Not a Conservative, a RINO with a Liberal agenda.

  Conservatives for the defeat of John McCain for President. Conservatives to defeat McCain.

What do Conservatives do now?

Why Conservatives to Defeat McCain? As conservatives we must not flip fop about McCain. We can not support him after we have called, faxed, and emailed promising to oppose him and others over issues such as immigration, campaign finance, Tax cuts, etc. If we now support McCain after all of our threats where will that leave us? Won't we then be no better than the black Democrat voters who continue to support those who do nothing for them? It is critical that we stand on our principles and do not give our support of McCain. The fight isn't over. Its time to show the RNC we stand on principle.

Should Conservatives sit this one out?

Most important, we must resisting sitting out the election. The fight is not over because McCain is the Republican Presidential nominee. We must now focus our efforts on the Congress so that they might stop or slow the Liberal agenda of McCain or a Democratic President. Even if we are unable to regain majorities in the House or Senate, the narrower the Democratic majorities the better. Newt Gingrich and the Republican Congress of the 90's has shown us what can be accomplished even with a Democrat President in power. In fact, Republicans are most Conservative when in the minority opposing the Democratic agenda. It is during these times we wish the Republicans were in power so that they can accomplish their Conservative agenda. But when they are the majority ,as we have seen during Bush 43's Presidency, they moved left and we got even less Conservative legislation. With all of our complaints about Bush's second term just think how much worse a McCain Presidency would be.

But we cant let Hillary or Obama be President can we?

I ask those who say we cant have Hillary or Obama in the White House, would McCain really be better? Consider this. It wasn't the Clinton- Kennedy amnesty bill. It wasn't the Obama- Feingold campaign finance reform act. Who is really more liberal? Keep in mind that the Republicans in Congress will likely fiercely oppose the Liberal agenda of a Democrat President. On the other hand, we can expect the Republican Congress to support McCain's Liberal agenda. Consider McCain's stances on these important issues to Conservatives:

Taxes- McCain declined to sign the pledge put forth by Americans for Tax Freedom not to impose any new taxes or increase existing taxes.

Abortion- in 2007 McCain stated about Roe v. Wade, "It should be overturned." This also gives you an indication of types of Judges he would appoint.

Gun control- McCain has been a lead sponsor of gun control legislation as well as what organizations including Gun Owners of America argue are restrictions on the free speech of pro-Second Amendment organizations even earning an F- rating from Gun Owners of America.

Immigration- McCain was the coauthor of the McCain-Kennedy Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2007

Free Speech- McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform act is an attack on free speech which many legal experts say may eventually be ruled unconstitutional.

Taxes- McCain voted against President Bush's tax cuts in 2001 and 2003, though he voted to extend the tax breaks in 2005.

The war on terrorism- McCain has been a strong opponent of the Bush administration's use of "enhanced interrogation techniques" in the War on Terror, and has specifically referred to waterboarding as torture. He has also said that he intends to "immediately close" the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp.

For these reasons and more:

"There is no way in hell I could pull the lever for John McCain."

 As stated by conservative radio talk show host Laura Ingraham. My sentiments exactly.