McCain wraps it up

Former Dem, California — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 14:22:57 GMT

Eat Crow, MSNBC/Obama network!

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EJH — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 14:24:35 GMT

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MCCAIN IS TOO MEEK TO BEAT HILLARY. HE WANTS TO HAVE A 'CIVIL' CAMPAIGN. HE HASN'T LEARNED FROM HILLARY'S NOMINATION CAMPAIGN. NICE GUYS FINISH LAST !
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McCain wraps it up

EJH — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 14:25:08 GMT

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Earl — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:15:05 GMT

Hillary is a Whiner!

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nuanced — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:37:23 GMT

was the Civil War civil?

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HT — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:42:16 GMT

Yes he is so civil---evidently you have not been listening to him.I guess you still do not understand who is behind the nasty campaing of the republicans.

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Larry, ABQ — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:46:03 GMT

Was that the most boring victory speech last night or what. I think McCain almost feel asleep himself giving it.

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Ian — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 15:54:44 GMT

Seeing as the Democrats will be settling this thing in Denver, even John McCain should be able to win in November. Watch while the Dems destroy their party and fight a civil and straight-forward campaign after the convention with the help of white male blue collar democrats and from his 527 friends.

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the americans — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:28:32 GMT

What on Earth in Hillary's mind makes her think she can win. She still is not ahead in the popular vote and experts say she won't be by convention time. She still is way behind in pledged delegates (that represent the will of the people.) And she still is way behind in overall delegates. She stupidly makes the argument "I am more electable because I have won the big states." Guess what, Hillary, your running against another democrat. Those states are going democrat--in the general election. In fact, Obama brings in far more independent and republican votes that Hillary does.

So, if Hillary won, tell me--what did she win??

The overall popular vote? The pledged delegates??

What? What Hillary didn't do last night was loose--everthing.

So how is "Winning Defined?" I gues it is clear, that the will of the American people means nothing-- if Hillary is nominated after losing the popular vote and the pledged delegate count.

And don't think for a minute that the American people will allow the above scenerio to happen.

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Class Warrior, D.C. — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:00:31 GMT

Putin Wraps It Up; Hugo Chavez Wraps It Up; Ahmadinejad Wraps It Up; Kim Jong IL Wraps It Up. It's awfully easy to Wrap It Up when you're running, for all intents and purposes, UNOPPOSED!!!

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Rick, NC — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:30:48 GMT

Well now, big john mccain, war hero, is now cavorting with a bunch of air national guard and draft deferral chickenhawks at the WH...you are measured by the company you keep war hero

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Reality check in NY — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 17:45:50 GMT

I'm not sure how winning is defined, exactly, but according to the republicans, it's not necessarily by winning the popular vote, as in GWB a/k/a Bush v Gore

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bill, okla — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 18:38:11 GMT

John "Bomb Iran" McCain?! Maverwack. Poor poor republicant party. After all the invoking of Ronnie Reagan this is what pops up? Not a chance. Unless of course he convinces "W" to rev up the middle east. "My friends there will be more wars." & can you say Keating 5.

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Camille Warring, Beltsville, Maryland — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 18:49:28 GMT

I am a democrat and I will be voting for Hillary as I think she is the best candidate to get the job done. Actually if I were Republican I would not vote at all because I can't believe how "boring John McCain" is and it is still hard for me to believe that out of all the Republicans that ran, he is the candidate that made the nomination. Obama and Clinton both have alot more personality and appeal than John McCain and I just don't think he has enough experience on Economy issues and Healthcare to be President. Too bad the Republican Party didn't have better choices...

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Michael Southern, Fort Worth, Texas — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:03:21 GMT

voted in the Texas primary last night, and participated in the Republican caucus after the election. The precinct I voted in was right in the middle of what has been considered a Republican stronghold here in Fort Worth. But after last night's experience, I am fully convinced that whoever wins the Democratic nomination will become the next President of the United States of America. I base this on the observation that only three people showed up at the Republican caucus I attended, compared to about two hundred participants who showed up at the Democratic caucus held in the same precinct. All the enthusiasm demonstrated at the polling place was on behalf of the Democratic candidates, and even the three of us who were at the Republican caucus wished we were attending the Democratic caucus because of the excitement being generated there. There was absolutely no enthusiasm being shown on behalf of McCain at the Republican caucus. I was there on behalf of Mike Huckabee, and this was the first Republican caucus I have ever attended. I was disappointed to realize that on the Republican side, Texas is a winner-take-all state, and that my support for Huckabee at the caucus counted for nought! We were adjourned within 30 mins of convening, whereas the Democratic caucus went on for hours! If this is any indication at all, then the excitement generated by the Democratic ticket in November will overwhelm the demonstrated apathy surrounding the Republican nominee, and the Democrats will take back the White House in a winning vote of landslide proportions, especially if they can fashion a super dream ticket of Clinton/Obama or vice versa!

