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I'm not voting for W. I'm voting either Constitution Party or Libertarian.

That's splitting the conservative vote, so we have 4 years of Dem rule (followed by Hil in 2008 so that means possibly 12 years of dem rule). Do you really want that? Vote Bush.

First off, why would I vote Bush? He lost my vote. Second, if the "conservative vote" was together and marching in lock-step for Bush, we would get more of the same. Bigger and bigger government. It's time for the conservatives to wake up and realize that in 4 years, we're going to be facing choices. Today, we don't really face much of one. Bush is going to win. Big. Even without my vote.

What we're facing in 4 years, with Cheney repeatedly saying he won't run, is for the first time since LBJ decided to not run, a dual open primary from both the majors. If the Republicans see the Conservatives as a "given" then they have no need to be conservative. After all, where else are they going to go? Well, given a choice, I'd rather be in a party that believes in the same principles I do. Not one that believes in party first.

Paul