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Go for it. Vote for her; no one is stopping you. You’re the one ranting and raving, which isn’t going to change anyone’s mind.

I will vote in the primaries, against her, and then if she’s our party’s nominee, I will not vote.

My reasons for not voting for her:

1. She ruined eBay. I know too many sellers (who can’t wait to vote against her) whose small businesses she ruined by instilling large fees against them. Plus, the policies and regulations she put into place made it impossible for a seller to get a fair shake. Her rules always benefited the buyer and punished the seller.

2. She’s a Romney protege. Romney is a liberal elite Republican and so is she.

3. She was on Glenn Beck’s show and told him she was against off-shore drilling. She’s a “green” politician and that tells me she’s fallen for that propaganda.

4. She raved about Van Jones, which shows a poor judge of character on her part.

5. She gave Boxer $4,000 for her 2004 campaign and endorsed her. Yep, she’s a liberal.

6. She ADMITTED to a poor voting record.

We got screwed over with Arnold and she would be just as bad as him.

As far as I’m concerned, I see no difference between Meg Whitman or Jerry Brown. They’re both liberal progressives and they’ll both be bad for California.

I wipe my hands from that race. If I can’t stop her in the primaries, I’ll leave that portion of the ballot blank.

Unlike you, I’m a conservative FIRST and I happen to belong to the Republican party. That doesn’t mean I owe the GOP anything, including my vote.

Principle over party, always.