for individual rights, social justice, and personal freedom. Progressives tend to look for new solutions to problems rather than rely on the past methods. Santorum is among the nations leading imbeciles.

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    MORE ALPHAGNOSIS:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

    "Hey did yall hear this? lol, too funny:

    McCain 'is the classic opportunist--he's always reaching for attention. Other POWs won't even sit at the same table with him.

    Perot's real problem with McCain is that he believes the senator hushed up evidence that live POWs were left behind in Vietnam and transferred to the Soviet Union for human experimentation. Perot claims, 'McCain was adamant about shutting down anything to do with recovering POWs.'

    lmao, Perot is swiftboating John McCain."

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/14/...

    "McCain has one of the worst grades of any Republican Senator concerning immigration. His overall career and recent Americans for Better Immigration grades are both Ds. On amnesty, he earns F. His congressional record on immigration ABI calls "abysmal."

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      Goppy5 months, 3 weeks ago

      One thing you gotta be clear bout AlphaGnosis, she consistently picks the rong candidate.

      First it was Giuliani. (Actually, first it was GW from when she called herself luvmyprez).

      Then it was Thompson.

      Then it was Romney. ...

      Now, of course, its yet another loser ... our Johnny McCain. Or as aniokeley used to call him ... the traitor. (nice, eh)

      All these air-balls from her is why I started to callin her OMEGA-Gnosis. I dint think she could, in good conscience have her avatar reference FIRST-knowledge.

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        Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago

        I'd always wondered what became of luvmyprez. Had a few arguments with her in the past and then she was removed from the Netscape forum. Thanks for clueing me in to this!

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          Radiofreeeuropa5 months, 3 weeks ago

          The same handful of PNAC cheerleaders that eventually got banned for breaking the terms of use came back as new pains in ***. There are no new cons, just the same ol clowns from the past pretending to be fresh compost.

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      mntnman4445 months, 3 weeks ago

      ybdogsct

      LMAO!!!....excellent record of the cons statements...before they caved on their "concrete principles".

      Ain't propeller great?

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        Feel free to join in the fun, MNTNMAN. Here are some of ANIOKLY's greatest hits:

        ANIOKLY:

        http://donoevil.propeller.com/story/2008/01/18/...

        The fact that McCain had made the tasteless joke was reported in major newspapers, as was the vain attempt by his press secretary to initially deny what McCain had done. But in several major newspapers, the joke itself was kept a secret. McCain subsequently apologized.

        ANIOKLY: "What makes you think McCain is such a "nice guy?" That joke was in all the rabid right wing papers, and magazines I read, and they denounced him. I wasn't on line at the time. Candidates say what they think the people they are with want to hear."

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2007/04/12/...

        ANIOKLY: "Oh Please. McCain will be 72 years old soon. Plus he is on the wrong side of the Immigration issue."

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          ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

          MORE ANIOKLY:

          http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

          ANIOKLY: "Why would any Republican vote for this man, John McCain? Democrats, and the liberal media are falling all over themselves for this man.That should be the first clue not to vote for him. He should be running on the Democrat ticket."

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        MORE ANIOKLY:

        http://newsquake.netscape.com/tag/propeller/

        ANIOKLY: "I believe most of the values voters will accept Rudy, warts and all. He is the best qualified, an administrator, not a legislator."

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/02/03/...

        ANIOKLY: "What will stop McCain is his past stand on Amnesty. He is losing California, his home state of Arizona, and probably Texas. That is enough to put his nomination in jeopardy. God forbid Hillary has to run against a scandal free opponent. Woohoo!!"

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/30/...

        ANIOKLY: "McCain is old. He needs a young Vice President. He is not going to get the Romney supporters after he drops out, but he might could pick up Giulianis if they cut a deal."

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        MORE ANIOKLY:

        http://202.108.100.164:8080/gate/big5/politics....

        ANIOKLY: "McCain is also having a difficult time in Arizona. If he loses Arizona, his home state, and California he will lose all the border states. He should not have been so arrogant after a couple little wins. It helps his opponents to have Mark Levin, and Rush ucovering factors in McCains background, but someone has to do it, and it won't be the MSM."

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          not2needy5 months, 3 weeks ago

          ROFLMAO! those are great ybdogsct!

