[calcowgirl]

Use logic. If you do NOT vote for McCain, you reduce by (1) the number of votes the GOP ticket receives.

Yep. And in California my one vote won't make a darn bit of difference.

So why would I give it to a man whose policies of Amnesty and Global Warming (among a long list) I violently disagree with?

That would make no sense.

The only beneficiary of that petulant act, is Comrade Obama.

Wrong. It does nothing to help Obama.

[mkjessup]

Use logic. If you do NOT vote for McCain, you reduce by (1) the number of votes the GOP ticket receives.
Yep. And in California my one vote won't make a darn bit of difference.

Actually, it just did. I'll explain after you're done.

So why would I give it to a man whose policies of Amnesty and Global Warming (among a long list) I violently disagree with? That would make no sense.

This isn't an election based on one single, or even two seperate issues. You know that.

The only beneficiary of that petulant act, is Comrade Obama.
Wrong. It does nothing to help Obama.

No, the fact is, you've already helped Obama right here on FR with your display of indignation about McCain, and there is always the possibility that you'll be cited by the Obama campaign as an example of how the GOP ticket will be "more divisive" than Obama-Biden, hey: you might even get famous with a mention in an Obama ad, "Conservatives like CalCowGirl have no intention of voting for John McCain, we need a unifier, not a divider, vote Obama-Biden November 4th"

You see CalCowGirl, not only do "loose lips sink ships", but "ugly talk can make others balk".

If this were a war, would you be seen (based on your statements just today in this thread) as helping the enemy (Obama) or helping defeat the enemy?

Only you can answer that question.