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Class Warrior, D.C. — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:34:55 GMT

"My friends, there WILL be more wars!" What do you think Bush's Octoliber Surprise is going to be, as a gift to John W. "More Wars" McCain and UNable? An invasion of Iran, or a war with Syria? Let the betting begin!!

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Lee Holmes — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:35:17 GMT

Class Warrior: It is dullwitted in the extreme to compare McCain,who was one of seven GOP candidates,and who you youself claimed was ''gone''only short months ago,who also ran in free and fair contests,to these other totalitarian dictators and puppets. The American people made this scene.

BillOk: Among the persons in Ohio profusely thanked by Hillary for delivering the state to her was one John Glenn[D-Oh]. Number 4 of the Keating 5[four Democrats,one Republican. Both McCain and Glenn got off with ''poor judgement''warnings. The two other Dems were shown the political screen door].

Rick NC: And this is supposed to diminish McCains military record exactly how? Obama hangs with anti-American KOSSACKS who think that Chavez is the Second Coming and tosses his flag pin into a desk drawer. How does this make Obama a portion of ''the company he keeps''?[do not let us bring the rackateering Rezko into this].

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FREE AND THE BRAVE Il. USA — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 19:38:12 GMT

I want to start out by saying I'm republican for the most part, but do not, and did not like George Bush. I have been watching, reading and listening to everything about this election like most of you. I for the life of me can't understand how "Billary" is even allowed to run for the highest office in the country! The words Clinton and Scandal, are pretty much the same! Now if Hillary had divorced Bill ten years ago, maybe I could believe half of what she says! The whole Obama "movement" escapes me also. I am a lifelong resident of Il. And am old enough to know that you don't get anywhere in politics in Chicago without owing someone, something! The Daily machine still holds the power. The freshman senator is if nothing else a great speaker, mostly if scripted. The biased media is now finally taking a closer look at Obama, and more will be revealed about him in the coming months. The thing that really gets me is his church. Out of all the churches in Chicago, why did he choose an all black church that endorses Farrakhan, denounces whites and Jews alike? If the white candidates had an affiliation with the Aryan brotherhood for example, don't you think they would be vilified in the press to say the least? Obama calls himself a "unifier", but to me, actions speak louder than words! The fact he doesn't acknowledge the flag of our country gives me pause for concern, as it should you all also. It makes me wonder what his agenda really is! The fact he is still in his first term and already making a bid for the White House without accomplishing much in the Senate is also a concern. A "present" vote is basically a safe move politically if nothing else. Our great country is in dire straights, and two Tax and Spend LIBERAL Democrats will only serve to bring our country down even more! People, make no mistake, John McCain is NOT George Bush! He is actually more moderate than conservative, and that is not necessarily a bad thing! He has the proven leadership, and has shown he can "cross the aisle” to get the job done. I truly believe that if he had been elected in 2000, the country wouldn't be in the mess we're in now! Vote for a PROVEN LEADER, vote McCain!

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Del Wasso, Freeport, Illinois — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 20:30:01 GMT

Bush's endorsement of John McCain is proof-positive, despite all of the rhetoric to the contrary, that the GOP does, in fact, support human cloning...

Please visit my anti-war website, www.shockedandawful.com

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Matt, Las Vegas, NV — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 20:33:41 GMT

Bush said in the past 24 hours that "America needs to get off oil."

I have a question, what has McBush & McWar done to help us accomplish this? I dare someone to name 1 legitimate thing they have done to make this a reality?

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bill, okla — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:33:20 GMT

Yea, L. Holmes there's crooks in both parties. And McCain is one of them. It's time for a politician like Barack Obama who is the most likely of the bunch running to not sink the country into further debt, unemployment and war deaths. You can't say that about a man whose disdain of things not American compels him to make stupid anti-muslim remarks, has no economic recovery plan, and would continue the fools errand in Iraq.

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FREE AND THE BRAVE Il. USA — Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:54:30 GMT

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sandra AP MI — Fri, 07 Mar 2008 20:01:44 GMT

If John McCain selects Mike Huckabee for his vice presidential running mate. Each of these candidates have different strengths and would be an unbeatable team. Adding Mike Huckabee to the ticket would be the edge the Republican party needs. McCain/Huckabee in 2008.