Perception Is Everything

John McCain is the worst conservative Republican candidate we've seen in decades. His policies and plans for the future are being completely overlooked. All that matters to voters currently is that he seems sincere. McCain's strength is currently Romney's weakness. Romney continues to give the appearance to too many voters that he is the used car salesman of the race. Nobody questions his ability to run a business or his understanding of the economy. His policies and issues are praised among conservatives far beyond what his competitors could ever hope for. For most people, his policies are all that matters, but apparently to enough voters, his wishy-washy perceptions is too much to swallow. I myself am a Romney supporter but still question how true to his policies he will stick. Having said that, I urge voters to not fall for McCain's "good guy" approach. I'm not claiming him to be a dishonest or an evil guy or even taking a sneaky approach to his nomination, I'm simply claiming that I don't care. I don't care how nice of a guy McCain is, I care about his policies. He may be republican, but he's not conservative. He wants to cut taxes to spur growth in the economy; great. Then, he also wants to spend over half a billion dollars a year to regulate going green and fight the global warming hoax. He claims to take a strong stand on the war which is fine and dandy until you see what seems to be his twenty year plan. The costs involved with that plan could sink the economy altogether, not help it. I have nothing against McCain personally, but I'm a conservative and he's not, and that's why perception is everything.