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Supporting John McCain – In A Nutshell

Posted on : 09-07-2008 | By : Jim Lynch | In : 2008, Barack Obama, John McCain

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Dennis Prager lays out a very good rationale for supporting John McCain.

My bottom line is this: The gulf between John McCain and conservatives is miniscule compared to the gulf between John McCain and Barack Obama. This is true regarding virtually every issue of significance to America. The America that a President Barack Obama would shape, with the help of a Democratic Congress and a liberal Supreme Court, would be very dissimilar from the America shaped by a President John McCain.

Let me sum it up – in a nutshell:

Why Support John McCain?

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[...] Supporting John McCain – In A Nutshell By Jim Lynch My bottom line is this: The gulf between John McCain and conservatives is miniscule compared to the gulf between John McCain and Barack Obama. This is true regarding virtually every issue of significance to America. … bRight & Early – http://www.brightandearlyblog.com [...]

This makes no sense.

Justin, It’s simply this; No matter what issue differences I may have with Sen. McCain, they are minuscule compared to the wide chasm between what I believe and what Sen. Obama is proposing.