McCain’s Unseen Adversary: Ageism
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McCain’s Unseen Adversary: Ageism
Newsweek – Jan 31, 2008
I can’t wait to start watching smoke come out the ears of the old republican guard as they watch their party taken over by the enemy. McCain is so hated and loathed inside the republican party and the animosity he creates everywhere he goes is just building by the hour. Everytime he appears in the media right now he’s in the wrong place with the wrong people. The republican party is jumping off his ship in mass numbers today. I think by the time Tuesday gets here his ship would come sailing in will have sunk. Witnesses and recordings are coming out everywhere today of his tremendous disdain for conservatives and the republican party… McCain is so hated and loathed inside the republican party and the animosity he creates everywhere he goes is just building by the hour. Everytime he appears in the media right now he’s in the wrong place with the wrong people. The republican party is jumping off his ship in mass numbers today. I think by the time Tuesday gets here his ship would come sailing in will have sunk. Witnesses and recordings are coming out everywhere today of his tremendous disdain for conservatives and the republican party. People endorsing Romney are flocking in by the hour literally. It’s unbelievable what I’m watching today.
Edwards Giuliani bow out of presidential races
Atlanta Journal Constitution – Jan 31, 2008
Ron Paul continue to campaign to be the party’s presidential standard bearer. Giuliani said he would campaign wherever McCain wants him to and stressed McCain’s electability. “We both believe in building a stronger and broader Republican Party. John McCain gives us as Republicans our best chance of doing that” Giuliani said… “If half goes to McCain a quarter stay home and a quarter go elsewhere that’s still a lot of potential votes” for McCain he said. Earlier Tuesday anticipating Giuliani’s endorsement of McCain Romney chided the move and couched it as confirmation that McCain cannot appeal to the GP’s more conservative base. “I think as a more progressive member of the Republican party (Giuliani) felt more comfortable with a guy who after all was endorsed by The New York Times” Romney told Fox News. As Giuliani bowed out the International Association of Fire Fighters which worked to defeat him took some credit for the end of the ex-mayor’s campaign. “Rudy Giuliani’s decision to end his campaign for president of the United States is good news for our country and is a clear repudiation of his shameless effort to profit – politically and financially – from a national tragedy” said Harold Schaitberger president of the International Association of Fire Fighters. In the two weeks leading to the Florida primary the organization sent retired fire fighters there “to continue chipping away at the Giuliani myth.
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FXNews – Jan 31, 2008
BUT IS WASHINGTN FIXABLE? The answer depends on which voters you ask. verall 55 percent of people think it’s possible to change how things work in Washington if the right person is elected president. But here’s how the outlook varies by party affiliation: Democrats: 65 percent.
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