This has got to be a very weird precinct! McCain ahead??? I thought they care about immigration? What the heck!
Thursday, January 03, 2008
With 2% of the precincts reporting...
Posted by michele at 1/03/2008 08:31:00 PM
Labels: McCain, politics, presidential election, Republicans
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
McCain takes a shot at Huckabee's Pakistan comment
I think he's trying to get into the fray anyway he can:
Sen. John McCain condemned Mike Huckabee Monday for saying that, as president, he would strike at terrorists inside Pakistan's borders with or without permission from the country's leadership.Wouldn't it be better to work with Pakistan instead of threatening to invade? I thought everyone was into negotiation before invasion, is that only with Iran?
McCain called Huckabee's comments naïve and said the former Arkansas governor lacks military experience needed to lead.
"I certainly wouldn't telegraph my punches," McCain told CNN after a campaign stop here.
"I will always do what's necessary to preserve America's national security, but to say something like that is totally unnecessary and probably has a not beneficial effect on our Pakistani allies who are fighting against al Qaeda and with us in Pakistan."
On Saturday in South Carolina, Huckabee said if there was an "imminent threat" inside Pakistan, he would take military action there, even if it meant violating Pakistan's sovereignty under international law.
"We need to make sure we are clear that if we have an actionable target in Pakistan, that we will take action on that target because if that helps save and preserve American people," Huckabee said. "That's the foremost thing we need to be worried about."
Posted by michele at 11/27/2007 01:17:00 PM
Labels: Huckabee, McCain, Pakistan, politics, presidential election, Republicans
Sunday, April 29, 2007
Wow! This guy has his finger on the pulse of the Republican base
If you were courting Republican primary voters, would you say this:
I'm sorry but didn't we hear this bi-partisan bull cookies already with W.? And what did it get him? A very bad Secretary of Transportation and absolutely no good will from the Democrats.Republican John McCain says he intends to appoint a Democrat to a high-profile Cabinet post if he’s elected president.
“There are very highly qualified Democrats on a number of issues,” McCain said. “The more efforts you can make towards bipartisanship, I think in Washington today, the better off you are. But it also better be, one, an important post and, two, a person who has the ear of the president.”
We don't want a uniter, we want a fighter.
Posted by michele at 4/29/2007 07:30:00 AM
Labels: McCain, politics, presidential election, Republicans




