[Fledermaus]

I will, unless something changes, not even bother to vote in 2004.

I can't vote against Bush, but I can't vote for him either.

As usual, I'll take care of myself and will not wait for government or my representatives to do the right thing.

I'm not afraid of the terrorist and I'm not worried about the economy or my income. Bush has to earn my trust and so far he's coming up short.

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

I will, unless something changes, not even bother to vote in 2004. I can't vote against Bush, but I can't vote for him either.

There are a lot of us that disgusted with both parties. I talked to an electrical utility supervisor a few days ago and he said he voted for Bush last time but cannot vote for him next year. He was furious with the export of good jobs and the flood of illegals taking the jobs left. He said he could stomach a vote for a Democrat but is thoroughly disgusted so he will not vote at all.

People are fed up. Neither major party is considering the best interests of the working American.

A lot of people on this forum may not like the reality but the Republican Party has abandoned many of its positions and has made a lot of good people feel like political orphans.

[Coop]

Bush has to earn my trust and so far he's coming up short.

You need to pull your head out. Bush has earned my trust time and again as a leader during war, by restoring dignity to the White House, by cutting my taxes, by respecting our military, and by nominating conservatives to the bench. Not only will I vote for him, but I will volunteer for his re-election campaign.

[WhiteGuy]

Well said.

Unless the gop does a 180 in the next 6 months, I will happily vote for the most conservative non-incumbent candidate.

Third party or write-in - both OK with me.

It's well past the time for our elected to PUT AMERICANS FIRST.