John McCain and Jerry Fallwell.?
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I think it has killed McCains chances.  I used to support him but not anymore and others I talk to agree. (They didn't support him all of them but see why this will erode support).\n\nUnfortunately the repubilcans will run someone named George Allen who will speak at liberty in 2008 and farwell will endorse him and the children of the corn will vote accordingly.
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George Allen and John Warner, both are Republican. Visit the website below to contact them or get more information!
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Im gonna vote for McGavick cause I am not to fond of Cantwell. Dont like her stance on social security and I believe it will be a good change. Also the last incident where she prevented a group of students who were protesting against Obama at BCC to attend. Why would I vote for a senator who is against freedom of speech.
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I think they would compliment each other well.  Experience plus charisma.  I don't think that any of the potential Republican teams can beat that.
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John Adams and John Quincy Adams
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How about Bob Casey, Jr (son of deceased Governor & current state treasurer) vs. Rick Santorum, prominent Republican senator from PA? That was very interesting, as Rick Santorum has always run on the "family values" platform, while Casey is also anti abortion, and also has a large family, is well respected as a good man of fine character. Santorum had nothing to use against Casey, except he had run in a number of elections (the same number sa Santorum, but for different offices).
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That's a tough one.  I respect both of them, regardless of party.  I think Hillary would make a good president, and she has had 8 years of living in the White House already.  I think McCain is a good man, honest, and would do his best for the country.  Hillary is very tough and intelligent.  Guess I'd have to wait and listen to them before I made up my mind.
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John McCain. He will do well with the veterans and those concerned with foreign policy, plus those who believe in good government.
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Hollywood YES Man selling out the American Public! He was another republican nightmare. Ask the children the first Daughter has died!
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H. Clinton.  I like McCain better as a person (even though he has a nasty temper), but though he is smart, he holds too many extreme positions along with his good ones (e.g., anti-choice, pro-invasion) and when push has come to shove the past 6 years he has supported and campaigned for Bush's agenda each time, with the exception of campaign reform and -- to a degree -- torture of detainees.
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John McCain is one of the few Republicans I can actually stomach and I also like John Edwards pretty well. I don't think that Edwards is the best choice, though, so I hope that a better contender can get the Democratic candidacy. However, if Edwards is the candidate, I'll vote for him, since I support the Democratic Party platform.
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Don't forget McCain, who I was initially shocked to learn was a Viet Nam vet and not only that but a POW.  Those three pompous assholes make me sick!  I hate them as much as I do illegals in this country.  I would like to smack their smug fat faces for trying so hard to give our country away.  Our joke of a government is disfunctional, to say the least and it is appalling.
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Hopefully a moderate like John McCain (R-Arizona).  The biggest problem with our government now is extremism.  I hate people who are ultra-conservative.  They are just morons who still think the world is flat and fight for the right for schools to teach Intelligent Design.  Wake up, it's the 21st century.  I really hate ultra liberals too.  They are just freaks who run their mouths in rages with complete disregard, and think that peace, love and happiness is how the world works.  Its not.  Its a battle between Surrealists(Conservatives) and people blinded by their own idealism(Liberals).    Either way, Not Hillary.
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McCain has consistently and knowingly done the wrong thing to those closest to him…\nhis family, \nhis constituents \nand his war buddies. -  \nHe is a driving force behind NAFTA, CAFTA, and "SHAFTA" -\nHe has been for unification (merged populations) without borders since it was first proposed. \nHe and is wife have a lot to gain. - http://www.vdare.com/guzzardi/060526_mccain.htm\n \n When the "John McCain for President, 2008" campaign shifts into high gear, we'll be hearing ad nauseum about the candidate's heroism, character and patriotism. \nToo bad none of it is true.  \nAmerica could use a heroic figure with a high moral code and a true love of country. \nBut McCain is far from that man. \nWhen you do a simple analysis of McCain's personal and professional life and lay it out over thirty years, his picture is ugly.\n \n Heroism\nMcCain is a sore point among other U.S. POWs. \nMost resent the preferential medical treatment McCain received after he was shot down in 1967 and revealed to the North Vietnamese Army that his father, Admiral John McCain, Jr., commanded all U.S. forces in Europe and was soon-to-be commander of all forces in the Pacific, including Vietnam. From the moment the NVA knew who the injured McCain's father was, he became a "special patient." \nThe NVA hoped to eventually squeeze valuable information out of McCain.   \nAnd his fellow POWs remained angry with McCain when, in 1992 as a member of the Senate Select Committee on POW/MIA Affairs, he demanded a U.S. Justice Department investigation into Vietnam veteran activists and their organizations.  \nMcCain called the organized POW's: \n"The most craven, most cynical and most despicable human beings to ever run a scam." \nMcCain got his wish. The DOJ investigated and found no reason to charge the POW/MIA organizations with any wrongdoing. [Sen. McCain Wants To Be President By Ted Sampley, U.S. Veteran Dispatch, January-February 1997 Issue http://www.usvetdsp.com/story22.htm ] \n\nCharacter\nIn 1980, McCain divorced his wife Carol, who had been disfigured in an automobile accident while he imprisoned. One month later, McCain remarried Cindy Lou Hensley, heiress to Phoenix-based Hensley & Co., the nation's second-largest Anheuser-Busch distributor.  \nHis new trophy wife's family money launched McCain into politics. \nThen, ten years after his ugly divorce, McCain was fingered as one of the Keating Five—a group of five Senators investigated on ethics charges. \nThe five met with Federal Home Loan Bank chairman Ed Grey allegedly to influence the FHLB to delay seizing the assets of soon-to-be convicted racketeer Charles Keating's struggling (and eventually bankrupt) Lincoln Savings and Loan.  \nAlthough McCain was never indicted, an investigation revealed that his Congressional and Senate campaigns had been financed in part by donations from Keating. Additionally, McCain took a total of nine family trips paid for by Keating including three to the banker's villa in the Bahamas.  The federal bail out of Lincoln cost taxpayers $2.6 billion. \n\nPatriotism\nNow McCain has become one of the authors of the least patriotic bill in American history, S. 2611, which the U.S. Senate voted on May 25th.  Unable to refrain from insulting Americans worried about the devastating impact of S. 2611, McCain immediately after the vote said:\n"Why not say to those undocumented workers who are working the jobs that the rest of us refuse, 'come out from the shadows.'"\n\nAmazing—three lies in one sentence: "undocumented workers," "jobs that the rest of us refuse," and "come out of the shadows." \n\nAnd another McCain lie:\n"In poll after poll after poll, Americans support earned citizenship and a comprehensive solution" [Immigration Foreshadows 2008 GOP Contest, by Liz Sidoti, Associated Press, May 25, 2006 http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060525/ap_
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John McCain is their best hope. Anyone else will help them loose the election against Hillary. If Hillary doesn't run for the Dems, then its open season for the GOP.
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Bob mccain would make a excellent president!!