[UWconservative]

I've seen that, aside from his policies, Romney is a decent human being who wouldn't leave his wife even though she has MS.

Our other two "apparent" choices are Giuliani and McCain. Giuliani is an open border, anti gun, pro abortion liberal with 3 marriages. Some of his depravities are unthinkable to the average American in regards to his marriage, especially the blatant manner in which he was cheating on his wife.

McCain is not stable. McCain-Feingold has done nothing but make the donations system FUBAR. McAmnesty. And on top of it all, he dumped his model wife after she is disabled in a traffic accident to pick up another woman. My father never left my mother when she was diagnosed with MS.

In a better age these two would be tarred, feathered, and run out of town for their sickening behavior.

[onyx]

You seem overly concerned with the personal lives of two of the men. As a matter of fact, in the McCain example, his first wife, Carole, remain a good and close friend of his. Rudy;s divorces go against his religion --- a religion I happen to share and I am not happy about that, but "IF" he's the GOP nominee, I will vote for him.

I vote for a Commander-in-Chief, particularly in times of war.

The primaries have not yet commenced; potential candidates have not yet announced; --- yet we have posters here already wringing their hands and commiserating about who they will not vote for. Good grief. Just wait until they see what the democrats nominate.

My issues are national security (defense and our military) and the federal benches. A lot of the social issues will be decided by federal courts. I'd like to have a GOP POTUS filling those benches, and the more conservative the POTUS, the better.