Undecideds breaking late in SC

Dennis Weber, Longview, WA — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:05:13 GMT

Your political calendar is WRONG. You've left out Washington State! Washington has BOTH caucuses and primaries.

There is hope yet that Washington State will have an impact on the Presidential race. But beware: our local politicos make it a complicated read.

Our caucuses are on Sat. Feb. 9. Our Primary is on Feb. 19. Here's the complication. The GOP will allocate 50% of its national delegates according to the results of the Primary election. But Democratic Party elitists will ignore primary balloting and allocate all national delegates according to the arcane caucus/convention process.

In our primary voters receive ballots for both parties, throw away one and mail in the other. The party purists object to any independent thinking, I guess.

Please add Washington to the calendar for both Feb. 9 and Feb. 19.

Undecideds breaking late in SC

ManFromHopeless, Chicago — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:07:58 GMT

I can't defeat the feeling I get when I hear these women who voted for Schmuckabee "because I'm a Christian, and that was a factor", that women in general are just too uninformed to make intelligent decisions. Women seem to consciously, aggressively avoid learning anything about the candidates, preferring to base their decisions on what the candidate looks like and where they go, or don't go, to church.

Ignorance is a shame, but intentional ignorance is a sin. They compound this sin with religious bigotry and the support of a demagogic, flip-flopping liar -- Huckabee.

He is giving evangelical Christians a black eye in this campaign.

Undecideds breaking late in SC

Michele Busche, Kenosha, Wi — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:09:40 GMT

Hillary stinks and so does her husband. Women, smarten up. Who do you want such a lying and deceitful person for president? Can't you wait for
a decent woman to run for president? And we all remember what Bill did in the White House. We can't
even print it here! Do you know why she didn't
divorce him or get rid of him? Because he promised
to help her become president. What a trade-off!
Don't vote for her, we'll have more sleeze in the
White House, which is our home too.

Undecideds breaking late in SC

honestErnest, SoCal — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:20:34 GMT

If McCain is the eventual Republican nominee he will have to very careful to pick an Independant friendly VP running mate. His age and apearance (ie helath) witll be a QUESTION.

Undecideds breaking late in SC

David B., Lucerne Vly, CA — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 01:22:37 GMT

People vote for "Gomer" (Huckabee) because he is a former Baptist minister and claims to be a Christian... Jimmy Carter was a Baptist and claimed to be a Christian too, look at his disgraced presidency. Look at the man's record before you vote for this RINO!

Undecideds breaking late in SC

john cummins, new market, tn — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 03:04:28 GMT

There is still only 1 Christian candidate who is also a strict constitutionalist, Ron Paul, wake up and don't be duped!

Undecideds breaking late in SC

Steve Wetzel, Grove City PA — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 04:48:49 GMT

Huckabee and McCain are RINOs (Republican In Name Only). Guilianni is pro-abortion. Romney flips and flops more then a fish on land. We are left with Thompson and Ron Paul. Paul scares me. Go with Thompson.

Steve
mttu.com

Undecideds breaking late in SC

Steven B, El Cajon, CA — Sun, 20 Jan 2008 04:55:03 GMT

McCain has gone out of his way to attack the 2nd Amendment, Is co-AUTHOR of the McCain-Feingold legislation attacking the 1st Amendment, and has a serious Napolean complex (many videos). I am a life-long Republican, but I would vote for a Democrat before seeing him in the Whitehouse.

Undecideds breaking late in SC

John Schwartz, Greenville SC — Mon, 21 Jan 2008 00:36:04 GMT

Mike Huckabee is ridiculous..... I can't believe how brainwashed the evangelicals are over this Baptist Preacher.... It is truely scary!!!

Mike Huckabee is no conservative....he is more liberal than any of the candidates. Unfortunately, he and McCain have put on false fronts and tried to paint themselves as Reagan Republicans which is a joke. It is sad how the field of current candidates of the Republican Party is so weak and changes their platforms and platitudes with each poll. Example look at the speeches of McCain, Huckabee and Romney in Iowa and NH and then look how they quickly converted themselves into Conservative wannabees from their speeches in SC. (minus Romney)

These are just typical lair politicians that change with the wind. I feel that we are looking at the true demise of the USA and the winds of change are now blowing in our face and not our backs.

Immigration, tax policy, social security, pro-growth business attitudes...these are all lacking from the current Republican candidates. I would say the closest is Thompson to true Reagan conservatism. Unfortunately, the Republicans seem not to like what he has to say.

I do believe that the chances for a Democrat in the White House in 2009 is becoming more of a reality and with that goes the last great chance that the Republican Party will have to prove to the nation that "true" Conservative values can make our nation a better place.

Because the Democ"rats" will control the WH, Congress, and then appoint liberal judges and then defacto control the Supreme Court. With that accomplished look out because here comes far left loony Communist style socialism. Political correctness run a muck and social policies that will destroy free enterprise and run the USA into a deep recession....LOOK OUT because the writing is on the wall.

As Pat Buchannan is fond of saying the death of the west is at our doorstep, the barbarians have broken down the door and are dictating the terms of our surrender. Heaven help the USA and I pray that we can save ourselves from our self because we have no one to blame but us.... No nation in the world can defeat the USA; the USA will be defeated by itself.