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You're something else KNToran. I thought it was not even funny and quite a "Hitler" type of thinking. 
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Do you think Jimmy Carter is right (regardless - Page 6 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 29th Aug, 2008 - 1:51am
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No, I don't think he's thinking at all! These "jokes" and flippant remarks about destroying another country is just plain stupid. Between McCain and these comments and Obama and his "regrets," we have a couple of very sorry choices in November.
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If John McCain Picks a Pro-Abortion Catholic Running Mate, He Will Lose
by Austin Ruse
If John McCain picks a pro-abortion running mate, he's likely to lose. If he picks a pro-abortion Catholic as his running mate, he will definitely lose. Right now McCain is skating on the thinnest of ice. At best, the election is tied. In many polls, he is 4-5 points down. He has yet to crack 45 percent in any national poll and is behind in key states. At worst, he is facing a blowout. Now is not the time to mess around with a guy like Tom Ridge. The calculation is clear. McCain figures Ridge could deliver the key state of Pennsylvania. Let's look at the record. Ridge won statewide office in 1994 with only 45 percent of the vote. Why so low? Because he faced a third party pro-life challenger named Peg Lustig who polled a whopping 12 percent of the vote. Ridge ran again in 1998 and won with the much greater margin of 57 percent, but he did so against a very weak Democratic opponent and he forfeited 10 percent to pro-life Lustig, who ran again. That Ridge, now, ten years later, could help McCain win Pennsylvania is far from certain. And then there is what McCain loses elsewhere for picking Ridge.
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Sure, but that only really matters if ENOUGH people in the USA care enough about abortion. Not only that, but if abortion is a bigger deciding factor than the economy or Iraq. With those in mind its another 'hard' deal with McCain:
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| Americans Trust John McCain More Than Barack Obama on Abortion Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- A new poll shows Americans now trust John McCain more to handle abortion issues than Barack Obama. Obama had been slightly in the lead in the national daily presidential tracking survey the polling firm Rasmussen Reports conducts but that has changed. As more Americans learn about John McCain's pro-life position on abortion and Barack Obama's support for unlimited abortions financed with taxpayer dollars, Americans appear to be moving in McCain's direction. Prior polls found Obama leading on the abortion question and an August poll had McCain leading 39 to 36 percent, a three point difference. Now, McCain holds a lead of six percent, with 40 percent of Americans saying they trust him more to handle the issue and only 34 percent saying Obama. Another 26 percent aren't sure and that number appears likely to go down as more people realize the stark abortion contrast that exists in this election. The poll results come on the heels of new national surveys showing McCain faring much better and even taking a lead among likely voters. The Rasmussen Reports daily poll released on Monday shows the race for the White House is tied with Barack Obama and John McCain each attracting 44% of the vote. However, when "leaners" are included, it's McCain 47% and Obama 46%. |
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Do you think Jimmy Carter is right (regardless of your feelings towards Jimmy)?
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| DENVER - Former president Jimmy Carter called Republican presidential candidate John McCain a "distinguished Naval officer," but said the Arizona senator has been "milking every possible drop of advantage" from his time served as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. Carter spoke Thursday with USA TODAY ahead of Barack Obama's acceptance speech to cap off the Democratic National Convention. |
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