[ohioWfan]

What's pathetic is to read ad nauseum that you aren't going to vote for him because.......(insert issue of the day).

You have all lost any credibility you may have had with reasonable dialogue, because of your emotion based, childish, "I'm going to take my ball and go home" posts....

How do you expect to be taken seriously by anyone but your small band of buddies??

[RiflemanSharpe]

In my case my vote is relatively meaningless. I live in TX, if GWB is in danger of losing here he has lost in to many other states to hopw to win. I therefore free to protest GWB by offering my vote to the Constitution party. In the hopes that this act and others will push the reps to the right. I vote for the most conservative person I can. I will be voting rep in the other races.

[Bikers4Bush]

You know there are a lot more of us than my "small band of buddies" otherwise you wouldn't be so scared.

[Charlotte Corday]

Most of the die hard Bush supporters here on FR want to have it two ways.

1 - "You (Constitution, Libertarian, Tancredo write in) folks are a tiny fleabite on the country's rear end. Who cares what you think?"

2 - "You (Constitution, Libertarian, Tancredo write in) folks are PUTTING AMERICA IN DANGER because you won't vote for W. Are you NUTS??"

They can't both be true.

It's pretty clear that Bush and Rove have accepted (1), deciding they have a much better chance of winning in 2004 by triangulating the center-left vote and letting us diehard limited government types pound sand.

Hey, that's their call. They just should not be surprised when they get what they planned on.