[Yankereb]

You seem to relish keeping the Republicans as a minority party. What exactly would that prove? I will vote for anyone the Republicans nominate, better half a loaf than none at all. At least we would have some influence on them, whereas with an Obama or Billary, we would have none at all.BTW I am what you would consider an “evangelical” conservative, and that doesn’t mean that I support James Dobson. I personally think he’s wrong. Just because you are an evangelical, doesn’t mean you’re a theocrate. There are a lot of us out there. The MSM has done a superlative job of painting us as wild-eyed, one issue voters. I am sure that there are some like that, most probably in the minority, I can assure you, the majority of evangelicals are not, and should not be written off by any Republican candidate.

[MeanWestTexan]

I fully agree with you regarding evangelicals and how the MSM completely distorsts their views.

Dobson, however, is an idiot. Or rather, he’s politically stupid and full of self-importance and ego.

Dobson’s “Thompson is not a Christian” leak was designed to destroy the Thompson campaign, and it worked.

[papasmurf]

better half a loaf than none at all

Yeah, a half a loaf today. And next time, another half of that half. And next time...

THAT'S where we are RIGHT NOW! That's how we got here.

No more halves!

No "Leftovers" for me. I'm votin' for Fred!

[daylilly]

The problem with your post is, there is no half a loaf with any of them. None of them has a history of governing or advocating conservative principles in the past so there is no assurance of what they will do if elected. Promises don’t mean anything this year.

There is no lesser of two evils. If these RINOs act like they have in the past they will be just as bad or worse than the rats.