So what do you do -- do you just sit out every election in Massachusetts then?
Must all your candidates be nominees for cannonization before you'll vote for them?
Are you a nominee for cannonization yourself? If not, why not?
And if not, is it not you who should be so ashamed instead of feeling the need to point a finger at everyone else?
If you sat at home and didn't vote because no one was perfect enough for you, or you wrote in someone who was never a contender, just know one thing: your failure to vote, or choice to vote for Don Quixote is the equivalent of voting for whoever won.
And with the possible exception of Scott Brown, you've got a lot of liberal Massachusetts pols to account for that you have by all accounts unwittingly helped to elect.
You and I both likely know of the 50-year old John Birch Society, located in Belmont, MA.
The Birchers of Belmont were right about a lot of things, but too stuck in their own self-righteousness to effect any real change that has done anything substantive or that resembles anything successful leading the political way back to a true conservatism.
Your posture sounds very much like that of a Bircher.
