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br> Independence, Missouri /p> p> "McCain cannot be stopped," according to Phillip Klein. He may not be stopped in the presidential primary. However, if he wins the primary, he will probably be stopped in the general election, when conservatives focus on the Senate and House rather than the presidential election. Remember what happened to George Bush I and what happened to war hero Senator Bob Dole when he "moved to the center" and lost the support of many conservatives. br> -- Lewis Sheckler /p> p> No matter how favorably you spin McCain, he will not win the presidency. He is nothing more that a RINO and has betrayed his base. I vowed when he and his other thirteen buddies tried to stop the President's Supreme Court nominees, that I would NEVER vote for him and I haven't changed my mind now. Better to have the enemy you know than the friend that you don't. br> -- Ruth Warren br> Canal Fulton, Ohio /p>

While John McCain may win the Republican nomination, he will never win the White House. I am a Vietnam veteran and a conservative, but I will NEVER vote for John McCain. I also believe that for conservatives a Clinton/Obama administration would be better for conservatives. Two to four years of Clinton/Obama would enable the Republicans to recapture congress.

p>As for judicial nominations, you would get the same nominees from McCain you will get from Clinton/Obama. When are you people going to wake up and smell the coffee, John McCain is a liberal socialist. A McCain presidency will include all of the following. Liberal judges in the mold of Ginsberg and Breyer, support for Roe v. Wade , (look at McCain's past pronouncements on this) amnesty for illegal aliens, open borders, more "free" trade agreements. more off-shoring of American jobs, continued devaluation of the dollar, increases in taxes (look at McCain's record on this, the end of the dollar as the world's reserve currency, (as the dollar continues to lose it's value other nations will no want to use it as a reserve currency) gun control, further limitations on free speech, re-institution of the fairness doctrine and

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