Very persuasive ad hominem you just hurled, there. :|
Let me try this again: Yes I'm voting for Bush. But no, he's not a conservative in any fiscal sense. The enormous explosion in size of government under him can only fractionally be attributed to war and homeland defense spending. Pure entitlement spending - the stuff we ought to be cutting - is exploding too: No excuse for that.
I'm smart enough to see that for what it is: pure pandering. If it keeps Dean out of office, is it worth it? Maybe. But we need fiscal conservatism now more than ever, and I have no confidence - or any reason to be confident - that Bush will supply leadership there, as he has in the war on terror.
Absolutely false: Taxes. He cut them.
Maybe you think taxes will just go up in the future (yeah 'cause THAT's real popular and easy politically), but low taxes are a restraint on government spending and frame the debate as: higher taxes or lower spending?, a PR choice which we win; lowering the tax rate has already won future budget battles for conservatives to an extent you obviously do not comprehend.
So you should like Bush even more than you do.