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EGPWS: .... see now where you get your screen name.

Yeah, I'm a well rounded, mellow fellow, but I am not tolerant of those that can not live by the law of our land. As a US Citizen I'm bound morally and legally to support the Bill of Rights and Constitution. I actively, openly and daily discriminate for the good of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. It is an obligation to shame, shun, scorn and ridicule those enabling the status quo of our Federal Government. For many friends and neighbors, even family, the very idea of even attempting to return to the rule of law under the Constitution and Bill of Rights is summarily dismissed as an absurdity. Trouble is that dismissal, if not treason, is piss on the graves of our grandfathers. If taking offense makes me a radical, then I'm guilty as charged.

FairOpinion: Apparently you would have been happier if Gore were president?

Don't be a schmuck. I pull the lever for candidates most likely to make an honest attempt to return to the rule of law under the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Whoring a vote out to the lesser of two evils is aiding and abetting the enemy. It can not be less. The Bush voter goes through life knowing he used his precious vote to help a man scarcely bothered by the Constitution and Bill of Rights and a man thriving in an ecosystem of statist scum not worthy of our respect. Waste your vote if you want, but as for me, I will stand with people that respect the Law of the Land.

My point was merely that you may have very high ideals, but there is nothing perfect. We do not have a choice between "George Washington" ( and you may not like him...) or some ideal "perfect person" (and your perfect person may not be considered so by others) and GW. We have the choice between some slimey Democrat and GW.

Criticizing Bush about something is OK, but overdoing it only helps the Democrats cause, helping to elect Kerry or whichever of the 8 Dem Dwarfs gets the candidacy.

EGPWS: .... see now where you get your screen name. Yeah, I'm a well rounded, mellow fellow, but I am not tolerant of those that can not live by the law of our land. As a US Citizen I'm bound morally and legally to support the Bill of Rights and Constitution. I actively, openly and daily discriminate for the good of the Constitution and Bill of Rights. It is an obligation to shame, shun, scorn and ridicule those enabling the status quo of our Federal Government. For many friends and neighbors, even family, the very idea of even attempting to return to the rule of law under the Constitution and Bill of Rights is summarily dismissed as an absurdity. Trouble is that dismissal, if not treason, is piss on the graves of our grandfathers. If taking offense makes me a radical, then I'm guilty as charged. FairOpinion: Apparently you would have been happier if Gore were president? Don't be a schmuck. I pull the lever for candidates most likely to make an honest attempt to return to the rule of law under the Constitution and Bill of Rights. Whoring a vote out to the lesser of two evils is aiding and abetting the enemy. It can not be less. The Bush voter goes through life knowing he used his precious vote to help a man scarcely bothered by the Constitution and Bill of Rights and a man thriving in an ecosystem of statist scum not worthy of our respect. Waste your vote if you want, but as for me, I will stand with people that respect the Law of the Land

I agree with your concept, however with a touch of realism. The days have never existed, (in my lifetime anyway) of a perfect society in the good ol' USofA. I will stay content and take the buoyancy device and survive in the whirl pool and maintain SOME semblance of what the Constitution stands for(stick to Rebublican support) rather that give up that support to an entity that would only mean throwing away my efforts and going down the toilet competely in that whirl pool of Liberal thinking. Lately I have seen much progress moving the country politically from the "Far Left" to the Center and this pleases me. It may not seem like much, but just the change in direction 180 degrees is a very major hurdle that has been jumped. IMHO.

Your the 1st to make note of my screen name! How did you figure it? Or maybe you figured wrong?