[Lovergirl]

Great email. I have decided not to vote again. I used to believe it made a difference. Now I know it doesn't. All politicians are the same.

[Lovergirl]

I am very disappointed in jeb bush. (lower case letters intended)

[Graymatter]

I'm in just about the same place, I used to believe it made a difference, and now I know better.
Despite this, I know I'll have to vote for President Bush, the alternative being so awful, so dangerous. He is a leader. Not perfect, but a darned sight better than most presidents we've had. But Jeb---never, never. I mean to do my uttermost to support boycott of Florida, change of the laws, and the political retirement (without honors) of Jeb Bush, self-styled "champion of the disabled."

[isrul]

I really can't come up with any valid reason to disagree.

One group wants to euthanize us and the other group is willing to let them. There is no difference..

I may be able to find someone worthy of a vote but there's no guarantee that even one is left.

Things have gone way to far to ever again accept the lesser of two evils.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Same with me.. I think my days at freerepublic are numbered, my days of flying my flag proudly for GW are comming to an end. At this point I don't think I will vote again. It appears to all be a game that I don't want to play anymore.

[inquest]

I have decided not to vote again.

I very much sympathize with those who are disenchanted with the two dominant parties. But I strongly urge you not to give up on voting. There are good strong conservative candidates and parties (such as the Constitution Party) that would stand up to these kinds of horrors. You may ask what possible chances they have of winning, and it's true that the chances are rather slim. But since you've resigned yourselves not to vote at all, you're certainly not going to be making things any worse by voting for one of them. It's better than silence, by far.