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          blinkers5 months, 3 weeks ago

          Outstanding research, ybdogsct. An immensely entertaining thread!!

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        MORE ANIOKLY:

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

        "The November election is too important to give to someone, because it is "their turn." We must hold the W H, and take back the House, and Senate. This will be a Historic election in many ways, not the least of which it could let us choose from 3 New Yorkers. We don't need a "nice guy" We need a man who will kick A$s, and take names.

        That man is Rudy."

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          mntnman4445 months, 3 weeks ago

          ANIOKLY:..."Al-Qaida set the Cal wildfires".

          LMAO!!

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            ybdogsct5 months ago

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/19/...

            TANGLANG: "Hey Ranch, Better Immigration rates Huckabee pretty good when it comes to the invasion. I'd much rather give him a shot thatn John Mccain."

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/19/...

            WOLFIE: "McCain wins South Carolina......boo hiss!!!"

            TANGLANG: "Don't worry Wolfie, Huck came in second."

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/03/04/...

            TANGLANG: "We're stuck between two communists, and McAmnesty."

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2007/03/12/...

            TANGLANG: "I would vote for Thompson before most other republicans currently running."

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            ybdogsct5 months ago

            http://news.propeller.com/story/2007/12/11/romn...

            TANGLANG: "As for Romney and Huckabee, Romney is out of his league. Mike Huckabee is by far the best candidate running on either side. The only other candidate that even comes close is Duncan Hunter."

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            ybdogsct5 months ago

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2007/11/18/...

            SONOFTHEMASK: "McCain is a good man, but I think he's past his prime. I admire his perseverance and his service to our country, but I don't know about his capacity to be President for four years. I'm starting to listen to Mike Huckabee. I didn't know him that well. He seems like a straight shooter and a good guy. Some won't like his strong Christian background, but that is a plus for me personally."

            http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/22/...

            SONOFTHEMASK: "Thompson poached votes from Huckabee. Whether or not it was deliberate to help McCain, I don't know, but I do know that McCain and Thompson are big wigs among the Republican old guard, so it wouldn't surprise me."

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    MORE ALPHAGNOSIS:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "McCain's baggage: To assuage his guilt over the "Keating 5" scandal, the unconstitutional McCain-Feingold bill was proposed and is now law.

    And then there was the infamous Gang of 14 to prevent the Senate from reversing the unconstitutional practice (rule) of requiring 60 votes for approval of court nominees.

    Oh, and the hundreds of appearances on the Sunday TV shows trashing fellow Republicans, not voting for Bush's tax cuts, and the most egregious of all, the arrogance of trying to ram a back room immigration/amnesty deal down our throats.

    A President McCain would sign any immigration bill the Democrat Congress passes, regardless of what he says in the campaign."

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "I know he's 71 years old but can he talk any sloooower? Spit it out, John!"

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      ybdogsct4 months ago

      MORE ALPHAGNOSIS:

      http://tech.propeller.com/story/2007/01/11/digg...

      10 January, 2007, 04:21 PM

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "Yes, I am the artist formerly known as luvmyprez."

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/02/13/...

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      ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

      MORE ALPHAGNOSIS:

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "McCain supports amnesty for illegal aliens, was behind the Gang of 14, is a gun grabber, opposed the Bush tax cuts, ran roughshod over the Constitution with McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance Reform, opposes a Constitutional amendment to protect marriage, was rumored to be considering switching parties multiple times, talked with John Kerry about being his Vice-President, lines up with the global warming alarmists, wants to close Gitmo, wants to coddle captured terrorists -- you can go on and on with this."

      HDHEHN: "$100 says AlphaGnosis will still vote for McCain if McCain wins the R nomination. And running "roughshod over the Constitution" is nothing new for you and the Bush ilk."

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      ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "In other words, we're talking about a man who could fairly be called a Rockefeller Republican, a Country Club Republican, a RINO, or just a toweringly arrogant, out of touch D.C. insider who seems to assume that any position he takes is right solely because he happens to hold it. However, what John McCain cannot fairly be called is a conservative.

      If John McCain becomes the Republican Party's nominee, you have to think conservatives will become utterly despondent."

