[af_vet_rr]

So you claim to represent JimRob? Betya don’t!

No, not at all, I was using him as an example, as Jim Robinson has widely known views on abortion. If I used my wife's name, it would mean absolutely nothing to you. Jim Robinson on the other hand, you're instantly familiar with his views on abortion.

With the record Perry has, its a pretty good stretch to try to tie his position to Rudy’s totally unacceptable one.

I don't care what Perry says his position is, actions speak louder than words, and his actions are that he actively campaigned for a pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage, and pro-gun control candidate for the White House in 2008.

In the eyes of serious pro-lifers, you don't campaign for a pro-abortion candidate like Giuliani, period. I may not have that level of belief when it comes to being pro-life, but the older I get, the harder the stance I take on it. I certainly understand pro-lifers who feel that way.

Somehow your fringe has a mistaken and rather naive assumption that you are going to find the perfect candidate that agrees 100% with what you think.

I don't need somebody who is perfect, I just want somebody I can trust to be a conservative and not try and line the pockets of his friends or get despicable people elected.

Like it or not politics is compromise. It is each of our responsibility to filter through all the chaff to find the one that is most likely to do the most right for the most people.

That kind of thinking is what got us Juan McAmnesty at the front of the ticket in 2008.

[getmeouttaPalmBeachCounty_FL]

And allow me to go on the record to say that I greatly admire and thank John McCain for his service in our military, and for the hardships and anguish he endured while held a prisoner. However, the Senator & Presidential candidate Juan McCamnesty has been a disgrace to conservatism, especially the last 10-15 years.