McCain is an old shriveled tool.

Republicans eating their own...should we be surprised?

Nope.

Wow, this is so bizarre. I was just about to compose an email to you guys about this very topic. I had just read Dobson's email he sent out and was downright giggly to read that he is threatening to boycott the election. I hope he and his people can be trusted to keep their word.

" I certainly can’t vote for Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama based on the virulently anti-family policy positions."

What the hell? "...virulently anti-family..."? How are they anti-family?

Maybe Dobson could could use his time trying to go "cure" Teddy Haggard in the name of family values.

How are they anti-family?

They believe kids can learn the difference between right and wrong, unlike Dobson's "Parents must indoctrinate their kids that their way is the only way" method.

You know, because that way Dobson has a perpetual army of sheeple.

If you think the godbots won't fall in line behind the republican nominee, you might be a little crazy. I think overall gop turnout will stay depressed, but if McCain has the Huckster as a running mate, it could go badly for the world.

Well I'll give Dobson this the man isn't giving McCain a pass just because there's an R next to his name.

McCain is desperately clawing for support amongst conservative knuckle-draggers. He will be appearing at CPAC to continue begging them for acceptance.

Then, in the general, he will try to present himself as a moderate and a maverick.

It won't work!

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Limbaugh, Santorum, DeLay

The Moe, Larry and Curley of conservatism? The asses of evil? Two lames and a baby? Sex, Lies and Drugs?

"Poor Jim.

I guess you could say it will be a Dobson’s Choice.

Get it?

Dobson, instead of Hobson…?

OK, so maybe it’s not haha funny, but…?"

You REALLY need a hobby. LOL! Just kidding.

Dobson said he would vote for Mittens if he gets the party's nomination. I didn't see him mention anything about Huck and Chuck.

rush, i dub thee, captain irrelevant. *da da da daaaaaa da*

Limbaugh, Santorum, DeLay - meaningless.....

I have a sister that was/is big into Dobson, has some of his books. I picked one up and started reading. The first chapter was titled, "How to beat the devil out of your children". I shit you not. The man is insane when fully medicated....

I think people like Limbaugh and Dobson can not make up their minds. None of the Republican candidates can really come close to satisfying what they are looking for in a candidate. There is always something missing. Obviously McCain does not even come close to appealing to the religious right where as Huckabee and Romney do to varying degrees. Yet, on the other hand, Huckabee and Romeny lack the foreign policy experience that McCain has while neither Huckabee nor McCain has the economic credentials as Romney. If this trend stands we could see a sizable group of single issue Republican voters being turned off which could lead to a defining Democratic advantage.

Shorter Dobson: I can't forgive McCain for sleeping around. Penis

fwacbar...wow. This is really sad. Thousands of people take his advice on raising their children. No wonder GWB was "elected" twice.

I love it when right wing nut jobs start eating their own.

Yesterday America rejected the conservative movement. The reich-wingers need to get use to the follow words: Permanent Minority Status.

Dr. Matt @ 33:

The "fair and balanced" faux gave Laura airtime yesterday to spew her hate and rhetoric against McLame. I'm surprised they didn't have Rush on as well.

Can you imagine Rush and Hannity in the same room together? Their inflated
egos combined would blow up the entire FauxNooz building!

[tin foil]
Maybe they are pressuring McCain to pick a suitable hard liner as running mate?
Someone like Huckabee perhaps?
Once the deal is done the attacks stop and there would be more than enough time for everyone to forget about what is being said now and fire up the base against the democratic antechrist.
[\tin foil]

no one special @ 38:

[tin foil]
Maybe they are pressuring McCain to pick a suitable hard liner as running mate?
Someone like Huckabee perhaps?
Once the deal is done the attacks stop and there would be more than enough time for everyone to forget about what is being said now and fire up the base against the democratic antechrist.
[\tin foil]

How much do you want to bet his running mate will be his biggest ass kisser this
year...LIEberman?

Love it when the neo-clowns eats it's young.

