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I guess you could call me "unappeasable" when the discussion is "which Constitution-ignorer shall we elect this time?" I have to continue to jump up and down and wave my tiny little arms and squeak: There are more important things that just getting your favorite person elected!! A million Americans have fought and died for those Founding principles, and it is sad that we must push so fervently for a President who allows them to be ignored for simple political expediency (CFR, the drug entitlement, and AWB being the most glaring examples of unnecessary and blatantly anti-Constitutional positions held/supported by President Bush).

Until we find a Presidential candidate that won't support such unimportant (would ANY of those EVER save lives or be needed in response to a national emergency?), useless (counter-productive, really), and (amazingly clearly) anti-Constitutional positions, I simply have to leave that spot blank on my ballot. I pray that his foreign policy genius finally comes back home to guide his domestic agenda. Until I see that it has, I can only hope, if the Dems take it in 2004 or 2008, that the GOP in the House and Senate stand strong. We've certainly given them the numbers to do it!!!

Until we find a Presidential candidate that won't support such unimportant (would ANY of those EVER save lives or be needed in response to a national emergency?), useless (counter-productive, really), and (amazingly clearly) anti-Constitutional positions, I simply have to leave that spot blank on my ballot.

I guess you live out in the street then, since you can't find your perfect house either.

Psst, teach, nothing in life is going to be perfect and constantly whining that life isn't perfect ain't going to solve anything.

Face it you know that Bush is better than Dean, but you would rather whine.

>I simply have to leave that spot blank on my ballot

"Hold your friends close, but
hold your enemies closer."
Conservatives should

give that some thought when
they feel their only option
is to just not vote.