McCain will be very competitive in NJ in November so he should be here as much as possible. He can win a lot in a state that is 55% independent.

How foolish do the throngs of early Guilliani backers feel now??  Baroni is a good guy and good for him.  Can you say Governor Baroni?

If McCain wins, those Giuliani backers who pushed the "winner takes all the delegates" model for the GOP primary are going to feel pretty silly.

Awesome news..I'll be there..wherever it is.

Appeciate the warning.  Where can we hide?

Joystick John the Automoton will come to address all of us as "my friends".  Fascism comes to NJ clothed in faux military glory-garb and carrying a picture of Rambo . . . well, at leatht he doethn't lithp.

Where's the bunker?  Women and children first!

I think it is great that John McCain is coming to New Jersey.The people of Hamilton respect him and I look forward to his visit.The people you have to give credit to for John McCains success in New Jersey and have been working behind the scenes with no fanfare are Senator Bill Baroni,Stacy Schuster and Joe Colletti.

anyone think he will pick Rudy as Vice-President? or do you go Romney and team up foreign affairs with economic? I think McCain needs an East Coast person.

I think he goes with Huckabee to firm up his support with the right.  Or he can go with a mid-western governor like MN Gov Pawlenty, who has been heavily involved in his campaign or Senator Graham from SC. MD Lt Gov Mike Steele would be also attractive.  But my own favorite is Sec of State Rice.

No matter what happens in FL on Tuesday, Rudy is toast. 

Who says McCain won NJ? Let's wait until February 5, and then some more. These primaries are long from over. Romney and Huckabee will be around for a long time and win some states too. I'd say it will go on until the convention. McCain is dead in the water then.

When you choose VP at this stage you remind me of Democrats promoting Menendez for VP (see another speculation above). Let's be realistic. What will you say when Huckabee wins NJ? 

Tell the TURNCOAT conservative RINO to stay the HELL out of New Jersey.

I'm certainly going to be the last person crowning anyone the nominee since latest polls have the Flipster leading by a tiny bit in Florida. Huck might win a southern state or two but Im not really sure  how far he can go on little resources. I heard McCain did get some money finally after two big wins, nothing big, unfortunately he's not wealthy like Romney. That being said I think NJ will be between McCain and Rudy, I think it will be hard for any other republican to gain traction here that quickly. McCain may have the upper hand if Rudy loses Florida,  even if McCain loses Florida as well. It will look worse for Rudy.

Oh and McCain would never pick Romney as a VP, they hate eachother. I don't think Romney would get paired up with anyone of the nominees now, or he would name any one of them his VP. Huck is certainly VP type material because of his friendly nature, appeal to social conservatives, and he could deliver Arkansas.

I always say that it's far better to remain silent and hide your ignorance than to open your mouth and prove it for all the world to see . . .

Well, if you were watching the GOP presidential debate last Thursday Night, you saw Joystick John try to bluster his way out of a simple question posed to him by the supposedly "unqualified" (according to the NY Times) GOP candidate for the nomination, Rep. Ron Paul of Texas.  Instead of simply admitting that he (Joystick) didn't know the answer, he opened his mouth and proved he not only knows little or nothing about the operations of the office of POTUS, but also that he is intellectually dishonest as well.

Fot those that weren't watching or didn't pick up on it, Ron Paul asked McCain if he would continue to rely upon the President's Working Group on Financial Markets (the so-called "Plunge Protection Team"); would he keep it in operation; and if so, would he open up the meetings to public and media scrutiny.

McCain, looking like the proverbial deer caught in the headlights, blurted out that instead of relying upon any formal group, he'd rely upon the Secretary of the Treasury, his Council of Economic Advisors and his circle of trusted friends.  McCain then smiled, thinking he had dodged a bullet.  The moderators said nothing.  Phew, that was a close one . . .

But the online financial mags and newspapers really picked up on it,  indicating that it was plain that Joystick didn't understand the question or have any familiarity with The Working Group on Financial Markets because all or most of the people that McCain indicated he would rely upon are actual members of the Working Group (the Treas. Sec chairs the group) . . .

In a post debate-interview caught on a YouTube, someone asked Ron Paul if he thought Joystick understood the question.  Ron Paul said apparently not because the people McCain mentioned in his response were already members of the president's group.

Good thing for McCain that the media has picked him as their favorite for the nomination.  Joystick has insisted that he is well informed on economic issues even though he had indicated earlier that he was not.  But the media is leaving this one alone.  If the media picked up on this gaffe and replayed it over on the 24/7 infotainment news programs, McCain would be toast, as he should be.

A first-class BS artist . . . just what we need . . . four more years.

Who are you to proclaim what a real republican is? McCain is a Vietnam vet and a war hero. Your words seem very foolish.

 The Republican Party is at odds with itself because it has drawn on too many extremes for support, and they are pulling each other apart.

 For you to claim to know what a 'real' republican is ludicrous. It is a hugely broad term.

http://www.vietnamveteransagainstjohnmccain.com/

I am always amazed at the number of people who rail against "extreme-ism" as though it has some inherent independent, political or moral significance.

Would you equally condemn Mother Teresea and Josef Stalin?  Both were "extremists".  Mother Teresea was extremely kind, giving, moral and tireless in her efforts to better the human condition.  Stalin was extremely murderous, meglomoniacal, paranoid and intent on consolidating all power in himself not matter the cost to the world.

Extremism in the defense of liberty (Paulism) is no vice.  Extreme militarism (McCainism) is the most dangerous and destructive vice, particularly for one seeking the office of POTUS.  The term "miltary hero" outside of a just war is an oxymoron.  McCain achieved his military "fame" in an unjust war.  Ergo, he is no hero . . . just another potential tin-pot dictator.

We've had enough of that . . .  

McCain isn't a War Hero? You can post whatever conspiracy web site you want and you still wouldn't be able to convince me, or many other people. This guy can't move his arms a certain way and has a ton of scars and your telling me that he's not a hero? That's just demeaning.

I've seen some republicans attack McCain on issues or policies, but to think that some of them are willing to believe this nonsense and stoop that low is appalling.

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