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Old 03-13-2008, 11:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Detector View Post
Doesn't that crap just piss you off?

I just couldn't figure out how McCain could have possibly made it as the Republicans choice. He stands for everything Republicans hate. Then I hear that during the primary's Democrats crossed over and voted for McCain to ensure a victory for Democrats.
I know how you feel about McCain. I would like a better Republican Candidate. I would rather vote for George again. BUT even McCain as a republican is STILL WAYYYYYYY better than the alternative choices...unless you are down with socialized medicine, tax raises and gun control. Makes me shudder.

McCain may not be the BEST Republican candidate but at least he won't raise our taxes.
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