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I vote for an electable conservative, okay?

Then why are you considering a socialist like McCain?

I am almost persuaded to work for a man whom I disagree with VISCERALLY on some vital issues.

Then you will be working for a candidate who actively sought out the socialist Democrats in 2001 when he was considering becoming a member of that party. You will be supporting a man who was considered by socialist John Kerry to be a potential VP running mate in 2004. You will be supporting someone who has been funded by communist billionaire George Soros. You will be aiding a candidate who has sponsored bills that restrict free speech (McCain-Feingold), the fallacy of human induced global warming(Lieberman-McCain Stewardship Climate Act), amnesty for illegal aliens(McCain-Kennedy)all with staunch socialists. This doesn't include McCain scheduled to speak to the illegal alien supporting group La Raza who wants the western part of the U.S. to be part of Mexico, stated he is against drilling in ANWR and admonished his own party by defending Marxist Obama because the North Carolina GOP ran an ad against Obama.

But the alternative, this CoH, is very very frightening to me—especially after witnessing just a few minutes of this guy’s speech on TV.

You should be frightened of all three socialists. All will be a disaster for the country.

"disaster"

Voting means selecting the best candidate which many times means voting for the least worst candidate. McCain, despite all his faults, will certainly protect the country better than the other two.

You have offered nothing to me but purist ideology—something I’ve already addressed.

I’ve described the dilemma, and your insistence on making all three candidates the same shows a stunning lack of discernment.

Thanks for your contribution.