[jimkress]

The author completely ignores Bush's complicity in the destruction of our Freedom of Speech via his approval of 'McCain-Feingold' 'Campaign Finance Reform'

No matter whether you vote for a 'Republican' or 'Democrat' presidential candidate you will still get a Liberal in the White House. Bush has proven that with his complicity in CFR 1st Amendment destruction and associated IRS abuse, horrific entitlement spending increases (e.g Medicare), amnesty for illegals, grotesque expansion of the Federal Government, continuing assault on our right to keep and bear arms, etc.

The only difference between the Republicans and the Democrats is that the Democrats want the US ruled by a combination of national and international despots while the Republicans prefer tyranny by just national despots.

Bush is a Republican Liberal. Bush believe Government is the solution, not the problem. His only difference with Liberals in the Democrat wing of the Liberal establishment is that his priorities for Big Government are slightly different from theirs - but with the same goal, complete subservience of/dependence on Americans to their government and its associated political class.

Given the objectives of both parties are the same, how can anyone justify supporting either party?

Oh yeah, with respect to the "giving your vote to Democrats" comments - the lesser of two evils is still evil. As long as people refuse to follow (and vote) their principles, evil prospers.

Vote for AMERICA, not Republican/Democrat hegemony. Support the Constitution Party.

[sauropod]

Unfortunately, Peroutka's platform says that the War in Iraq was unconstitutional (it wasn't).

If the CP is going to hang that position on whether or not the Congressional authorization to go to war was in fact a Declaration of War, and say that it was not, then the CP is obviously not up to the job.

I speak as one that voted for Howard Phillips in the last two presidential elections.