GOP: Its Plain Drop McCain

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Whereas Sen. John McCain has been a strong proponent of open borders and illegal immigration, despite sizable bipartisan numbers of Americans supporting strong border security measures and deportation of those here illegally,

Whereas Sen. McCains presidential liaison to the Hispanic lobby, Juan Hernandez, is an activist supporter of the illegal invasion, contrary to the views of majorities of Americans, and is seen as someone undermining America instead of building America,

Whereas Sen. McCain is on record as supporting bilingual education and opposing making English as the official language of the United States in contrast to vast sums of Americans,

Whereas Sen. McCain has historically voted against domestic oil drilling, which would bring more jobs to Americans as well as a long term supply of fuel at the pump and thus lower gas prices to consumers,

Whereas Sen. McCain, instead of pushing legislation to make low cost domestic fuel available to Americans, has called on Americas oil companies to share their profits with the American people, something that will never increase availability of fuel at the pump,

Whereas Sen. McCain, at a time of crisis for domestic oil, chooses to tout and promote his belief in man-made global warming and recently met with environmentalists in Oregon to affirm a need for bogus but costly legislation to remedy the problem ,

Whereas Sen. McCain voted against President Bushs tax cuts in 2001 and who is at best dubious about making these cuts permanent for all,

Whereas Sen. McCain has voted in favor of fetal tissue research of aborted children and in favor of taxpayer funded embryonic stem cell research,

Whereas Sen. McCain is considered questionable at best regarding appointments of strict constructionist judges to the bench, calling current Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito too conservative,

Whereas Sen. McCain, when leadership was needed to address judicial activism and traditional family values after the same sex marriage ruling by the California Supreme Court, chose to appear with avowed lesbian, Ellen DeGeneres, on her talk show,

Whereas Sen. McCain in 2006 was one of three U.S. senators to vote no against defining marriage as between one man and one woman,

Whereas Sen. McCain, thru his signature legislation known as Campaign Finance Reform (CFR), chose to stifle the 1st Amendment rights of all Americans by restricting and regulating free speech and donations to political campaigns,

Whereas Sen. McCain, thru his staffers, told then U.S. Chaplain Gordon Klingenschmitt that he should cease praying in Jesus name while in uniform, thus confirming the Arizona senators disdain for the 1st Amendment and freedom of speech,

Whereas Sen. McCain, despite his tough talk on Iraq, prefers to close the jail cells at Guantanamo Bay where known terrorists are currently held, a position cherished by the leftists at the American Civil Liberties Union,

Whereas Sen. McCain opposes a technique known as water boarding, an uncomfortable but certainly not torturous maneuver to force such terrorists to come clean about potential threats on the American people; also another position worthy of ACLU praise,

Whereas Sen. McCain supports another CFR of sorts, the Council on Foreign Relations, a long standing United Nations type organization that undermines American sovereignty and serves to weaken our leadership position in the world,

Whereas Sen. McCain, rather than articulate a bold agenda of constitutional liberty and strictly limited government, frequently chooses to meet and work with Democrats and promote their agenda of big government and socialism,

Whereas Sen. McCain has refused to court the evangelical vote, which has for almost the last 3 decades helped numerous conservatives at the Congressional level as well as for the White House win elections that would otherwise be lost,

Whereas Sen. McCain, up to this point, has refused to meet and/or rejected meeting with religious leaders such as Billy Graham, John Hagee and Dr. Dobson,

Whereas Sen. McCain, unlike President Bush, has engaged in name calling and shown to have a fierce temper with those who disagree with his positions and tactics,

Whereas Sen. McCain, unlike 7 of his then other GOP primary candidates, refused to participate in the 2007 Values Voter Debate held in Florida,

Whereas a May 2008 Zogby poll shows76\% of conservative voters and 86\% of very conservative Republican voters to be dissatisfied with the current crop of presidential candidates and nearly 2/3rds of these voters highly dissatisfied,

Whereas a World Net Daily online poll shows nearly 1/3rd of registered voters are committing to never voting for McCain under any circumstances,

Whereas these two polls, while not necessarily thoroughly indicative of a McCain defeat in November, show a high likelihood of such since the Arizona senator cannot win without the conservative and evangelical base,

Whereas Sen. McCain is not taking the initiative to point out the stark contrasts between him and the far left Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama, thus giving some voters the impression that there are few differences between these two men,

Whereas all claims to conservative leadership by Sen. McCain as president are belied by a dismal, if not depressing, voting record,

And whereas Republicans in Congress are largely demoralized with dozens of them retiring rather than seeking reelection because of a liberal Republican like McCain at the head of the Republican ticket,

We, the undersigned, will under no circumstances vote for John McCain and call on Robert Duncan, chairman of the Republican National Committee, and all his power brokers and associates, to insist that Sen. McCain abandon his presidential campaign, make him walk the plank, if necessary, and replace him with the outstanding California Congressman who ended his campaign for the presidency earlier this year, the Honorable Duncan Hunter.

