Comments on: Obamacans: Anti-War Republicans Considering Hussein

By: deathstar

deathstar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:43:45 +0000

[[Call them the Obamacans: ]]

Call them un-American, non-conservative, osama lovin homos. These POSs better look to Chuck Hagel to see what will happen if they stab the military in the back.

By: A. S. Wise- VA

A. S. Wise- VA — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 17:46:07 +0000

I don’t consider them Republicans, they’re ninnicans, out of touch with reality. The Ron Paul-Chuck Hagel element of the party, represents a [dangerously] misguided ideology that assumes all will be fine if involving in Iraq ends. Many of them feel we shouldn’t even get involved in foreign entanglements; never mind that no nation is history has been able to survive, by solely defending its borders. Indeed, when nations lose the stomach to endure a fight, they vanish. There’s a dangerous world out there, one that needs to be dealt with by the US Military, with the USMC at the spearhead. Obama won’t do it, Clinton will only do it, if it’s politically expedient. They’ll both squander the national budget on ill-advised social programs, while weakening the military.

Great pic, the original was one of my fond memories from 2004.

By: Kurt(Typical white infidel)

Kurt(Typical white infidel) — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:00:11 +0000

yeah i wont call them Obamacans. this misguided lot of people of unknown numbers need to screw their heads back into place. Im sick of this thinking that some poeple have that says as long as we pull out of Iraq everything else will be tolerable.

high taxes, cut in military, the ability to nominate justices for the supreme court. all the things that come with being President, that shows me these people arent real Republicans.

By: Dan (The Infidel)

Dan (The Infidel) — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:28:44 +0000

Republicans? LOL Lincoln Chaffee or Chuckie Hagel? Who freaking cares? Thiose pieces of shit aren’t Republicans. They’re space cadets.

Got news for the world. No Repub in his or her right mind is voting for Osama. And if he gets the nod of his party, many of Shillery’s supporters will be backing up McCain.

In the end any non-Repub that wants to support the Osama carival will be cancelled out by all the Dhimoid votes that are cast against him for McCain.

In other words: So what?

By: Radical Conservative

Radical Conservative — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:55:19 +0000

As an anti-war conservative I reject the simplistic “leave at all costs” approach of these liberal republicans. And that is my friends what Chafee/Hagel are.

On the other hand, many principled conservatives like myself opposed the Iraq invasion for limited government reasons. Now that we are there though we have a responsibility to win at almost any costs. (btw, we need to define win differently then a pluralistic, multi-cultural, single state, one man one vote democracy - that is asinine)

Havig said all that, McCain is a disaster for the Republican Party. He almost definitely can not win the general election. Additionally, he will reshape the Republican party to be an activist social welfare and pre-emptive war party (i.e. big governmen liberal at home, foreign policy meddler abroad).

Conservatives must abandon the national Republican Party, Defeat McCain, and focus on electing real conservatives to the House & Senate.

By: Nobody

Nobody — Wed, 28 May 2008 20:22:19 +0000

Obamacans are sheep in wolves clothing. They are switching party affilliation so they can nominate the weaker candidate and those same ‘Obamacans’ will be voting republican in the general election. Don’t be fooled.