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About 'maverick john mccain'|John McCain: Maverick Reformer and all-around great guy








While               Hillary               Clinton               and               Barack               Obama               battled               in               the               recent               Indiana               and               North               Carolina               primaries,               there               was               a               Republican               primary               featuring               Senator               John               McCain.

Interestingly               27%               of               Republicans               in               North               Carolina               and               23%               in               Indiana               voted               for               someone               else.

These               numbers               were               recently               quoted               on               the               Drudge               Report.

A               problem               for               McCain?

National               Review               Online               blogger               Mark               Levin               thinks               so.

Indeed,               many               conservatives               are               still               somewhat               leery               of               McCain,               noting               his               somewhat               non-conservative               views               on               issues               ranging               from               campaign               finance               reform               to               drilling               in               ANWR.

There               is               some               anecdotal               evidence,               as               suggested               by               certain               callers               to               conservative               radio               talk               shows,               that               there               is               a               number               of               conservative               voters               that               find               McCain               so               obnoxious               that               they               will               not               vote               for               him,               even               if               by               so               doing               an               Obama               or               Hillary               Clinton               Presidency               results.
               Other               analysts               are               not               so               sure.

Eric               Pfeiffer               of               CQ               Politics               points               out               that               in               2000,               long               after               then               Governor               George               W.

Bush               had               wrapped               up               the               nomination,               the               Republican               candidate               had               primary               numbers               comparable               to               McCain's               in               2008,               rarely               passing               the               80               %               margin               against               candidates               who               were               technically               still               on               the               ballot               but               had               withdrawn               from               the               race               and,               in               most               cases,               had               endorsed               Bush.

Bush               went               on               to               win               the               2000               Presidential               race.
               So               why               do               voters               still               cast               their               ballots               for               candidates               who               are               no               longer               running               against               the               presumptive               nominee               of               their               own               party?

Weekly               Standard               blogger               John               McCormack               suggests               that               it               is               because               some               voters               want               to               send               the               candidate               a               message               that               their               votes               should               not               be               taken               for               granted,               even               if               their               do               intend               to               go               ahead               and               vote               for               him               in               the               fall.
               Also,               for               the               current               election               year,               there               is               the               strange,               continuing               race               of               die               hard               candidate               Congressman               Ron               Paul.

Paul               has               actually               never               technically               withdraw               from               the               Presidential               race,               even               though               he               is               also               running               for               reelection               for               his               House               seat.

Paul               is,               in               many               ways,               more               of               a               maverick               tan               John               McCain,               more               libertarian               than               conservative               Republican.

Paul               in               fact               was               the               Libertarian               Party               Presidential               Candidate               in               1988.
               Paul's               followers,               called               Paulitinians               by               some,               are               small               in               number,               but               great               in               enthusiasm.

What               Paul               and               his               followers               intend               to               do               is               unclear.

Paul               is               not               garnering               many               if               any               delegates,               so               the               idea               that               he               would               even               have               enough               of               a               delegation               to               influence               the               National               Convention               is               questionable.
               There               is               no               wide               spread               revolt               against               McCain               among               the               Republican               Party,               even               given               his               tendency               to               irritate               members               of               his               own               party.

McCain               is               right               (in               both               senses               of               the               word)               on               most               of               the               important               issues,               such               as               the               War               on               Terror,               taxes,               and               judges.

McCain               does               have               appeal               to               independents               and               even               some               Democrats,               which               will               be               crucial               for               winning               the               election               in               the               Fall.

But               it               will               be               a               difficult               balancing               act               to               get               the               votes               of               those               people               while               not               alienating               the               conservative               base               of               the               Republican               Party.
               Sources:               John               McCain's               Challenge,               The               Corner               on               National               Review               Online,               Mark               Levin,               May               7th,               2008               
               Are               Republicans               "Voting               Against"               McCain?,               CQ               Politics,               Eric               Pfeiffer,               May               7th,               2008               
               Republicans               Aren't               Voting               "Against"               McCain,               Weekly               Standard               Weblog,               John               McCormack,               May               7th,               2008






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