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Kurt's actions have either been calculated, or out of abject stupidity. It can only be one or the other.

I believe the most dangerous candidates for president in this cycle were (1) Romney, (2) McCain, (3) Obama and (4) Clinton. It admittedly took me some time to figure out that Giuliani wasn't a serious threat, and I didn't become convinced Romney was an egomaniacal fraud until the Reagan library debate.

The critical difference between a liberal Democrat president and a liberal Republican president is that the Democrat would face substantial congressional opposition. Congressional Republicans have already begun rolling over for McCain's liberalism.

I believe the most dangerous candidates for president in this cycle were (1) Romney, (2) McCain, (3) Obama and (4) Clinton.

Those are the only 4 candidates that were viable. So you admit, your order of preference in this presidential race has been:

1) Clinton
2) Obama
3) McCain
4) Romney

You sir, stand in stark contrast to our values here on FR.
You are the polar opposite of everything we stand for.
Take a look, fellow FReepers, before you waste any more time giving trolls like this an opportunity to lead you further astray.

The critical difference between a liberal Democrat president and a liberal Republican president is that the Democrat would face substantial congressional opposition. Congressional Republicans have already begun rolling over for McCain's liberalism.

That is very well said Kurt Evans.

While I was sympathetic to your cause in Huckabee, as a Reagan Conservative, I could not stand with you. In your support of Keyes however, I am happy to stand with you, and I welcome your not inconsiderable talents and zeal- For in Keyes you see, we can all find common ground, just like you and I.

Far be it from anyone here to cast aspersions upon a Reagan Conservative such as Dr. Keyes. They belittle him out of the fear of what he, and his supporters represent. If he does win the CP nomination, it can well mean the end of the Republican hopes this year. McCain's support is a mile wide and an inch deep. If one merely gets the ball rolling, I can well imagine wholesale abandonment of the Republicans altogether. My, what a wrench that would cast into the well-oiled machinery of the Globalists, not to mention D.C. itself.