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I have a problem with your shortsightedness; yes, I do.

Yes, the GOP took hold, but Clinton gave away and sold our secrets to the ChiComs and more. Ge passed all kinds of EOs, which could NOT be undone by President Bush. Clinton's true legacy is 9/11! Without his presidency, that wouldn't have happened.

I can give you many other overriding examples, but you really should know it, without my having to enumerate them all.

And based on how unhappy the base (right wing conservatives I mean, not moderates) is right now with the majority in Congress and Pres Bush, what do you see for the elections in 2006? Are these people going to stay home?

Quite frankly, I'm scared that it means high Dem turnout (with actual real live people) LOL

I read what you and Tater say and I agree with a lot of it. But at what point do you agree that we've sacrificed party for principles? Where do we lose out on our core values just to "win".

I don't want a Democrat in the WH. Especially not the likes of Clinton, Kerry, Dean, etc. I did vote for Badnarik in 2004 since I live in Indiana. I knew Kerry wouldn't win Indiana in any circumstance, so I was safe to cast my protest vote on principle. If I had lived in a swing state I would have held my nose & voted for Bush. LOL The SCOTUS was too important not to.

Peace?