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      ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/16/...

      TRUZEEKER: "new anti-campaign slogan..."McCain the Insane"

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "How about McLame?"

      BRONXBOMBER: "or "McShame" for that matter..."

      ZIEGFELDGIRL: "..McInane? That's the word that came to mind when I heard his last speech."

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "You actually sat through it? I can't remember if it was him or me that kept dozing off."

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      ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/19/...

      ALPHAGNOSIS: "Tell it sister. I cannot believe that McCain would be our party's nomination after all the bustin' hump we did to stop the passage of his shabby amnesty immigration bill."

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    MORE ALPHAGNOSIS:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "If I had to listen to John speak for four long years, I would go absolutely bonkers."

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      Lurch5 months, 3 weeks ago

      oh, and those attempts at jokes, ugh, painful to watch!

      and don`t get me started on the yellow teeth.

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  quackpot5 months, 3 weeks ago

  There is no case to make.

  Santorum for Office.

  No need to suggest nasty stuff like running "mate". Perhaps ....running "pal" ......running "good friend"?

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  flyonthewallzz5 months, 3 weeks ago

  I have been hearing about the sharp elbow jabs that will come up when we get to the general election.

  There has been a lot of talk that Obama can not play basketball with the big boys.

  The litany of his faults keeps repeating itself.

  There will be no need (and I think it would be wrong) to "Swiftboat" McCain and I think Obama will nip any attempts in the bud.

  There is a plethora of elbow stabs directed at McCain by his own party. No need to reach back to when he was 8 years old. A 10 year window would provide a new quote every day attributed to the heroes of the Republican party.

  It hardly seems fair.

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    ANIOKLY:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/13/...

    "McCain won one primary. So did Huckabee, and soon Romney will win Michigan. It means nothing."

    DANMLIBERALS:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/21/...

    "I think Mccain has a hard time sipping tea since he had his arms broken backwards in Vietnam."

    AMAZED:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/02/21/...

    "you guys should give McCain a pass -- after all, he generally supports the liberal social agenda"

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  not2needy5 months, 3 weeks ago

  I wonder what the majority of the cons on Prop would say about Obama, were he a repub.

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    quackpot5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Can't bowl but..... nice buns.

    Oh STOP THAT

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      flyonthewallzz5 months, 3 weeks ago

      ?

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        quackpot5 months, 3 weeks ago

        oh come now, a fly should certainly appreciate the meaning of "buns" in the context of bowling.

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    MacR5 months, 3 weeks ago

    He would have never gotten this far. Now if you were talking about Powell or Rice they might have gotten this far. But I assure you Obama would never have. But then again I am still not sure how in the hell McCain got this far. So it might have happen.

    None Of Above '08

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  SwampFox-82nd5 months, 3 weeks ago

  If McCain chooses to say anything to win the presidency, he willfully turned his back upon every vet who served! Since when did this country back torturers and liars? Just who the "Flock" came up with this garbage you call "patriotism?"

  When I served, had anybody...ANY DAMNED MAN told me to torture another, we had a simply response. Any of you so-called Americans ever hear of "Zippo?" That was a grunts way to keep the peace within the ranks! I won't bother you to define "Zippin'," but bet your sweet ass that "mark" would be sent home post haste in a damned bodybag. IF we want to be called "civilized," throw those bottom-feeders in hell and close the door!

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    Lurch5 months, 3 weeks ago

    Name a vet who has voted against more VA funding bills than McCain. Bet you can`t!

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  Natureboy5 months, 3 weeks ago

  And what IS Santorum, anyway-

  The truth may shock you -

  http://www.spreadingsantorum.com/

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    Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago

    No suprises...the man is a dead ender and his name is quite revealing.

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    ZIEFELDGIRL:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "McCain has no chance. Everyone knew he would do well in NH, but he is irrelevant in the rest of the country. NH likes him for the reasons everyone else doesn't."

    REDRIVERJ

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "McCain has a horrid record on immigration issues. He along with Ted Kennedy and John Kyl came up with last years infamous amnesty bill, something he avoids like the plague in the debates. His age is a factor too, but not the big one lack of positive action on immigration is the hot button issue. HIs record is abysmal in many areas. check it out."

