A McCain/Gore Ticket?

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With McCain's speech at Vespa Wind Technologies made it official, the RNC has a candidate, but the Republicans don't. In the speech, McCain said "We need to draw on the best ideas of both parties, and on all the resources a free market can provide." then goes off on a line of blah blah blah, hitting all of the Democrat talking points. Yes folks, John "I left my spine in hanoi hilton" McCain has joined the Al Gore Medicine Show. He has revealled himself to be no better than a snake oil salesman with the latest, greatest elixir to cure your ills, releave your bowels, make the rain fall and change the flow of earth's cycles. Just as the tide is turning, and we are seeing the whole "global warming", "climate change" (or whatever term they will use next week because neither of those terms fit their propaganda anymore), BS for what it is, McCain steps into it and leaves the stink on his shoes. So what's a Republican supposed to do now? Do we continue to support a total RINO simply because he has an R after his name? Why should we? He obviously doesn't support us, so there is no reason he should expect our support. We're still waiting to see who he chooses as a running mate. I suggest he choose Al Gore. Why? Because he's already joined Gore in one dishonest, unethical scam, he might as well go all the way with it. Besides, coming out of the closet and admitting he's just another Democrat would at least be honest. Another bit of evidence into McCain's true political nature would be his refusal to take shots at Democrat candidates. While he says he wants to keep his campaign "above that", he sees no problem with taking shots at Republicans. I would say "his fellow Republicans", but as we clearly see from his own actions, the only "his fellows" in McCain's life are "his fellow Democrats". I have stated before that the only way I would vote for McCain is if he named a running mate who could get me excited for 2012. The VP doesn't do much, but for some reason they do become the heir apparent for the next election. I could still vote for him if he does name a good VP, but even that doesn't look very promising. As much turmoil as the DNC candidates are putting the party through, that's nothing compared to the fusion implosion of the RNC with McCain's finger on the party button.