I wonder if McLame's resurgence is a result of left doing a decisive and brilliant job of cutting down Rudeeee, Mutt, and Huck? In other words, we practically left McLame alone for so long because we thought his campaign was DOA, so ihe was able to surge ahead while we destroyed the other three.

35 pissed off patricia Says:

"I look at McCain when he’s giving a speech and I wonder to myself, what do people see in this man? He’s too dramatic when he speaks. He says “my friends” way too often. And really all he talks about, for the most part, is defense and war. He says something dramatic and then laughs and looks around to see if everyone appreciates his cleverness. It’s just strange and disturbing."

I think McCain highlights that particular area (I.E. defense and war) because that is the only thing he has going for him. He is kind of like a 9/11 Guiliani or the preacher Huckabee. When they lack the knowledge and experience in other areas they highlight only their strengths or the moments that they feel define them. The Democrats on the other hand, seem much more well rounded and appeal to a much broader base because of it.

Jay @ 41:
They actually did start as soon as there was a hint that McCain could turn this around, but I would imagine there was hestitation from those that didnt bash him for entertainment value (i.e. Rush, Hannity, Beck) because the Dems as well were in such disarray when it turned out Clinton wasnt going to be crowned as soon as they thought.

The Dems were "in such disarray"? Says who? WTH are you talking about?

These "Super Troopers for Jesus" Dominionist con artists make me puke. They are, in every sense, the enemy. Their vision of our country makes Charles Manson look like a cub scout.

That being said, McCain and Clinton, no question I vote for McCain. McCain and Obama? Now that gives me room to pause….

What is better about McCain than Hillary? I’m just curious how you decided you would vote for him rather than her.

I'm a unique type of Republican. I cant stand the far right, I think those that dont believe in evolution should be drummed out of the party, and as for stem cell research I think maybe its tyime we left matters of science up to, well you know....THE SCIENTISTS!!!!!

So....I agree with McCain on certain things, and disagree with him on others, but I'll be damned if I wont vote for a candidate who has no problem thumbing his nose at the very people I believe I tearing my party to shreds.

Hillary is part of the problem, she just has a D next to her name instead of an R.

Dobson's is a vicarious hypocrite... Show me a right wing politician who doesn't use foul language or isn't an adulterer or doesn't think the US constitution is a liberal rag and maybe I'll listen and reflect upon the things that Ingraham and those of her ilk spout on a daily basis.

The Dems were “in such disarray”? Says who? WTH are you talking about?

Dont be coy Matty. You know as well as I do that at the same time mcCain was making his move, Mr. Clinton, the "first black president" was suddenly acting up and dividing the Democrats into who thinks he was out of line and who doesnt. If it wasnt for his smarmy self serving attidtude over the last month and a half, I firmly believe Mrs. Clinton would hav come out much farthe rahead last night than she did. Now, it looks as if the Dems are going to have an open convention, while the Republicans will settle on a candidate much earlier and will sit back and snipe while the Dems try to figure out who will lead.

I'd call that disarray...at least in comparison to Primaries past.

Dobson is just sticking to his principles. I think we should encourage him and as many of his followers as possible to boycott the election.

It's the moral thing to do.

Jay @ 52:

That being said, McCain and Clinton, no question I vote for McCain. McCain and Obama? Now that gives me room to pause….

What is better about McCain than Hillary? I’m just curious how you decided you would vote for him rather than her.

I'm a unique type of Republican. I cant stand the far right, I think those that dont believe in evolution should be drummed out of the party, and as for stem cell research I think maybe its tyime we left matters of science up to, well you know....THE SCIENTISTS!!!!!

So....I agree with McCain on certain things, and disagree with him on others, but I'll be damned if I wont vote for a candidate who has no problem thumbing his nose at the very people I believe I tearing my party to shreds.

Hillary is part of the problem, she just has a D next to her name instead of an R.

How is Hillary more a part of the problem than McCain?

Good!!!! I hope they all stay home in November.

Paddy @ 4:

But, there is good news!!

