No Democrat is going to vote for McCain-Palin, and I would bet VERY few independents will. Independents are Independents for a reason, and it usually isn't because they are the kind of people who will swallow a Party's line and roll over for ill treatment.
------------- On Sep 10, 8:20 am, VT Sean Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Democrats Wake Up there is blood in the water, go for the kill! > > September 10, 2008 > Sean Lewis > > McCain turned hard RIGHT in his selection of Palin. > He had to because he had nothing else to run on. > > He IS part of the Republican machine that has decimated > the US economy. > > Yes the Surge was a success technically but so was > the initial invasion! The true test will be what happens > now that the surge is over. This may be another premature > 'Mission Accomplished!' > > Lets not also forget that if the Bush Administration had > not rushed to war, with Mccain's support by the way; > we would not have needed the surge in the first place. > > How much credit do you get organizing a bucket brigade > after the barn has already burned down? > > Let's also realize that Palin has not given a REAL > interview or taken questions from the press. WHEN > is she? It is clear she is being sheltered because she > is so far off the beaten path of National and International > events and politics the gaping hole of knowledge she > does not have would be clear to anyone. > > Also if you want to know how to handle Palin think > of how the Republicans treat Hillary, take a page out > of the Republican playbook. Take off the gloves, the rest of > the world will also. She keeps repeating the same speech > like a trained parrot! Come On! > > McCain keeps talking about change and being a maverick? > Well based on his pick for VP, McCain seems to be full > heartedly embracing the same politics of the Bush Administration. > He is pandering to the Right and practicing the politics of > divisiveness Bush used to get elected. This is Change? > > The more McCain does this, the more he is becoming the > very thing he says he is not, a party man, another Bush. > > Bush ran based on fear and the lack patriotism of the > Democrats, McCain is doing the same thing? This is Change? > > Bush ignored the downturn of the economy, McCain > is doing the same. This is change? > > Bush pandered to the Religious Right, McCain is doing > the same. This is Change? > > Bush ran on slogans, platitudes, attacks and no actual > details on HOW he would fix things. McCain is doing > the same. This is Change? > > Forget Plain or view Palin for what she REALLY is. > The Desperate move of a drowning political campaign. > > The way the Republicans blindly embraced Palin based on > nothing but a prepared speech in a secure setting. The way Palin > energized the Republican party, shows just how little McCain > has to offer. These are the actions not based on logic, but > fear, desperation and need. The Republicans were drowning and > clung to the first thing floating by, it doesn't matter what it is, > it just mattered it was there, > > The Republicans KNOW the Bush Administration failed > utterly and completely. The Republicans had the opportunity > to put into practice all of their political beliefs. The result is > complete and total failure on a systemic level. The Republican > Broke the US, figuratively and literally. > > McCain with his pick of Palin, his pandering to the religious > right, the fear mongering about America's safety, the embrace > of partisan rovian politics is the final page of the selling out > of the McCain legacy. > > McCain HAS changed, for the worst. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
