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I was talking with a democrat the other day. She believes that her party is for change (mostly bad IMO) and that the Republican Party survives by keeping people in fear. Reading some of the posts around here, it’s hard not to argue that.

Tammy Bruce said a couple of weeks ago on her radio show that she was shocked that so many conservatives were shocked to see what the democrats were doing after they took office in 2007. She said the dems usually will attempt to implement the policies they run on. I think people aren't scared enough to be honest.

I have many issues with McCain, but McCain economic team wants to implement lower tax rates to stimulate econmic growth. Where have we heard this before??? But this goes over the head of many FR who get the economic news from Howard Ruff.

A year from now when the Hilabama puts another Ruth Bader Meinhoff Ginsberg on the Supreme Court don't complain to me because I warned you. You would have gotten what you want.

With McCain, fear (of hillary or obama) is the only way to sell him. Unfortunately for the GOP, McCain has given us plenty of reasons to fear a McCain presidency. So, my choice comes down to abandoning principle and picking who might be the lesser fear between three people I would never vote for. I vote no.