Craig Ferguson To Be White House Correspondents Dinner Host

Man, I love me some Ferguson.

Excellent choice. Now that he is a naturalized citizen he can be be edgy without too much fear of being rendered for torture. Nothing, of course, will ever beat the tune up that Colbert gave both the White House and the press corps. I've never seen more people squirm uncomfortably in their seats at one time. You'd think the dinner featured ex-lax truffles.

Moon @ 62:

Good!!!! I hope they all stay home in November.

Why? Because Dobson said you should?

Jay @ 41:

That being said, McCain and Clinton, no question I vote for McCain. McCain and Obama? Now that gives me room to pause....

So essentially you're saying that if Hill gets the nom you're voting for Joe Lyinglips? 'Cause if you remember "Maverick" from 2000 and compare him to McSundowner U-turn of '08 and the Stray Talk Espresso now, ya gotta know he's gonna go all simers on ya or kick between now and 2010. His mom should take 'kill-buncha-muslims-and-accelerate-the-decline-of-the-U.S.' off his bucket list and teach him how to be the next shuffleboard champ.

Guess it's back to the old 'pause room'.

Good, Dobson, stay home. Or start your own christian-fascist insurgency. Lets call you the "Clergy" and tell you that Romans 13 is your direction/playbook.

Maybe out of desperation the Dobson's of the world should get their own candidate and run him as a third party candidate.

How is Hillary more a part of the problem than McCain?

Sorry, I read that wrong the first time.

First of all, both voted on the war, but Hillary changed her tune when she wanted to be President. She has proven over and over that she will say or do ANYTHING for the nomination. Not who I want in the White House.

I shoudl be asking you why you think she is NOT part of the problem. i watched her during a debate last week actually stand up and say all primary contestants were on equal footing in the terms of having to raise money, etc.... Gimme a break. You really think the the Clinton Political Machine is on the same footing as guys like Kucinich, Paul, and even Biden and Richardson? The woman is so full of it.......

SHe cant decide if she's a hawk or a dove. Personally, I think she's a vulture. You nominate Obama and I probably will vote for him for the same reason I like McCain. I dont agree with everything he believes, but I think he honestly believes it...and thats good enough with the current selection.

While I certainly hope Dobson doesn't vote, and that his followers don't vote, he really doesn't get it. Even if you hate all the primary candidates, you still vote anyway. If you don't vote, your voice isn't heard and you aren't considered important. I'd be surprised if there wasn't some nutty religious right person running in a third party if McCain wins the Republican Primary. But even if hate even the third party candidates, your still better off choosing the best one out of the group knowing that no candidate is going to be perfect anyway.

I actually have to wonder if McCain becoming president couldn't destroy whats left of the Republican party. Who exactly do the Republicans have left aside from the hardcore neocons left in the party? Yet if someone relatively moderate became president and couldn't even pass anything without Democratic support, the Republican base would lose interest in their party and maybe splinter off into a new party, insuring the end of the alliance between religious social conservatives, fiscal conservatives and big business.

Of course I doubt that would happen anyway, I don't see how McCain could possibly win the presidency in the first place.

Jay @ 74:

How is Hillary more a part of the problem than McCain?

Sorry, I read that wrong the first time.

First of all, both voted on the war, but Hillary changed her tune when she wanted to be President. She has proven over and over that she will say or do ANYTHING for the nomination. Not who I want in the White House.

I shoudl be asking you why you think she is NOT part of the problem. i watched her during a debate last week actually stand up and say all primary contestants were on equal footing in the terms of having to raise money, etc.... Gimme a break. You really think the the Clinton Political Machine is on the same footing as guys like Kucinich, Paul, and even Biden and Richardson? The woman is so full of it.......

SHe cant decide if she's a hawk or a dove. Personally, I think she's a vulture. You nominate Obama and I probably will vote for him for the same reason I like McCain. I dont agree with everything he believes, but I think he honestly believes it...and thats good enough with the current selection.

