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"In a sense, this could be good for the party."

I think it is. At least, I pray it is.

Truth be told, I don't want to vote Libertarian in 2008. I want to vote Republican.

But you need to prove to me that if I vote Republican, I'll get a damned Republican!

I expect duplicity, lies and dirty tricks from Democrats, but not from Republicans, from whom such behavior is intolerable.

Please, clean the barn and return to the grass-roots conservatism that carried the day in 1994.

As a reluctant Libertarian I beg you: PLEASE! BE REPUBLICANS FOR A CHANGE!

There are different kinds of Republicans; not just one kind, so it's kind of difficult to know what you mean. If you mean "conservative", than say so. If you mean a small "l" Republican, than say that. Just give us some idea.

If you are really a Libertarian, then why don't you just vote for your party's candidate. Of course, he or she has absolutely NO chance of ever winning, but at least you would be true to your own calling. And no, I am not trying to chase you away, but if you have consistently voted for Republicans, then why not register as one and work with and FOR the party that you vote for?

And here's a thought.....if you decide that you don't like the GOP candidate for '08, you didn't vote in the primary, so you had NO voice in the matter. Don't put the blame for that on others, since you don't want to get your hands dirty. Don't ask US to do something for YOU, when YOU won't do anything to help yourself.