McCain Must Go!

I was always worried when John McCain became the Republican nominee for President.

He was not a conservative and he had much, too much liberal baggage tied to him.

But, I held my nose and voted for him anyway.
Anybody... except Obama!

You do remember that he almost bolted the party in 2000 for the Democrats, and he constantly crossed the aisle to work closely with the opposition? Maybe he should have stayed over there!

McCain voted against the 2001 and 2003 Bush tax cuts. He co-sponsored bills to close the gun-show loophole, expand AmeriCorps, and federalize airport security. All these things set him against nearly the entire Republican Party.

Republicans who fought the legislative battles of those days now regard the prospect that McCain could become their party's standard-bearer with incredulity. These figures are stumbling around in rage and disbelief, like Jimmy Stewart in "It's A Wonderful Life" discovering that his beloved hometown has been taken over by Henry Potter.

Former Senate Republican Conference chairman Rick Santorum bitterly noted that "almost at every turn, on domestic policy, John McCain was not only against us, but leading the charge on the other side."

Former House speaker Dennis Hastert - in what, by his somnolent Midwestern standards, counts as an angry tirade - complained that McCain usually "allied with Democrats."

Yes, he was our standard bearer... and look what it got us. DEFEAT!

We were defeated by a novice!
An inexperienced, untrustworthy, secretive, socialist community organizer!

McCain has disgraced conservatives.
McCain should be kicked out of the Republican Party!
If he's not... I'll be joining another organization!

I'll look for an organization that respects our constitution and doesn't tolerate the weaseling that has occured during this election.

Republicans seem to have lost their way. Getting back to conservative ideals is, in my mind, the most important goal for patriotic Americans.

The left believes we have a 'fundamentally flawed' document supporting our representative rebublic. I am extremely offended by such a belief and will work tirelessly to defeat ANYONE who supports such an ideal.

If McCain wants to be a democrat, that's fine by me. Just GO!
And good riddance!