I didn't say she was or was not a part of the problem, I was just asking you for your opinion.

I voted for Obama and I hope to get a chance to vote for him in November too.

Of course I doubt that would happen anyway, I don’t see how McCain could possibly win the presidency in the first place.

You dont get it. All this is just a last ditch effort to get one of their own in. In reality, they'll vote. If the Dems nominate Clinton, they'll come out and vote like nothing you've ever seen. You think First time rednecks voting to get same sex marriage off the ballot is an impressive piece of logistical work, than you wait and see what they do when another Clinton is nominated...one who purports to be farther left than her husband....

Jay @ 56:

The Dems were “in such disarray”? Says who? WTH are you talking about?

Dont be coy Matty. You know as well as I do that at the same time mcCain was making his move, Mr. Clinton, the "first black president" was suddenly acting up and dividing the Democrats into who thinks he was out of line and who doesnt [sic] . If it wasnt [sic] for his smarmy self serving attidtude [sic] over the last month and a half, I firmly believe Mrs. Clinton would hav [sic] come out much farthe [sic] rahead [sic] last night than she did. Now, it looks as if the Dems are going to have an open convention, while the Republicans will settle on a candidate much earlier and will sit back and snipe while the Dems try to figure out who will lead.

I'd call that disarray...at least in comparison to Primaries past.

Coy? Seriously, what the hell are you talking about? How exactly were the Dems in disarray? You didn't answer the question. You stated the rant, now back it up.

Just because actual Democratic voters didn't buy into YOUR reich-wing and the reich-wing MSM rants, that is a FAR cry from the Dems in disarray. Please, you are so obtuse. Contrary to your own beliefs and over inflated ego, you are a typical far, FAR reich-wing who ""thinks" they speak for overs.

Jay @ 80:

Of course I doubt that would happen anyway, I don’t see how McCain could possibly win the presidency in the first place.

You dont get it. All this is just a last ditch effort to get one of their own in. In reality, they'll vote. If the Dems nominate Clinton, they'll come out and vote like nothing you've ever seen. You think First time rednecks voting to get same sex marriage off the ballot is an impressive piece of logistical work, than you wait and see what they do when another Clinton is nominated...one who purports to be farther left than her husband....

Why do you far, FAR reich-wingers consistently "think" they speak for the masses?

That’s good!
I don’t see however that there is so much difference between Clinton and McCain domestically (apart from Health care).
McCain is more hawkish (perhaps not an issue for you) and has been pandering to the anti-science wing of the party that you say you dislike (and he has quite the temper it seems - like Hillary). Also I am not sure I would trust the Supreme justices McCain would try to push through (see above, pandering).

1) If youre gonna have a hawkish president, at least its one who served
2) Everyone, Dem and Repub, panders to their "base" during a primary then runs right abck to teh middle during the general. McCain has shown on plenty of occasions his true feeling for the far right.
3) Dont care about his temper anymore than I care about hers
4) Here's where me and the real Repubs agree consistantly. I think guys like Roberts and Alito are exactly what the doctor ordered. I'm not a big fan of interpretationalist justices....

Why do you far, FAR reich-wingers consistently “think” they speak for the masses?

Matt, Matt, Matt,

If by reading what I have written today, and you think I'm a far "reich-winger", than reading comprehension training should be in your future.

Lets break it down for you, shall we??

Me:

1) Pro Stem Cell research
2) Anti Death Penalty
3) Athiest
4) Pro gun laws
5)......

Do we really need to go on?

(sigh)

Jay @ 88:

Why do you far, FAR reich-wingers consistently “think” they speak for the masses?

Matt, Matt, Matt,

If by reading what I have written today, and you think I'm a far "reich-winger", than reading comprehension training should be in your future.

Lets break it down for you, shall we??

Me:

1) Pro Stem Cell research
2) Anti Death Penalty
3) Athiest
4) Pro gun laws
5)......

Do we really need to go on?

(sigh)

Jay, jay, jay.....You're not answering my questions to your FAR reich-wing rantings.

