[chnsmok]

No, but basing all of your voting desicion on a single issue is just plain stupid. Look, American Politics is/should be about finding the middle ground that suits the population as a whole. It shouldn't be all about hardcore partisanship and finding that middle ground after the dust settles. To often, that ends up tilting toward the liberals - they're not so easily divided and conquered like the single issue crowd. Look at this thread. Based on an article in one of the most liberal pulications out there, you've all got your panties in a wad, crying "treason", and vowing do vote for someone else? Who is the other viable candidate that you'll vote for? Get some perspective, people. You've got to choose your battles wisely. And quit fighting those who are on your side.

I am sorry if I stupidly or obtusely interpreted the context of "And quit fighting those who are on your side." I didn't mean to be difficult.

[The Coopster]

Thanks for the post. I certainly feel your pain, to some extent. My main point here is that we've all got to work together, and that means not putting all your eggs in one basket.

United we stand, divided we fall......