I agree with McCain on this cyber space communication issue.

But, I hope he is correct in that we will not surrender. If Hillary and Bill get back into the White House there is a high chance that the war will be lost.

With Joe Biden and Chuck Hagel not in the race for the presidency, John McCain is now the only candidate in either party with a serious and informed foreign policy vision. . .
In the HD format, you can see this man’s well-traveled hazel eyes communicate wisdom and idealism.

That’s also true for me for all pro-life Reps: Huckabee, Thompson, Romney, Paul.

I’ll vote for, but not work for, Rudy.

Ron Paul’s non-intervention is better than massive “show” forces that do not stop genocide. I’d rather pull out of NATO and pull out of the UN than pay for a huge military we don’t use — which is sort of the Dems position.

Be responsible and stop the Darfur genocide, or give up the responsibility and reduce.

But the smears against Ron Paul are just beginning.

Roger, it’s a bit of unfair anti-Paul picture that Pajamas most often shows.

Also impressive was the interview. McCain is clearly on his game when it comes to foreign affairs and national security, and I say that as a Giuliani supporter. I’ll admit the Senator leaves me very conflicted: I’d love to back him, since the Long War is my priority, but there’s his stance on Gitmo/waterboarding, the Gang of 14, McCain-Feingold … sigh. Oh, well, I can still vote for him in the general. He’s far more preferable than any Democrat running.

Oh, and where’s the Thompson clip? MIA?

Overall I think Macain is more prepared to lead on foreing affairs than all the other candidates.

I wish him luck.