American citizens, start memorising - sorry, "memorizing" - this shit now

[zenith]

Things that might keep John McCain from becoming President.

Highlights:

Q: Which politician directly intervened to get the Arizona government to approve a $600 Million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, Arizona in 2003

Comments

[dickmalone]

Ha, many Americans might get the following message from that: "Wow, he got his team a new stadium?"

But yeah, kinda crazy. Rachel's dad--who is a presidential scholar!--said he might vote for McCain if Hillary gets nominated. Rachel had to yell at him about abortion for 10 minutes to straighten him out. I trust that whoever gets nominated will run lots of ads with McCain wearing an "ANTI-CHOICE" t-shirt or something.

[pot80]

Even still, I really wouldn't worry too much about McCain. There's no way that guy isn't going to melt down sometime between now and November.

[prayinmantis]

wasn't he a POW for five years or something? am i making that up? do you think someone like that is going to melt down?

[janinazew]

Anti-choice T-shirts will only win him the Republican turn out he might not get.

[dickmalone]

Is the Republican base really going to listen to the Democrats and get convinced that McCain's conservative enough for them? They don't dislike him for his aggregate issue stances, which are as conservative as they come. They dislike him for a) immagration, b) campaign finance reform, and c) goading conservatives. Meanwhile, lotsa independents labor under the impression that McCain isn't all that conservative. They're the one that will need reminding.

[janinazew]

It's easy to forget those things when someone is telling you all the other ways someone is a conservative fool.

[cherielabombe]

And don't forget that the Christian Republicans *HATE* McCain. It's kind of fun watching the Repubs eat their own.