Dr. Matt @ 87:

MargeAggedon @ 85:

JudyLou @ 65:

"pro-family" = domination by traditional males

'pro-family' = angry white misogynist xenophobia masquerading as concern for the well being of the world.
Big brother knows best, jebus says so!

'pro-reich-wing family' = having sex with hookers of either sex in Florida state parks while wearing diapers and a wet suit and covering your body in falefel.

Don't forget the meth! XD

Just recently in Fla our guy who was head of the dept of children and families was arrested.

"DCF Secretary Bob Butterworth and Florida Department of Law Enforcement Commissioner Gerald Bailey briefed reporters at DCF headquarters about the arrest of Al Zimmerman on eight counts of soliciting two boys for sexual purposes."

I don't know if he is a dem or a repub, but since everyone else in our state govt. is a repub, I'm guessing he is too.

Ya gotta wonder, how many more are there like him.

If the Rapture were ever to happen soon as most religious zealots preach, I would love to see Dobson and other idiots stay.

They call themselves Men of God, but lack the Mind of Christ.

Well except that it’s the Supreme Court’s job to interpret the Constitution. If the Supreme Court didn’t need to interpret the Constitution and everything was self-evident, there wouldn’t actually be a need for a Supreme Court. To me, interpretationalist judge sounds pretty redundant, because honestly, what Supreme Court justice could possibly avoid doing this.

In a certain sense perhaps, but throughout our history, going back to the original Supremes, there has been agrument even inside of that circle whether or not interpreting also should come into play whne it comes to issues the constitution didnt address. In that case, i'm in full agreement with guys like Roberts who think those are issues better left to the legislature.

Nice think about the constuctionalist/interpretaionalist argument is both sides have been debated just as well. Probably going to be around as longa s there's a system of checks and balances in this country...

"If these are the nominees in November, I simply will not cast a ballot for president for the first time in my life.”

GOOD!!! Stay home asshole!

The Dobster is holding out for the Theocrat Huck and his bodyguard Chuck. Godly men who make America right by furthering the work of King George the Dim to bring theocracy to us all. Pffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffttttttttttttttttttttttttt.

some dude named steevo @ 103:

"I believe this general election will offer the worst choices for president in my lifetime. "

He must not have been paying attention to Bush v. Dukakis. Truly the worst election in my lifetime.

By worst he means least likely to setup a fascist theocracy like the one he has wet dreams about. Although I don't think Bush Sr. catered that much to the whims of the religious right, he still probably did more so than McCain. And gosh darn it, he was a nice guy who didn't swear, which is apparently one of things Dobson actually takes seriously.

►I think we are seeing (finally) a split or the republican Party. The Real Republicans are throwing off the yoke of the Extreme Right (NeoCons) and the Evangelical Religious Right who had stolen the party and then were allowed to run wild and unfettered under bush's lack of leadership◄

It's ABOUT TIME!

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John McCain Confirms It: A Vote for Him Is a Vote for a Third Bush Term
Submitted by BuzzFlash on Mon, 02/04/2008 - 1:24pm. Alerts
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DNC Press

Washington, DC - During appearances on Fox News Sunday and CBS's Face the Nation, John McCain made it clear: a vote for him is a vote for a third Bush term. Echoing his earlier statement that we could be in Iraq for 100 years, he said again that he would continue Bush's never ending civil war in Iraq. "We have to take care of the world's security," McCain said.

"The choice between the Democrats and Republicans couldn't be more clear. A vote for John McCain is a vote for a third Bush term with a never ending war in Iraq and an economy that favors those at the top. A vote for a Democrat is a vote to bring our troops home from Iraq, for an economy that works for all Americans, and a return to America's priorities," said Democratic National Committee Press Secretary Stacie Paxton.

