Candidate Poll at J&G Sales...

http://www.jgsales.com/

Look in the lower right hand corner......Paul barely ahead of McLame at this point.

 

I can't believe the people who have voted for Twit Romney, and are frequenting J&G. Of all the Republican candidates, he is the only one who is unclear on his stand on guns and gun control. Romney is a pretty-boy, fence-straddler, who will say anything, do anything to get the election.

I totally agree with Ron Paul's stand on many things, if things look like the Dems are way ahead in this race, I won't be wasting my vote for Paul, because frankly, he doesn't stand a snowball's chance in Hell of ever getting elected, much like Ross Perot last time. I'm afraid that like Perot, the votes that go Ron Paul's way would dilute the efforts of voters who really want their candidate to make a difference.

You call him McLame, but I do not agree. It should be: Mc-lesser-of-many-evils. McLain certainly would not be my first choice, but he will certainly get my vote over any of the Democratic frontrunners. My first priority is the safety of me and my family, the preservation of my freedom, and the security of my right to bear arms. I can't see how Romney will do any of these things for those of us who hold dear our guns, and our Second Amendment Rights.

 

Nothing unclear about Romney - he signed in a AWB in his state while gov and supported the national AWB. He or Guliani would probably be as bad as a Dem as President.

 

Higgy,

If you want the US to be in perpetual war, vote for McCain......he plans to give it.

His border control policy is "let 'er rip", or however you say that in Spanish....

If you want a guy that personally did everything he could to block getting info on Vietnam war POWs/MIAs, then McCain is your man.

And he has no chance of beating the Democrat in the fall, which is why TPTB want him on the ticket.....the only person who is scarier than Hillary.

Talk about wasting your vote.....at least with Ron Paul, I make a statement.

 

Why McCain Would be Worse Than Bush


by Patrick J. Buchanan

In 2004, the voters of Arizona, by 56 percent to 44 percent, enacted Proposition 200, requiring proof of citizenship before an individual may vote or receive state benefits. Forty-six percent of Hispanics voted for Prop. 200, giving the lie to those who say Hispanics support the illegal invasion of their country.

Over 190,000 Arizonans petitioned to put Prop. 200 on the ballot. As it simply required proof of citizenship before receiving the benefits and privileges of citizenship, who could oppose it? Answer: the entire GOP congressional delegation, led by Sen. John McCain.

This is the same John McCain who battled the border fence and colluded with Teddy Kennedy on the amnesty bill rejected by Congress last year after a national uproar.

Bottom line: If the presidential race is between Hillary and Amnesty John, the border security battle is over and lost. As Laura Ingraham asks, “If Congress passes McCain-Kennedy in 2009, would President McCain sign it?”

For conservatives, the stakes could not be higher.

For on the great controversies, McCain has sided as often with the Democrats and the Big Media that pay him court as with conservatives.

Where President Bush has been bravest, on taxes and judges, McCain has been his nemesis. Not only did McCain vote against the Bush tax cuts twice, he colluded to sell out the most conservative of the Bush nominees to the courts.

In 1993, McCain voted to confirm ACLU liberal and pro-abortion Ruth Bader Ginsburg. But when Bush set out to restore constitutionalism, McCain colluded with Democrats who wanted to retain power to kill Bush’s most conservative nominees.

McCain helped form the Gang of 14, including seven Democrats, who agreed to block a GOP Senate from using the “nuclear option” – allowing a simple GOP majority to break a Democrat filibuster of judicial nominees – unless the seven Democrats approved. McCain thus conspired with liberals to put at risk the most courageous conservatives nominees of President Bush.

With his record of voting for liberal justices Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer, and of colluding with Democrats in their campaign to kill the most conservative Bush nominees, what guarantee is there a President McCain will nominate and fight for the fifth jurist who would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade?

In the battle over campaign finance reform, McCain colluded again. The McCain-Feingold law denies to gun folks and right-to-lifers their basic First Amendment right to name friends and foes in ads run before elections.

As for the policies that have transparently failed Bush and the nation, McCain remains an obdurate advocate.

After America has run five straight record trade deficits that have denuded the nation of thousands of factories and 3 million manufacturing jobs, McCain is still babbling on about Smoot-Hawley.

“When you study history, every time we’ve adopted protectionism, we’ve paid a very heavy price,” McCain told a Detroit paper after informing Michiganders their auto jobs are never coming back.

But what history is John McCain talking about?

Was the Tariff of 1816, which saved infant U.S. industries from the malicious dumping by British merchants after the War of 1812, a failure? Were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, John Calhoun and Henry Clay fools to support President Madison’s tariff?

From Abraham Lincoln through Calvin Coolidge, the Republican Party – the Party of Protection – put 12 presidents in the White House to two for the Democrats, and the United States became the mightiest industrial power in history, producing 42 percent of the world’s manufactured goods.

This is failure – while Bush free trade is a success? Tell it to Ohio.

Even Hillary Clinton, whose husband enacted NAFTA with McCain’s support, has begun to question the NAFTA paradigm. Not McCain.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZCI...ldismoney.info/forums/showthread.php?t=229008


"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"
"War, my friends"

Second verse, same as the first.........

 

McCain is about a slimy a snake as ever crawled in a wagon rut.....the more you study him, the easier that is to see.

 

everybody given up on that paul guy?

 

negative ghost rider

 

For the record I just checked the stats on J&G and Paul was leading with 35% Also for the record I will be voting for Ron Paul even if it is a write in.