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"I was determined until recently that I would simply sit out this presidential ballot (for the first time in forty years). Since recent disturbing revelations about the company that Barack Obama keeps, I have wavered in that decision. At this point, I am not certain how or whether I will be casting my vote for president. I cannot vote for Obama, but I believe McCain is a far greater threat to our liberty and sovereignty than most of us are willing to admit. The fact that he isn’t a conservative represents just the tip of the iceberg."

An understandable dilemma but one with respect to which--and I know you will understand this--I am determined not to become ensnared. I refuse to attempt to make distinctions among the various degrees of treason which each of the three candidates exemplify and then assign a grade from which a candidate can be chosen. With these three candidates, such a process would take the classic "least worse" evaluation and stand it on its head. All three are so obviously unfit for office as to make one wonder there can be any doubt of that at all. I refuse to legitimize the least treasonous one with a vote. To hell with all three of them.

Although it may not sound like it, I can empathize with those of us who are having such a difficult time with this. To them I would say be patient--the "unfit three" have plenty of time to embarrass themselves further and to demonstrate, conclusively, why none of them are fit for office. To name one of these phony political hacks President is to spit on the U. S. Constitution and insult our Founders as well as all of the brave souls who have sacrificed life and limb to defend the United States.