[Delphinium]

If you have always voted to the GOP presidential candidate, then obviously you really don't "vote principles over party"; now do you?

Forunately I live in Idaho, and we have mostly principled, backboned conservatives to vote for.

In 1992 I just kept thinking , "Clarence Thomas" and I voted for Bush.

When it comes down to if my vote might cause the leadership to go to the democrats, or republicans, I would vote for the Rino, just to keep the Republicans in power.

I can't remember any Republican in my lifetime that has been even 1/10 as liberal as Rudy. This is a year, like no other.

I will be working hard, so that it doesn't come to the place where I have to decide between two evils.

[OMalley]

Its the same here. Its nice to live in a red state:)

[Delphinium]

Some here are waiting for you to answer #900

[nopardons]

Rudy isn't nearly as "liberal" as you claim he is and depending upon how old you are, your recollections, vis-a-vis, a comparison between him and other GOP presidential candidates
would be determine by not only your age, but the exact meaning of the world liberal.