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Just be honest about it.
---I couldn't be more honest

go ahead and vote as you wish........

-- You can count on it.

This is still a free country.

I'm just wondering, where is your line in the sand?

Is there any deed, policy or position that would cause you to withdraw your support in an election fro the gop candidate?

Is voting the party line more important than your principles?

What if, when crunch time arrived, the election was so close that a single policy decision could sway the entire election.

What if that single policy decision was the appointment of a supreme court justice.

What if the country were polarized over which one, of two, the president would nominate.

One being totally pro-life, the other being totaler pro abortion.

Nominating the pro abortion judge swings enough moderates to the gop to secure the election, the pro life judge would force the moderates to the other camp.

Would you still vote for the gop candidate? Would you have the courage to stand for your beliefs? What would you do?

I don't want an answer from you, I just wonder where the line in the sand is.

I know where mine is.

My line in the sand is abortion. Very close are a strong military, a strong national security, and a strong stand on morality.. President Bush meets all of those standards, and then some.

What I'm trying to get you to is the bottom line.

The candidate who will win...... if there are enough of you who demand that President Bush must align himself with all of your political ideals to 'earn' your vote, and who vote for a third party candidate..... will be a Democrat who stands for NOTHING that you stand for, and accomplished NONE of your goals.

As I said, you may well make that choice, but if John Kerry is our next President, you have to live with your part in making that happen....