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On the issue of global warming Sen. John McCain has taken a more liberal path raising questions among conservatives as to whether or not he can unify a fractured party. From the Politico.
The question facing Senate Republicans: Are they ready to embrace their presidential nominee’s more liberal ideas for climate change ideas like a cap-and-trade system, or will they stick to the conservative, hands-off approach to global warming backed by President Bush?
It’s a debate that may very well divide Senate Republicans and show voters yet another fissure in an already beleaguered party. Democrats don’t seem eager to offer a smooth path toward any bipartisan compromise that would give McCain political cover on the issue, and a key procedural vote has already been scheduled for June 2.
On global warming and other issues, McCain’s office is engaged in an intensive behind-the-scenes message coordination effort with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.), whose press office holds daily phone calls to map out the message of the day.
Any disagreement with others in his own party will only serve to reduce any advantage McCain has built while the Democrats fight it out for the nomination and doesn’t bode well for him in November.
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2 Comments for GOP Lacks Unity Under McCain
Does anyone remember the FALL OF ROME!!!! It’s kinda funny, George Washington once said that the country should not have a government with two seperate party’s. Almost 300 years later, we are going to pay the price if someone does not stand up and tell the truth on how things realy are and offer to fixs them. If you keep covering things up you just build a deeper hole and eventualy you cant get out!!!!
If this defeat happens as the “pundits” claim, then it will be not only a political defeat, but the seeds will be set for a physical defeat. The left will be waiting for a conservative “Kristalnacht” to occur to take our guns away and to set up both a Christian and conservative Holocaust.