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Sen. John McCain praised Mayor Bloomberg yesterday - talking up Hizzoner as a strong candidate for governor and refusing to rule him out as a vice presidential candidate.
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blech... I think I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. If McCain doesn't pick a conservative running mate, GW might as well give the White House keys to Obama when he moves out.
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Aw cripes.... That's all we need.
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McAmnesty is just doing his sad little attempt at getting Dem voters. Nothing more.
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And lose GOP votes. Would that not be a losing strategy ??
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Not if he gained more D's than he lost R's.
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You guys have got to remember we can use the "Miller" decision to challenge any AWB. These firearms are sporting rifles, but are most definitely considered militia firearms (using the anti-rights racists own argument.
"Miller" just decided a saw off shotgun wasn't a militia weapon...that's about all it did.

Better to prevent such a racist law from coming into effect...but if it does...
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Sen. John McCain praised Mayor Bloomberg yesterday - talking up Hizzoner as a strong candidate for governor and refusing to rule him out as a vice presidential candidate.
What's McCain really after, votes or money?
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What's McCain really after, votes or money?
Probably both.
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What's McCain really after, votes or money?
He could use the money, but he'll never pick Bloomberg as a running mate. He's way too liberal for conservatives. McCain is a maverick, but he's not stupid. He probably went fishing for independent voters by talking up Bloomberg; Bloomberg is liked by moderate independents who sometimes vote Democrat.
Anyway, geographically, what is there to gain? NY going Republican? Give me a break. Obama has a better chance of winning Texas.
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