[sully777]

Yup! There are issues that I support and issues I am embarrassed to see such as bloated education budget written by U-Boat Teddy and billions that will fund little Khalid's visit to the AIDS clinic in Nigeria (in your dreams sucker), etc.. Also, the list neglects to mention CFR, ONE TRILLION DOLLAR NEW ENTITLEMENT PROGRAM of Medi-scripts, Bush's unwillingness to force senate up or down vote on judicial nominees, and ILLEGAL immigration control, AND MAY I ADD BUSH'S SORRY BEHAVIOR TOWARD ISRAEL'S TERROR PROBLEMS.

I am of the opinion that Bush (and his supporters on this thread) should consider the lessons learned in the SC primary when John McCAin was upended by the conservative base supporting Bush. You all seem mouthy toward conservatives but conservatives saved Bush's rear. You all forget that if the conservatives sat home it would have been McCain and Gore. And that's an ugly thought!

I'm conservative. I do not like Buchanan. I think Keyes is a joke. I know politics is a ruthless game of give and take. I stick by my observation that the political system in the USA is changing and the future is on this thread. Bush better get wise beety eyes!

[Howlin]

I stick by my observation that the political system in the USA is changing and the future is on this thread.

Well, it's surely not you.

[onyx]

Sully, apparently you are of the opinion that "conservatives" fall into a neat little package of your wrapping.

Not so. It will surprise you to know that I am likely more to the Right than you are, were I to have my way. Sorry, I vote for the Republican every time. Straight GOP ticket.

Democrats are the enemy within and any third party candidate is a vote-splitter, a maturbatory and wasted vote.

Stakes are too high to play "pouting child" --- politics is rough and dirty. Played by grown-ups who vote for the best VIABLE candidate, not some pie-in-the-sky egotist.

It's our choice, Sully, Bush or the democrat. Couldn't be easier or more clear.