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      ZiegfeldGirl5 months, 3 weeks ago

      "ZIEFELDGIRL:

      http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

      "McCain has no chance. Everyone knew he would do well in NH, but he is irrelevant in the rest of the country. NH likes him for the reasons everyone else doesn't.""

      Before you fall off your high horse, I'd like you to point out where I have shown any hypocracy. I didn't support McCain then, and I have yet to utter one word in his praise. I am still planning to vote for Obama, although that prospect has lost some of it's original appeal. If I do ever support McCain (and that's HIGHLY unlikely!) it will be either because he has convinced me to change my mind, or because Hillary stole the nomination from Obama.

      I await your apology for stereotyping me and missusing my quote.

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        Actually, I think you might be correct. As far as I can tell, you never did support McCain.

        In that case, apologies are in order, even though this being the "Humor Channel," I wouldn't have thought apologies were in order for anyone with enough of a sense of humor to laugh at themselves once in a while.

        But, in any case, I do apologize.

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          ZiegfeldGirl5 months, 3 weeks ago

          I don't have a problem with the humor of the story. But you weren't joking when you made your list, and when you called me a hypocrite, used a quote and implied that I was now taking a different stance. I don't appreciate you now trying to shrug it off and paint me as not having a sense of humor because I objected to you falsifying my position. This wasn't done in fun, it was an attempt to post a "List of Shame", and when you accidentally include someone you shouldn't, an apology is in order. Without the belittling remarks.

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            ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

            Touchy, touchy.

            Well, I've already apologized above. That's the best you're going to get out of me. Take it or leave it; it makes no difference to me either way.

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    MACR:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "McCain, he is old, wow, not a reason not to vote for him. But everything else he stands for is. His record is rotten, he has done some good, yet his bad out-weighs that."

    ABNTV:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "I will be very suprised if we dont see a "Hillary type" emotional moment from McCain before to long. I keep getting the feeling he is going to break down and cry when he talks about some issues."

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  Locky125 months, 3 weeks ago

  Well of course we should vote for McCain.

  You really want Obama or Clinton in the White House?

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    LOCKY12:

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2007/11/01/...

    "I think Duncan Hunter is best candidate of the bunch but where is he?"

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/10/...

    "John McCain would guarantee himself the nomination and the White House if he ran on the platform that he'll retire after one term."

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    LOCKY12

    http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/04/23/...

    "If John McCain gets into office, you libs will get everything you want anyway...You're right. John McCain is a tool. But dems will find McCain to be a useful idiot on many things they want."

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      Locky125 months, 3 weeks ago

      I never said I'm happy John McCain won the nomination.

      But I cannot vote democrat and help put somebody into the White House that does not love this country.

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        RussianThreats5 months, 3 weeks ago

        Democrat = automatic America-hater.

        Simply amazing!

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        not2needy5 months, 3 weeks ago

        Locky, case in point! Just what i said above, cons will NOT cross a party line, regardless. I could tack an R after my name and you would vote for me! EGAD!

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          Locky125 months, 3 weeks ago

          I can't make it ANY clearer for you.

          This November, you can vote for:

          a) a Democrat

          b) a Marxist

          I love my country so my choice is simple. I'd rather have a republican but I can't have a Marxist.

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    Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago

    YES!

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  Nixie5 months, 3 weeks ago

  Okay ybdogsct, now where are the links providing the hypocracy? We didn't want McCain, but now we have him, just like a lot of you dems don't want Obama, or you don't want Hillary. But when one or the other is named the candidate, you are going to rally around the official Democratic Candidate, because you feel a Dem will do a better job than a Rep. And we believe the opposite. So while McCain may not be who we want, we know he is infinitely better than the 4th Grade Class President or the Bitter Old Crone your party has dregged up for you to vote for.

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    ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

    There's quite a profound distinction. The disagreement between Democrats (Obama vs. Hillary) PALES in comparison to the viciousness with which McCain was disowned by his own party--not just this year, but also during the 2000 primaries. McCain's patriotism, competence, sanity, and even marital fidelity were called into question.

    The anti-McCain muckraking was so intense that Republican leaders ( Santorum, Romney, etc.) and commentators (Rush Limbaugh, Ann Coulter, etc.) openly admitted that McCain was "not just bad for the Republican Party; he was bad for America as well" -- that they would rather see a Democratic CIC than a McCain presidency.

