[Gracey]

So how do you define a MODERATE or CONSERVATIVE. I’ve beeen called every name you can mention. However, I vote REPUBLICAN and don’t expect perfection. We voted for Bush and look, most of us differ with his spending, illegal immigration and a few other issues. However, it’s also important to look at his choices for SCOTUS, his stance on protecting our country and his honesty and decency.

So how do you define the differences?

Here’s my definition: I’m to the Right on most issues, but I TOLERATE others who are not purists. Most of this country is in the middle of the bell curve. It’s takes over 50 percent to win in the general election, and those folk who vote sometimes D sometimes R are the people who decide elections. We need a candidate that can appeal to them also.

I’d say that Fred Thompson, Rudy Giuliani, and Mitt Romney can possible fit in that category, and also have voter appeal. Any of them get my whole hearted support if they win the nomination.

Now, please share your Moderate-Conservative category?

[streetpreacher]

Nah, I’m too tired to tackle an essay. Go back and re-read my post. You seem to have missed the point.