Originally Posted by Spencer Collins

I like Joe but I'm still a little cautious about supporting McCain. It is difficult if not impossible to really be sure exactly where McCain stands.Like many "politicians" he tests the political winds and where he can compromise,he does just that.He was for Amnesty before he was against it.He was against water boarding before he was for it. I could go on but we all get the picture.It is difficult to know what any POTUS will do once elected.That said,I think if elected,McCain will spend a good deal of his time trying to convince conservatives that he is one of them as opposed to striving for real unity with the other side of the isle.

Originally Posted by mlurp

No matter what else he says or thinks, The war thing is effecting everything else and unless your rich why be for any Republican? Most Dem's are as bad,
but lie to keep appearances up for the public.

Originally Posted by cnredd

My angle is this...

If McCain wins, the liberals get a little bit of a win, too, but if Hillary or Obama wins, the conservatives get nothing...

McCain would end up being more of a uniter, whereas Hillary or Obama would be more polarizing...