[Sabertooth]

It's the same on the right... we don't get everything we want but we get a hell of a lot more with the moderate GOP in office than a leftie. I'll fight with everything I have in me to keep Kerry out of the White House, even if that means fighting against fellow conservatives willing to help put him there.

How, exactly?

If they're leaning against voting for Bush, how do you fight them back to your side?

You really ought to be fighting whatever advisors told President Bush to risk kissing off a lot of votes. They're the ones endangering GOP prospects in November.

[Tamzee]

If they're leaning against voting for Bush, how do you fight them back to your side?

This may shock you, Saber, but quite often people vote a certain direction because they are just plain old mis-informed about either the candidates platform or they are naive about how political power can translate into policy changes that someone wants.

For example, I voted Perot in 1992. If ONE PERSON had sat me down for a moment and showed me the numbers involved in actually putting a third party candidate in the White House, I NEVER would have voted Perot. I liked Bush Sr. infinitely more than I liked Clinton... and those were actually my two choices no matter how stupid I was to realize it.