McCain: A Third Bush Term
"They want to have the government run the health care system in America. I want the private sector to do it. On the issue of national security policy, there are very sharp differences... They want to withdraw from Iraq and if we do that al Qaeda wins." [Face the Nation, 2/3/2008]

"I have a strong conservative record and I'm proud of that record and I also believe on the national security side it's going to be a clear difference between me and Senator Clinton or Senator Obama. A clear difference on whether we're going to increase spending or decrease spending, increase taxes or decrease taxes, whether we're going to withdraw from Iraq or we're going to see this thing through to the success." [Fox News Sunday, 2/3/2008]

McCain's 100 Year War in Iraq: "We have to take care of the world's security"
"...This strategy is succeeding. Ad I believe that if we had set a date for withdrawal or if we do set a date for withdrawal, al Qaeda will then win and we'll see chaos and genocide in the region. That's another significant difference that Senator Clinton and I have...and I look forward to discussing it. It's not a matter of how long Americans stay. It's a matter of American casualties. And those casualties are coming down and we can eliminate them. Look, we're in Kuwait right next door to Iraq. We're in turkey. We're in Bosnia. We're all over the world. One of the obligations, unfortunately, of being a great superpower is that we have to take care of the world's security." [Fox News Sunday, 2/3/2008]

McCain: More of the Same Bush Supreme Court
"I would appoint justices such as the ones I've strongly supported and gotten through the Senate with the help of many others or help along with others. Only those who strictly interpret the constitution of the United States and do not legislate from the bench... If you have justices that have a clear, conservative, a clear, strict interpretation of the constitution of the United States, then you don't have to worry about what their decisions will be." [Fox News Sunday, 2/3/2008]
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http://www.buzzflash.com/articles/alerts/331

Doesn't all of this hatred for McCain from the right seem just a little too orchestrated?

Brian @ 110:

Doesn't all of this hatred for McCain from the right seem just a little too orchestrated?

Sure. But then I just refer to my Golden Rule:
Never trust a republican farther than I can toss 5 Rush Limbaughs. No matter what.

Or:
If they claim the sky is blue, assume that it just that moment permanently turned chartreuse with pink polk dots.

Orangutan. @ 109:

Free Energy is based on tapping into the energy that is already there free of use. For instance, Solar. Wind, Tidal Energy. And even electromagnetic energy that surrounds us. What the hell causes the rotation of the Earth? Where is all that Energy. What is the source of it. If we can tap into that we have free energy. And if we have free energy. We will have real independence on a personal level. You get that? I think it's possible. Let's work on it. Nikola Tesla.

Renewable sources of energy is a better word for them. No energy source is completely free, there is a limited quantity of it and it will always have a least a minor impact on the enviroment. The earth rotates because it started out with some rotational inertia and an object in motion tends to stay in motion, especially when it's moving through a vacuum which offers very little resistance to it's motion.

I know who the hell Nikola Tesla is, I'm not sure what he has to do with your arguments, or how you would ever expect to get a reasonable amount of energy from the difference in the Earth's magnetic fields at two different points.

I also have no idea what this has to do with Dobson or McCain. If your trying to sell something, your doing a pretty lousy job of it.

Mike the Canuck @ 113:

God, your country is so funny. Here's dobson spewing all the crap outta his mouth,talking about mccain sleeping around, being a liberal....etc. I seem to recall newt gingrich sleeping around on his wife, Rudy on wife number 3,The drug addict preacher in colorado who cured his homosexuality, the nonsense going on at oral roberts university.
So if you want your country to get it's respect back in the world Mr Dobson, I suggest you stop acting like a 2 year old having a temper tantrum.
I believe there's a quote in the bible that says"LET HE THAT IS WITHOUT SIN(and i use the "he" as a collective meaning the right wing)CAST THE FIRST STONE.
Otherwise the rest of the world is laughing at you

As a fellow Canuck I make it a policy never to criticize the Us in general for two reasons: they have much to be justly proud of and we haven't much better to offer politically. See quote about casting the first stone.

oh come on, people. none of the reasons for the far righters apparent hatred of McCain adds up...there's only one reason for their lack of support and that reason can be found here:
http://theinternetisnotatruck.blogspot.com/

All this venom being spewed by the ultra right wing is indeed extremely orchestrated. No one can run as a supporter of George Bush so they've decided to push McCain as a centrist which he most certainly is not. In fact, his program is even more fascist than the current administration's if that's possible. However, he's the only hope the Repugs have of avoiding the impending war crimes trials.

