Making A Case (Gulp!) For McCain

The Confederate Yankee makes a case for John McCain in 2008 (though he really doesn't want to).

Note: Chewing on Maaloox as I read this the first time.

Drunkblogging the GOP Debate

Updated: Thursday, Jan. 31, 2008, 11:31 pm -- Here is a complete transcript of the debate from CNN.

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Updated: Wednesday, Jan. 30, 2008, 10:37 pm -- Green wraps up the debate.

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Stephen Green, martini in hand, "drunk-blogged" the republican debate being held at the Reagan Library in California.

Entertaining, AND informative.

BTW, California's "Governator" will be campaigning with John McCain in the Los Angeles area on Thursday. Does anyone else see another McCain endorsement right around the corner? Moreover, will there be any quid pro quo?

It's McCain In Florida

McCain wins Florida primary; rumors say Giuliani to endorse McCain.

More to come . . .

U.S. Attorney General Mike DeWine?

For Ohio gun owners, this is a thought that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand at attention, with painful chills running through your body.

I'm not trying to be funny. Former U.S. Sen. Mike DeWine is no friend to lawful firearms ownership and his name is being tossed around as a possible attorney general choice if republican John McCain somehow gets himself elected president. On Sunday, The Columbus Dispatch had a story on this subject. I had heard these rumblings a few weeks ago as McCain's struggling presidential campaign started to revive. But I was in denial. Didn't believe it. Didn't WANT to believe it.

Chad Baus of Buckeye Firearms Association has a strongly worded essay on why this is NOT a good path for the future of the Second Amendment. Read his well crafted piece here.

Much to many firearms owners disappointment, the newly energized McCain juggernaut continues to roll. The media is in love with the man (probably because many of his positions, with the exception of the military and national security, lean so leftward). And today, Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf is expected to endorse McCain.

So would a President John McCain tap Mike DeWine as his attorney general? I don't know. But trust me on this, Ohioans know better than anyone exactly how Mr. DeWine, who was proud of his re-election endorsement from the Brady Campaign, feels about our hobby, our passion, and for every American -- the single most reliable means of self defense.

By the way, did I mention that Ohio voters threw DeWine out of office a couple years ago? Thinking republicans were tired of his lip-service, and decided not to vote for him again.