[ZULU]

That's why I'm supporting Duncan Hunter for President - or Newt Gingrich or possibly Rice or Kyl.

It sickens me to see the way Republicans are fawning over an egomaniacal left-wing big city northeastern liberal like JulieAnnie, or a loose cannon Judas like McCain or a waffling liberal like Romney.

If any of those three get nominated, I will not vote for them. I'll break with over a quarter of a century of supporting and voting for Republicans on the state and local levels and start working for an independent third party.

People like them are worse than Hillery Clinton because they steal from the American public the opportunity to make a real choice between two forms of governance, a liberal, big-government, loose constructionist based society in which the Courts and bureaucrats run every aspect of their private lives and interests and fund it with tax dollars sucked from their pockets while kow-towing to the U.N. and the Euroweenies - and a form of governance based on the Bill of Rights, the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, the principles of the Founding Fathers, Courts which act with constitutional restraint and leaders who reject cultural and societal equivalence and will who protect and defend our borders and nation against foreign invaders and Islamic social insurgents.

We thought we had made a choice between these two philosophies in 2000 and 2004. But the distinction has become ever more blurred the longer the present administration remains in power.

[Valin]

All I can say at this time is I will not vote for John McCain. Not now not ever.
RNC: Read and heed, there are a large number of us out here who feel the same way, and all it takes is 3-4% of the base staying home. If John McCain is the GOP nominee, then there'll be a democrat being sworn in as President on Jan. 20 2009.