Perhaps McCain will do what the Republican base wants by bringing about Armageddon. 4-8 years of a Democrat administration maybe just stalling the inevitable. These people really want to be raptured into heaven and are organized to make it a reality!
http://www.rightwingwatch.org/2008/02/the_maverick_an.html

I wonder if the Neocons realize that they have allied with people who think they are shaping events so only 144,000 of the Jewish people live. They sure have different understandings of the aftermath of “Bomb Bomb Bomb Iran.”
http://www.washingtonspectator.com/articles/20080401ministerofwar.cfm
http://www.buzzflash.com/interviews/05/06/int05024.html

Lowe has strong praise for the late Admiral and also told me, in an interview on Sunday, that Senator John McCain’s father “would be turning over in his grave” at his son’s association with the American Christian right and elements in US government who want to fight preemptive and preventative nuclear war.
http://www.talk2action.org/story/2008/3/17/154959/535

For some mysterious reason John Hagee doesn’t foresee the US in the great battle of Armageddon (the war to control the oil of the Middle East according to himself). At least we get to start the fireworks in Iran right?

relatively, look at the tremendous damage that the previous Democratic president incurred.

riiiiiight.

I think Tolerance is the biggest problem that America faces right now, a problem that lies at the very heart of the World’s biggest problems. Which is why I have more fear in the conservative cloud of social intolerance that is darkening our country. A cloud which the Republicans happily seed.

The Democratic party is more tolerant than the Republican party. Sad that tolerance should be a Party issue. In America, freedom should be at the core of every party.

Since I’m on the subject of intolerance:

Polygamy – I have heard NO debate in the media as to whether a ‘free’ nation should be menacing these (odd) mormon folks. Is this not subject to debate?

Punish those breaking statutory laws, but to declare a way of life that dates back to the dawn of man as illicit is twisted. (No, I’m not mormon)

Sometimes what you’re left with is just picking the best of the worst. I agree that both candidates have huge negatives against them, but the key difference is that (no matter McCain’s words) wars eventually end and we move on.

But once you implement socialist entitlement programs, you can never go back. People consider them their “right” to have them. We will become France, and China and India laugh at us while they borrow our 20th century formula for success. Thus, while Republican big government is indeed a problem, Obama’s ideas are more permanent, more long-lasting in their damage to the economy, and thus more dangerous. I would vote McCain.

They have had full reign to push their agenda, and WHAT DO WE SEE?

Expectedly we see that they are socially conservative.

Less expectedly we see that they only pay lip service to being fiscally conservative.

Big Spender + Social Intolerance = Republican

What is WRONG with you people willing to continue the reign of this disgusting regime? These Republican bozos deserve prison terms more than terms in office!

I’ll probably vote for he LP candidate, unless it’s Bob Barr. I would never vote for McMonster.

If the republicans wanted to be inclusive to libertarian ideas why did they treat Ron Paul as they did?

If the Republicans wanted the libertarians to be supportive of their nominee why did they label the libertarians as crazies and kooks?

From the numbers they have been putting out for years, the republicans shouldn’t be concerned. after all those libertarians are too small in number to affect the outcome… Remember? Long-shots, Also rans,

If the white house is handed to the democrats, the republicans have no one to thank but themselves. No one to thank but their current president. No one to thank but their incumbent republicans at the federal, state, and local levels who have abandoned their principles, and alienated their voter base.

Don’t blame the libertarians who’ve sounded the alarm for decades, and are steadfast in their principles, to the point that republican leadership considers a flaw.

No, I’m not going to vote for John McCain. And I’m not going to urge anyone else to vote for him.

And I’m not going to vote for Barack Obama either.

Neither am I. In fact, I don’t plan on voting in November.

Until very recently, Obama supported the decriminalization of cannabis.

I ‘cling’ to the hope that Obama was merely playing politics when he changed his status on this issue. Tolerance for non-violent, consentual acts is a hard pill for ‘free’ Americans to swallow.

Some social liberalism and tolerance would be a breath of fresh air, given these long years of stale religiosity and ‘tough-on-crime’ politicians. My ‘hope’ is that an Obama presidency will bring a little more Tolerance into the White House.

Freedom mandates Tolerance.

well said I voted for W in 04 just as a block to John Kerry who scared the bejesus out of me and I live in Florida a big swing state. But I will not do it again, I’m voting with the LP wether it be Barr, Ruwart, Root or someone else

I’ve been kicking myself for 4 years and I’m too bruised to take any more