Unlike Sen. McCain, the outgoing representative from the San Diego area has no baggage or liberal credentials to his name. He is rock solid on all issues - from pro-life to marriage to religious liberties to taxes to gas prices to the economy to limited government to the military to illegal immigration to the war on terrorism. He has been chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, has sponsored bills from protecting unborn children to protecting our borders from terrorists and illegal aliens, and would command great respect as our nations commander-in-chief. The fact the Congressman from Californias 52nd District sided with the ACLU only twice out of 57 issues in the previous three Congresses is a great indicator what kind of leader America is getting with him. The website, http://ontheissues.org/Duncan_Hunter.htm, details his outstanding voting record.

Congressman Hunter is the Reagan kind of leader America needs at this very hour in American history. He is a great patriot with unrivaled integrity and would no doubt rally discouraged Republican lawmakers to his campaign. He is one individual that conservative Republicans and Reagan Democrats can get excited about. Although his campaign for the presidency ended earlier this year, the Republican Party should waste no time in excising the unelectable Sen. McCain, putting Rep. Hunter back on the ticket and infusing his campaign with large sums of money to defeat the radically liberal Barack Obama this November.

Although it is late in the campaign, it is our hope and prayer that the Republican National Committee will use its influence and power to persuade Congressman Hunter to serve as Americas CEO for such a time as this. Should, however, all efforts be exhausted to convince the California Republican to run for the White House, the undersigned respectfully requests that the RNC will replace Sen. McCain on the ticket with another tried and true limited government conservative, such as Sen. Jim DeMint or Gov. Mark Sanford from South Carolina, Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, Congressman Mike Pence of Indiana or even the former senator and presidential candidate from Tennessee, Fred Thompson.

But if the GOP insists on keeping John McCain on the presidential ticket this fall, the undersigned will have no choice but to vote 3rd party which may well cost the Arizona Republican the presidency. It is not our desire in any way, shape or form to have Barack Obama, who is to the left of George McGovern, become the president of the greatest nation on earth. We think an Obama presidency would be horrific for America.

However, a McCain presidency will likely be nearly as disastrous, simply because Republicans in general refuse to rally behind the current nominee and are quite unenthusiastic about his presidential credentials. Republicans may live to fight another day, the way they did during the 8 years of Bill Clinton, by standing up to every bit of legislation proposed by a Democratic Congress in conjunction under a President Obama. The GOP stood tall for the most part in 6 of the 8 years under Bill Clinton and may well do so under Mr. Obama. But they will likely be depressed and discouraged by the moribund campaign of the Arizona senator who will likely spend more time wooing Democrats to his huge government agenda, should he be elected. And though conservatism will not die if McCain is elected, the Republican Party will likely fast track itself to political oblivion.

As patriotic Americans who love God and country and are frightened at the thought of America being sold out to those who do not have Americas best interests in mind, we ask you, Mr. Duncan, to do the right thing and remove the liberal McCain from the GOP ticket and replace him so we can have someone statesmanlike to vote for this fall. Time is of the essence. Please act now. Thank you.

