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When I hear him apologize for lying about having supported tax cuts I'll consider voting for him.

When I hear him publicly change his attitude on illegals and special visas I'll consider voting for him.

I don't believe Hillary will be the nominee. That leaves the public a choice between a windbag and a gasbag. The windbag liberally burps the word conservative, the gasbag seeps grand sweet nothings. It's a toss-up whether the windbag runs out of wind or the gasbag deflates first.

p>McCain crashed three jets and walked away. There may not be any jets involved this time, but I predict that this time, as presidential candidate, he will crash and burn. br> -- Wolf Terner br> Fair Lawn, New Jersey /p>

I will not under any circumstance vote for the man who:

p>1. Restricted my right to free speech with McCain-Feingold, br> 2. Wants me to pay $10 a gallon for gasoline with McCain-Lieberman, br> 3. Wants our military forces to interrogate terrorist scum by the Army field manual (do you suppose the bad guys might train for that sort of thing?), br> 4. Considered becoming the running mate for John Kerry, br> 5. Considered becoming a Democrat in 2001, br> 6 Was a founding member of the infamous gang or fourteen that set in concrete that it now takes a super majority of the Senate to confirm a judge,

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