"I cannot, and I will not, vote for Sen. John McCain"

Sweet another vote for Obama:)

archmunster @ 118:

oh come on, people. none of the reasons for the far righters apparent hatred of McCain adds up...there's only one reason for their lack of support and that reason can be found here:
http://theinternetisnotatruck.blogspot.com/

Pretty good.

One thing is for sure, the average republican idiot will vote R no matter what. Now it's a matter of grabbing the fence-sitters, mysogynists and closeted bigots who otherwise would have voted for a white, male democrat.

Whatever, if we get another repug, then we deserve to reap every bit of what we will have sown.

but if McCain has the Huckster as a running mate, it could go badly for the world.

The thought of that ticket scares the He*l out of me. A Warmonger and a Theocrat. One who promises more wars and another who doesn't believe in Evolution. What has this Country come to when that's the best the Right could come up with. I'd actually feel safer with Romney as far as my granddaughters' reproductive health is concerned.

All I can say to Spongejames Dobson is

BOO-FUCKIN'-HOO!!!

FastMovingCloud @ 128:

All I can say to Spongejames Dobson is

BOO-FUCKIN'-HOO!!!

:) Tinky winky would be proud.

Oops. l That should read "McCain isn't nearly anti gay enough"

Oh, and LibertyLover, I'm glad you and tinky winky approve. Take care.

John Amato: "Have you wondered why it took the talkies and the Dobsonites so long to start to savage John McCain? Why didn’t they begin their crusade against him before the Florida primary battle which has also allowed Huckabee to take the south away from Romney?"

Haha It was really a ploy by the media to sidestep any criticism from conservatives. The old tried and true "he's dead in the water... dum da dee dee [then, right before primary season]... OH MY GOD HE'S OUR SAVIOR". It sure worked.

I think the media has been secretly in love this entire time.

Tell Dodson to grab his loofa and shower with Bill OReilly. These people need their own planet.

I don't buy that conservatives or evangelicals hate McCain.

It reeks of Karl Rove spin. They are going to say he is just like Reagan and "building a coalition."

McCain is a W. Bush kissass and the GOP is doing everything possible to make him seem independent and "maverick."

You watch McCain win in November because the MSM convinces everyone that he's just like Reagan and bringing this country together during tough times.

I can't believe you people are falling for Karl Rove nonsense again.

Ironically you could use this same statement, by Dobson, to describe HRC, who is essentially a republican except where reproductive rights are concerned. Unfortunately, a teaspoon of sugar seems to make the medicine go down for many liberals.

richard @ 140:

I don't buy that conservatives or evangelicals hate McCain.

It reeks of Karl Rove spin. They are going to say he is just like Reagan and "building a coalition."

McCain is a W. Bush kissass and the GOP is doing everything possible to make him seem independent and "maverick."

You watch McCain win in November because the MSM convinces everyone that he's just like Reagan and bringing this country together during tough times.

I can't believe you people are falling for Karl Rove nonsense again.

Republican party loyalists still hate McCain for being in the Gang of 14.

While it's true that the republican talking heads could use four years of demonizing democrats to resurrect their falling ratings let's not rule out the idea that by calling John McCain not a "real conservative" they could be trying to make it easier for democrats to vote for him. And not just democrats who wouldn't want to vote for a woman or a black man... they don't want to lose all those "Reagan democrats" they worked so hard to create.

Isn't Dobson the head of a "Non-profit" organization? Doesn't the term "Other" party indicate that he is for one party? Doesn't that jeopardize his organization's non-profit status? The republicans would be all over this (even if it wasn't true). If someone with some legal background could please clarify this it would be greatly appreciated.

What #149 said!!! Tax these better than thou bastards!!!!