[philsoc]

Disagree. I voted for him, twice. And I'd be tempted to vote for him again (or someone like him that was preaching the same gospel.)

In my mind, Ross Perot is a success story both in economic and patriotic terms - and he was willing to put his money where his mouth is. (So's John Kerry, but it's someone else's money - and I don't want to know who's mouth it is!)

He preached free trade IFF it was fair trade, re-instituting a strong moral compass to a nation that was heading off track, minimizing deficits, an end to judicial activism and to two-party gridlock.

I know most of the people FREEPing are Republican, but that is only because it is the only major party that somewhat represents your views.

Tell me the truth. How many of you/us were excited about the thought of a truly conservative party coming to power that had the goal of breaking through the gridlock and actually accomplishing something important?