    Now these VERY SAME Republicans openly embrace McCain as if they had supported him all along. Not only that, they openly ridicule Democrats for the conflict within the Democratic Party (between Obama and Hillary), yet ignore how much greater the conflict within the Republican Party (anti-McCain vs. pro-McCain) was.

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      Nixie5 months, 3 weeks ago

      "Now these VERY SAME Republicans openly embrace McCain as if they had supported him all along."

      I don't think you are right about that. I've seen plenty of comments by many of the people you quoted, saying they are still disappointed they got stuck with McCain. But he's so much better than what the Dems put up. If your options are all bad, you pick the best of the worst. Otherwise you end up with the worst of the worst. McCain will do just fine in November. We will begrudgingly vote for him knowing that at least we are saving the country from the horror of a Hillary or Obama presidency.

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        Lurch5 months, 3 weeks ago

        yeah, no peace! no prosperity!

        who wants that crap, right?!

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          Nixie5 months, 3 weeks ago

          I do, that's why I'm voting Republican.

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            Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago

            Well, I'll bet you voted for Bush and see where that got you. No peace and no prosperity. Oh no, that's not completely right. There are a few who got that prosperity at the expense of the poor and middle class.

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            dunkirk5 months, 3 weeks ago

            ROFLMAO, a retread of Bush and even worse and you expect peace and prosperity?? And Tangy wonders why I laugh so hard over REPUBLICAN posts.

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      mntnman4445 months, 3 weeks ago

      Great stuff ybd!...Got anything on tanglang,libsRfunny ,Rodent and allspindud?

      I'd like to see you post these comments all over their SMEAR threads...aniokly style!

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        I your help. I certainly can't do all the revealing on my own. But, to help get you started, here are some choice quotes from his cousin, DropKickALib:

        DROPKICKALIB:

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/13/...

        "Don't be surprised when McRINO, who is not supported by the vast majority of Republicans, wins in MI."

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/13/...

        "McCain is the Democrats' Republican and given that Dems can vote in a number of Republican primaries, maybe he can get a few states before he loses at the Convention."

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        ybdogsct5 months, 3 weeks ago

        MORE DROPKICKALIB:

        http://politics.propeller.com/story/2008/01/21/...

        "I'll be glad to see a primary where Republicans actually choose their own candidate. After FL, bye, bye McRINO! Rudy too, I imagine."

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          mntnman4445 months, 3 weeks ago

          LMAO!!!

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        ybdogsct3 months, 1 week ago

        http://videos.propeller.com/story/2008/02/03/vi...

        LIBSRFUNNY: "I'm wondering to what extent dems are crossing over to get RINO McCain nominated. If he gets the repub nod, Dems can't lose the white house. I sure don't trust McCain."

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    MacR5 months, 3 weeks ago

    While McCain may be the Rep's choice, he is really no better than the other 2. My choice is simple in this matter.

    None Of The Above '08

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      DaneL5 months, 3 weeks ago

      MacR, I can sure see your point but I'd vote for McCain just to keep Obama or Clinton out of the White House

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  ETproductions5 months, 3 weeks ago

  Bush approval rating by the American people Oct, 1, 2001 -- 90%

  Bush approval rating by the American people today -- 28%

  The only thing the American people remain constant on is that flip-floopers are TERRIBLE.

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  Charlson5 months, 3 weeks ago

  One nut case indorsing another? Sweeeeeet!

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  walden35 months, 3 weeks ago

  YBDOGSCT - excellent work. You get a 4.0.

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  walden35 months, 3 weeks ago

  Why is Santorum even relevant? The guy cheated the taxpayers into paying for private school for his kids, equates homosexuality with "man on dog" sex, was wrong about Terry Schiavo and worst of all believes that the little kids of Boston who were raped by their priests deserved it because of the Librul leanings of the northeast.

  The guy is like some crazy old uncle who lives in the attic, or is that McCain.

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  not2needy5 months, 3 weeks ago

  Best of all, check out the people who sunk this article! ROFLMAO!!

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  digthepast5 months, 3 weeks ago