Ditto the whole roster: Hannity, Savage, Coulter, Ingraham… They all are sounding more and more like dinosaurs–thank goodness their whole mistake might be coming to an end.

We really need to get beyond the pretend Left-Right civil war; it’s beneath all of us who have brains in working order.

I recall being most frustrated when some anti-Clinton zealot would claim the president had ordered an assassination or run cocaine through Mena Airport. Naturally, the Clinton people would very effectively conflate those inane accusations with the highly colorable allegations that the president had obstructed justice and committed perjury. Commentators would duly brand all the presidentÔøΩs critics as deranged Clinton haters.

Based on this post (and the prior), I believe our host is guilty of the same thing.

TV (Harry)

He’ll defend McCain-Feingold by appointing judges like Ginsburg and Souter. He’ll support open borders with appointments like the La Raza racist he’s got as his “Hispanic Outreach Director”. Tax policy will be set by Ted Kennedy.

It will probably be fun to see how he deals with his former friends in the media, once they turn on him with all the savagery and slander they use when confronted with their goal of electing a Democrat over anyone else. That may be as entertaining as Spiro Agnew, with possibly the same end result…

I’ll go vote next November, but I likely will leave the President selections unmarked.

If those who canÔøΩt stomach voting McCain stay home, it wonÔøΩt be because Limbaugh and Coulter told them to do so, itÔøΩll be because theyÔøΩve taken a principled stand. And good for them. They have plenty of good reasons not to vote for McCain, all of which have been addressed within the comments of your numerous posts about McCain Derangement Syndrome, and none of which have addressed by the host.

The idea that conservatives are deranged if they passionately disagree with McCain on issues which they find important, is just ad-hominem masquerading as analysis. Some of us really are concerned about this country’s leftward lurch, and see the long-term effects of a McCain presidency as more damaging than 4 years of Clinton or Obama, since this would probably be followed by a return to sanity.

McCain is no conservative, regardless of what the ACU says. He’s a statist, through and through. Because he’ll continue the Iraq war should not be the ONLY prism through which to choose our next president, even if it may be the most important one.

TV (Harry)

As pmmcarthy and MikeD have indicated, McCain is at best a RINO and at worst a blue dog Democrat.

What I find funny about your criticism of Rush is that it questions why a conservative (Rush) would criticize a supposed conservative (McCain).

The war with Islamofacism is the issue of our times. McCain maybe okay there.

But many other things will be determined in the next Administration, including if McCain wins. McCain SUCKS (i.e. a technical term) on almost any other issue, including McCain-Feingold, taxes and the economy, immigration, gun control and judges (on of the Gang of 14), among others.

While I don’t listen to Rush, I know a lot of people who also don’t listen to Rush but who like Rush think McCain stinks.

Some conservatively persuaded voters will stay home, some will vote for Hillary (fools that they are) and some will hold their nose and vote for McCain.

If McCain wins the Republican nomination, I will most likely vote for him because (1) I don’t think he will cut and run (although the Democrats will get everything else they want so he can keep the fight going) and (2) it is time to stop the Clinton corruption machine.

But I must reiterate – McCain sucks. And I don’t have any derangement syndrome!

This is not an example of racism. It is merely a witty observation on how the politically correct elites perceive the candidacy of Barack Obama! There is little doubt that his campaign is taking full advantage of white guilt.

Only rarely, for good reason.

Dittohead? Hardly.