“In my opinion, the solution to the problem is to do a much better job of unifying the country that supports the effort in the Middle East, so that the country can resist the idiocy of the left. My point is that McCain is not the man for that job. One reason why is that he has alienated large portions of the Republican Party. That is a political reality.”
Thank you for your response, Harry. But now I am even more puzzled. You say you don’t want the Democrats to win, but from the primary season, it appears that McCain is the only Republican candidate with even a remote chance of defeating them. If we are talking about “political reality,”that seems already proven. So we are left with a simple question: were we ever serious about national security and winning the war against Islamofascism in the first place? If you don’t take that seriously, well, whether or not you support McCain is probably irrelevant. But if you do, then you might want think carefully of your priorities. As I said in my first comment, I am a lifetime conservative, but since I have children they are clear to me. I will support McCain fully.
