Comments on: McCain Regression Syndrome: Stopping a Big Government Republican legacy

By: Missy

Missy — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:23:33 +0000

I just found out (from Lib. news) that Glen Beck doesn’t trust Brown.
Brown could of easily gone Dem., why didn’t he? I read Malkin’s “Regression” story on her site & she did in fact note red flags about Brown. Why would Brown bother to denounce HC Bill if he were a RINO? But then I heard on FNC (on Fri I think) that Reps. aren’t making much change to HC Bill. Why’s that? The plot thickens.

By: Missy

Missy — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:28:34 +0000

I just went to 2 sites and read comments about this that Michelle M. provided links to. Some Liberals think it’s a joke, too. So assuming Palin is as smart as I believe she is, then she’s aware Lib’s think this is a joke. That negates my idea that if she didn’t support McCain that bias media may exploit that.
Also, if we allow Bias media to dictate our actions & who we are, we lose.

By: Missy

Missy — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:10:18 +0000

Why would Sarah support McCain, I think she is street-wise & would be a great poker-player. I believe she cares (Can’t forget her watery eyes at loss in Pres. election, painful). On Team Sarah, have read posts about this issue – it seems many people are afraid of “more of the same” with Sarah’s support of McCain. Sarah might be losing her base due to suport of McCain & not even realize the dissension going on. Is it really necessary for her to do this? I think she should drop McCain, it’s splitting her base & is inviting more of “politics as usual” that Sarah speaks against. Are we really worried what bias media would say if she ditched McCain or are we more worried about uniting for what is right? What reason outweighs what is right, that is so vital to support McCain – is there some inside secret we need to know? I wonder if Limbaugh is aware of any of this, I wish he’d discuss it. Thank God Michelle Malkin caught it. Should we even trust Palin’s judgement? I’m flip-flopping on wether to support Palin & wondering who can we trust, there’s so much corruption. And why are Liberal Rep.’s on Rep. side – why not just be a Dem., aahhh – perks bigger pay for positions other party doesn’t have avil., I don’t know.

By: kallen42

kallen42 — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 21:11:03 +0000

Ms. Malkin is right, 2010 is all about restoring the GOP to it’s proper Conservative roots. I am curious to know why McCain and the NRSC are so anxious to have Norton in Colorado. My hope is that a good journalist will look into the connections between the NRSC, Norton, and her immediate family members who happen to be chief fundraisers for the NRSC. Follow the money.

By: kevinallen

kevinallen — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 20:23:06 +0000

Why is the McCain/NRSC camp so concerned about Colorado? Is the connection between McCain-Cornyn’s top fundraisers and Jane Norton a factor in all of this? I bet if we follow the special interest $$$ we’ll see some scary things. Where are the journalists on this story?
Ken Buck is the Conservative Republican candidate that can unify the GOP in Colorado. He won’t sell his vote for power or privilege.