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Giving the Republicans a landslide sends the message that the people reject the Democrats and their Marxist socialism/liberalism. We want to end the tyranny of the liberal activist judiciary. We want an end to the liberal obstructionism. If you allow the Democrats to regain power, you are sending the message that we want more liberalism rather than less, more of the homosexual agenda rather than less, more abortion rather than less, more immigration rather than less, more wealth redistribution rather than less, more restrictions on religious freedom, more gun-control, more environmentalism, more government, higher taxes, weaker national defense, more dependence on the UN, world courts, world government, etc, etc, etc.

Jim, I'm in agreement with all you're saying. I do not want to elect any Dimocrat, President or any other ofice. [although Zell Miller could be an exception]. I have not advocated voting for any Dimocrat. Voting an for alternative choice to the two parties is not the same as trying to get a Dimocrat elected. I'm displeased and very disappointed, not stupid. I've been vocal but not traitorous.

My position has always been to try to get the message across that true Conservatives are displeased with some of Bush's policy initiatives or with excessive spending on policy that's acceptable. And of course the amnesty.

There's not much I can do beyond sending emails/faxes to the Republicans except withhold my vote and make sure they know why. Unless I deem some or all of the Georgia races to be too close to risk it, I'll vote 3rd party or write in where possible. At this point, the GA contests look to be comfortable for the R's.

They don't need my vote. They do need my message.

***an ex-Republican voter***

I said above: At this point, the GA contests look to be comfortable for the R's.

Wrong there. For the record, the GA-4th will surely be a re-elect for Dim Denise Majette. At least she's much better than crazy Cynthia McKinney.

"Giving the Republicans a landslide sends the message that the people reject the Democrats and their Marxist socialism/liberalism."

Yes, but how do Conservatives send the message to the RINOs that we reject the Republican's liberal spending spree?! I don't want a RAT as POTUS either, but I also don't want to see a GOP POTUS and Congress making Clinton's spending look downright austere!!

FReegards...MUD