In my previous article, John McCain's political philosophy (I originally said preference but philosophy is a better term) was the center of discussion. Although the comments did not come pouring in and the discussion was short lived, one comment sparked what I will call an extension of the article, "Let's Talk McCain".
If you are a conservative, whether you are extreme Right or just mildly Left, this election year will leave us with only one of (possibly) four choices.
Vote Republican
Vote Democrat
Vote Independent or write in
Don't vote
The last choice I do not consider to be a viable one but I know some will choose it.
Both of the Democratic candidates are very much Liberal. Obama probably more so than Clinton. But one of them will be the nominee. The independents, Nader and possibly Bloomberg, are merely vote takers from the other two parties. McCain is a Republican but many feel he is not Conservative enough to merit their vote.
So, as a Conservative, which way are you leaning to cast your vote in November?




Comments: 25
If you have been listening to Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi on military and defense issues for the last year, a vote for Clinton-Obama would put the country at risk.
Yeah, yeah, I'm mad as he*l at the Republicans for betraying their conservative campaign promises and their total lack of competent leadership. But, I don't think that risking national security is a very smart way to get even with GOP.
That's my choice, and that's what I am recommending for anyone who cares to ask my opinion.
If you think a candidate is likely to continue our march to ruin -- as I believe McCain, Clinton, and Obama are certain to do -- then how does one make a morally justifiable case for casting a vote for them?
Our government and it's mainstream media PR agency are dead set upon maintaining the status quo; the massive institutionalized plundering of the public through confiscatory taxation, the usury and couterfeiting of the fraudulent central banking cartel, and geopolitically-motivated corporate-sponsored war for conquest and profit. If any Presidential candidate truly stood to threaten this immoral and oppressive staus quo, then the MSM gatekeepers would be sure to publicly marginalize them and destroy their candidacy.
Voting for any of the current "front-runners" is tantamount to assenting to your own serfdom. Voting just facilitates the illusion that we have some sort of control of our own destiny, that we actually have some say in the matter. We do not. We will continue to be the wholly-owned property of the organized crime racket of the extortionary State and it's partners in the Wall St. Mafia. We will continue to deprived of the rights to self-ownership, and ownership of our rightful private property. We will continue to be subject to plunder by interested rent-seekers, and forced to finance mass murder abroad in unlawful occupations. We will continue to be subject to massive invasions of privacy, and the specter of detention with no recourse to due process of law. The Constitution will continue to be ignored. No matter which of the three we vote for.
The best thing Americans can do in November is stay home. Make a statement by refusing to participate in our own undoing.
If or when our government once again becomes an institution of equal justice under the Rule of Law, then I will assent to its workings by voting.
Paranoid Authoritarianism is NOT conservatism, It is the opposite of conservatism. Whatever happened to "the home of the brave" you frightened . . . ?
Didn't you see Karl Rove ride off into the sunset a few months ago? That should have given you Lefties a clue...........
"Karl Rove, the president's top political hand since his Texas days, recently gave money to McCain and soon after had a private conversation with the senator. A top McCain adviser said both Mehlman and Rove are now informally advising the campaign."
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0308/8911.html
So Rove gave McCain's campaign money and offered informal advice, eh? ::yawn::
Sounds like one Republican encouraging another................and not much else.
Wow, you Lefties still get riled up when Mr. Rove's name is even mentioned. He must have really hurt you guys way down deep.........
Independents from all walks of lif are bound to be better that the bi-partisan joke that's being played on the (sadly) unsuspecting American public.
"Go Independents!"