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Amazing. I am very impressed with what John McCan said about Sara Palin introducing her at the Dayton rally. A reformer, as is the Man Himself. And...a Woman! How can I, of all people, not like that ? Nice. McCain is my hero !
appealing to the past will not help win this election. This election has its own issues, its own dynamic, and its own personalities. Fortunately, we McCainiacs have the BEST of these. Every time I watch John McCain on C-Span I am more and more impressed with his candor, his wit, his debating strength AND -- now more than ever - his ability to discuss economic issues with the same understanding of what ordinary people want & need that he has always brought to military matters.
The campaign he is running is for ordinary people facing extraordinary times -- a little bit populist, quite a bit Western, and classic Republican in its balanced budget, tax trimmed, small spending emphasis. Hawk, it works for me!
His statement that he is running for the presidency not because he feels a need to save the country but to give back as much as he can because the country saved him -- brought tears to my eyes.
I AM troubled by his praise for Judge Alito -- you would think that an Arizonan would praise Sandra Day O'Connor -- but here, I suppose, is some "red meat" for the "conservatives"...
No, I am not working for the campaign -- I would probably embarrass it !! - but yes I am a solid supporter, personally and via my webcast.
By the way, the polls show that our guy is doing pretty well against either opponent. It works for me, mate!
to the previous commenter: that sounds like Ron Paul, mate...
If there needs be a 3rd party candidate, so be it. This is about winning a general election with 110 million people voting, most of whom rarely think about politics at all.
Those who respond to politics as passionately as you have simply do not count in a general election's OCEAN of NEAR-INDIFFERENCE.
So...I am afraid you will not like the result. Me, I intend to LIKE the result. John McCain is as good politically as it gets in the REAL world..!!
Country has changed. John McCain represents CHANGE and does so more credibly than his likely rival. I understand Thomas Sowell's point of view and agree that for economic issues John McCain is still a work in progress; nonetheless, he is sounding stronger and speaking more pointedly on these matters every day. He appears to be a very quick learner -- no surprise -- and I find his small-government, anti-earmark, hands off the bailout position (a bail out in extremis but not, never, as everybody's economic aspirin) accord well both with the American public's attitude as well as with common economic sense. I think that John McCain is going to do just fine on economic issues: and if he chooses Michael Bloomberg (the current thought) as his running mate it'll be a slam dunk. Of course the "conservatives" will not like that at all; but the Nation has changed, tremendously. It really now IS "the economy, stupid." And where the economy is concerned, good old American pragmatism is still the best approach rather than a pre-existing agenda.
