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I am writing in Ann Coulter for President, and Rush for Vice President. Ann gets the top slot because she is much better looking than Rush.
No way on this earth will I vote for either of the liberals who get the nomination. The “elite” as you confirm got McCain nominated now let’s see them win with him.
p>Lastly these same “elites” had better have the decency not to blame us for keester kicking they are going to suffer in November, if there is fault to be found it will be at their feet. br> — Jim Karr br> Blue Springs, Missouri /p> p> Mr. Henry has to go back to Humphrey-Nixon? I think Dole-Clinton was pretty darn bad. Look, McCain wasn’t even my 3rd choice, but to try to make the best of a mediocre situation, which, in a democracy, one is forced to do from time to time, President McCain sounds better than President Cypher (Obama begins with a big Zero) who promises change…of some kind. McCain can woo me, just like Romney had to. Not voting for a tax cut because there weren’t spending cuts as well is some mighty sweet talk. Just think, I may get permanent tax cuts as well as a smaller government. Oh, and winning in Iraq. And a conservative Supreme Court Justice or two. Go on, McCain. I’m listening. br> — Andrew J. Macfadyen, M.D. br> Omaha, Nebraska
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