[Redcloak]

Sure I’ll vote for a Republican candidate.

...if the Party actually nominates one.

[Hunterite]

Unfortunately, like a drug user, America has to hit rock bottom before voters stop being afraid to vote for who they really want.

[MaxMax]

People seem to have this selfish need to be "inspired" these days to vote.
I don't buy it, it's called lazy in my book..

Maybe it's part of the "ME" society born from the 60's. Bah.

I'll vote no matter what.

And to those of the 2006 election who didn't vote, STFU!

[Sir Francis Dashwood]

My choices...

1. Thompson = yes

2. Hunter = .......yes

3. Tancredo = ...yes

4. Romney = .....yes

5. Huckabee = ...yes

6. McCain = ......very weak maybe

5. Giuliani = .....write-in "Bullwinkle"

6. Paul = ........write-in "Bullwinkle"

[BibChr]

Almost certainly.

What I don’t know for sure is what I’ll do if Giuliani is “our” candidate. In that case I’ll... { groan } I’m not sure what I’d do. Hoping not to have to cross that bridge.

[kenmcg]

ABC=ANYBODY BUT CLINTON!!!!

[avacado]

No true Conservative would allow Hillary or any other Democrat to walk into the Whitehouse.

[azhenfud]

I will vote, by write-in if necessary.

[Just another Joe]

Yes, I will vote in the 2008 election.
I might even vote Republican if they nominate the right candidate.

(Mmmmmmf, sorry about the pun)

[mainerforglobalwarming]

The 2008 election could be it for the nation. We’re screwed if the democrats win. I suspect a hillary win will mean 56 or 57 democrats in the U.S. Senate. Counting on rino’s like snowe, the democrats will most likely have a filibuster proof senate. The 20 million plus illegals will be put on the path to citizen ship. Probably fast tracked so they can vote in 2012. Millions of convicted felons will have their voting rights restored. The gop gang may not be much better. But at least there is some hope for the nation if our nominee wins.
And I think there is a good chance the gop nominee will win. Hillary is a horrible candidate. Worse then Kerry in many respects. And I think, running on a conservative platform, the gop nominee could get 55% of the vote.

[Little Ray]

Yes. I can always skip the Presidential line

[Big Horn]

I have always voted GOP and plan to again.

[RabidBartender]

As goes Missouri, so goes the nation (except for 1954).

I will go to the polls in 2008 (to help Sam Graves beat Kay “carpetbagger” Barnes). I will likely vote for any Republican nominee, except for Guiliani.

It seems to me that if some folks spent as much time ensuring Giuliani doesn’t get the nomination that they do castigating those who won’t vote for him, we wouldn’t have this problem.

[Manic_Episode]

I HAVE to vote so I can bitch for the next 4 years.

Won't be for Rudy though.

[Redleg Duke]

Damned right. The worst Republican candidate (And I do not count Ron Paul among them!) is better than the “best” RAT Candidate.

[EveningStar]

I will vote for the Republican nominee. Period.

I will not stay home.

I will not vote third party.

I will not write in a name.

I will not vote for the Democrat.

[subterfuge]

NO.

[NYC Republican]

Yes. Without a doubt. Those that stay home are a disgrace, helping facilitate a Hillary victory

[Old Professer]

The surest way to elect Hillary is to nominate Rudy.

[NYC Republican]

Here's the truth, for those idiots that talk about staying home- what a childish, selfish act

A Hillary Presidency would last 8 years... No matter how much she falters, the media will continue to shill for her, and gush in her glory...

The country will become far more liberal, and we can forget about a GOP president for several years, as Obama will be groomed as her successor... Today's PC world is nothing compared to what 8 years of Hillary would mean... I won't even go into how many judges, at all levels, will infest our country...

You ultra-radical "conservatives" (i.e.-Savage listeners or Hunter supporters) are going to help elect this beast.