134 Signatures

  • Frank Coleman
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Illinois
  • Kathleen Guloy
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Oregon
  • Carol Derbis
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CA
    • Comments
    • With the backing of the GOP, a candidate like Duncan Hunter would have an excellent chance of beating B. Hussein Obama in November!
  • Don Hank
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • PA
  • Darlene A. Tope
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Ohio
    • Comments
    • How is a Republican going to win when they don't support anything the Republican Party was fighting for to work or not work?!
  • Timothy A. Rawson
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Illinois
  • wayne palmer
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • wisconsin
  • Carol and Kevin McDonough
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CA
    • Comments
    • Where's a conservative when you need one?
  • robert
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • illinois
  • LAURA LEIGHTON
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • AZ
    • Comments
    • NOBODY ESPECIALLY ARIZONANS WANTS JUAN MCCAIN: THINK "AMERICA" FIRST, DUMP JUAN MCCAIN!
  • Michael Anthony Minton
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • KY
    • Comments
    • I am disappointed in the so-called conservatives available this year.
  • Lillian
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Illinois
    • Comments
    • I like Huckabee
  • Peri McMillan
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CA
    • Comments
    • I refuse to vote for McCain, no matter what.
  • Iris Lynch
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • AZ
  • Sheila Simmons
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • SD
    • Comments
    • AMERICA FIRST!!
  • Haydee C. Pavia
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • California
    • Comments
    • If McCain is a conservative, I'm the Queen of England.
  • Mr. & Mrs. Walter Wheeler
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • IL.
    • Comments
    • I used to be a Republican. Not any more. Policies of the party no longer serve America or the people.
  • Larry Wilson
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Oklahoma
    • Comments
    • Goodbye Mr. McCain
  • Sharon Lee Batha-Florey
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CA.
    • Comments
    • Left the Republican party because of their liberal turncoat policies. Joh Mc Cain is a faux conservative and who does he think he is fooling? His record is dismal and he is an illegal alien lover.
  • Bruce Olsen
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Arizona
    • Comments
    • No Mccain, No amnesty, No BS EXPRESS
  • David Lee O'Connor
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Oklahoma
    • Comments
    • We want an American.
  • SUSAN L. BENNETT
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • OKLAHOMA
    • Comments
    • I AM AN INDEPENDENT FOR GOOD REASON, GET SOME REPUBLICANS IN OFFICE INSTEAD OF REPUKES
  • Delbert & Willie Thrash
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Texas
    • Comments
    • We will Never vote for anyone that takes a stand against the American people and takes his stand with Ted Kennedy and a member of a racist hate group behind closed doors.
  • JoAnn Gomez
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • New Jersey
  • James Cleveland
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Oklahoma
  • Brenda Cleveland
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Oklahoma
  • Rodney J. Speake
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Texas
    • Comments
    • I do agree with this pitition 100\%
  • Gayle Nyberg
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • New Mexico
    • Comments
    • I will never vote for McCain! This country and the Republican Party are both in serious trouble. The American People are really sick of having their country and future sold to the highest bidder.
  • Kendra Linkowski
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • sc
    • Comments
    • Vote Chuck Baldwin
  • Terry Payne
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • SC
    • Comments
    • McCain and GOP have moved to left field
  • jay sheret
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • georgia
    • Comments
    • Any one but obama or mccain
  • William Gebrosky
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • South Carolina
  • John Gaines
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • SOUTH CAROLINA
    • Comments
    • DUMP McCAIN! HE IS DESTORYING THE
  • Stephen Giraud
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CA
  • Anthony Linkowski
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • SC
  • Kathleen Baranowski
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Fla
    • Comments
    • I am a registered independent voter, who always votes conservatively. I will not support John McCain as President and hope you find a way to give me and other conservative voters a viable candidate that can truly achieve a popular vote and guide this nation away from the weakening of our country's sovereignty and strength..and that includes the return to the rule of law. Please, please, please, give us another Ronald Reagan. John McCain is not good enough and will cost conservatives the White House is you insist on nominating him for the Republican candidate for President.
  • Mike Zimmerle
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • CO
  • Martin J. Maxwell
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • AZ
  • David Shannon
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • California
    • Comments
    • I have been a Republican since first campaigning for Barry Goldwater as a teen and first voting for Richard Nixon. The GOP has taken a disasterous turn. I will not vote for John McCain who I consider to be a Liberal and a danger to appoint Liberal Justices. My vote will go to the Constitutional Party who stands by its Conservative principles.
  • Virginia and George Brooks
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Ohio
    • Comments
    • We must support a statesman like Ron Paul to get our country back.
  • Harsha Sankar
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Virginia
  • Robert McGuire
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • California
    • Comments
    • McCain is a liberal Democrat in disguise.
  • SGT AVERY WILSON (US ARMY)
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • OKLAHOMA
    • Comments
    • GET A REAL RIGHT WINGER
  • Dave Wright
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Virginia
    • Comments
    • we need Ron Paul
  • John Deahl
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • iowa
  • JOSEPH HUDECEK
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • IL
    • Comments
    • GET SOMEONE IN THERE WORTH VOTING FOR
  • Robert M Wood
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • South Carolina
  • mary dotson
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • ohio
    • Comments
    • I have been a Republican for 60 years and my family for generations until now, Mccain is Not a Republican
  • Alice Horky
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • SC
    • Comments
    • В
  • Carolyn Lanham
    • Registered and/or Current Republican Voter?
    • No
    • State
    • Ohio
    • Comments
    • McCain broke campaign laws