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Have you forgotten Harriet Miers?

Nope. 1) She is a conservative. 2) She's not on the Supreme Court. And because Dubya hasn't embraced your pet issue of the Fair Tax, this somehow means my taxes aren't lower? That's quite humorous.

Yes, our military is stronger, better funded and more respected than during the previous administration. There's no argument here.

Yes, the global terrorist infrastructure has been decimated under President Bush's leadership. That doesn't mean the threat is gone. There's no argument here.

Evidence of fewer abortions? Here you go.

If Harriet Miers is conservative, John Kerry is a moderate. Her ties and connections with the feminist and abortionist left were well documented and were one of the reasons Bush was forced to dump her.

My taxes are lower too, but I'm still paying around half of my income to taxes in one form or another. That's simply unacceptable. If a Republican house, senate, and executive can't do better than that, then they need to go.

What's the use of having a strong and respected military if you're not going to use it? Why is Bush flirting with the UN again, in dealing with Iran, when we already got seriously burned by them leading up to Iraq?

And what about trying terrorists as criminals in our courts alongside American citizens? Are you happy that literally millions of your tax dollars will be going to house and feed Mousaoui?

Thanks for the link of the number of abortions. Now please tell me exactly how Bush and the GOP made this happen.

I strive to be open minded to the Bush apologists, and I would truly love to think that he in particular, and the GOP in general, respected conservative values, but I just don't see it. You're response to this would probably be that politics move slow and the GOP are doing the best they can. To that I would say, again, that they own the house, senate, and the executive, but every single day it continues to get worse. If the current crop of Republicans can't get the job done, we need to go elsewhere.