The American Spectator

br> 3. The Gang of 14 br> 4. Requiring men in harm’s to “interrogate by a field manual.” br> 5. “OK, give them their damn fence.” br> 6. Closing Gitmo and bringing that terrorist scum to Ft. Leavenworth and getting them lawyers as if they were entitled to the same treatment as a U.S. citizen. /p>

I survived eight years of the Clintons, and I am sure I can survive four with Obama.

Lastly I absolutely no faith in him to appoint Conservative judges, and should he do so how will he get them past a Democrat controlled Senate?

p>I am damned proud to be writing in Ted Nugent for President! br> — Jim Karr br> Blue Springs, Missouri /p> p> The biggest asset McCain has going for him is he’s better than Obama or Hillary. That’s pretty much the same Bush had going for him. No, we are going to get half a loaf at a time when the full loaf is needed. This is the time for a Reagan to come forward but all we get is a McCain. Yep, grumpy old man. Quin Hillyer forgets about McCain-Feingold and some of the other legislation McCain has sponsored that has flown in the face of constitutional and conservative thought. Conservatives might support McCain because we don’t have much of a choice, however, the nation will not benefit greatly by his presidency. The best that can be said is: he’ll do until something better comes along. br> — Pete Chagnon