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Yea, right.

A man without a plan that will send his vote down the drain and support a greater evil. I have absolutely no respect for this nonsense. I have grave problems with the 'pubs. Sorry, that is where I am at. However, I have far greater problems with the Marxist rats. The only way to deal with it is to eliminate the vermin first and then further define the remaining issues.

Then we can get it down to defining issues. Those that hold the position of the author are merely perpetuating the problem. They call it choosing the lessor of two evils. I call it choosing the closer to my belief, and then persuading to step closer to my position.

I find no honor in this position, but consider it a copout. Pray a little bit about it, and then get over it, then support the one who is closest to your belief. If not, support Nadar.

Blessings, Bobo

I have a lot of problems with the way the Republican party operates myself. I am a conservative first, and then a Republican. I have been a conservative all my life and a Republican for twentyseven years.

The battle for our Republic and our culture is extradinarily frustrating, but then it is obvious it was going to be quite difficult to reverse the untold destruction caused by the Left to our country and our society, heck to all of western civilization. It is much like trying to put a Genie back into a bottle.

That said, those who think voting third party is going to yield greater success for conservatives and our lofty goals, are hopelessly and foolishly mistaken. Actually, in reality they are giving up on their principles rather than fighting for them, though I know they don't see it that way. It's easier to be a big fish in a little pond (third party) than to be a little fish in a big pond (Republican Party). Sadly, third party conservatives are only deluding themselves, and their delusions are extremely costly not only to the conservative cause, but also to the future of our country.