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When the Republican Party leadership called Pat Buchanan the next Hitler on the talking head shows in 1996 after he won the New Hampshire primary, I wrote them off. I'd heard enough character assasination of the Republicans at the hands of the left to maintain my loyalty to a party that would adopt the same tactics. More than any other single act, it revealed to me that the Republican Party had ceased to be legitimate, or at least let their values speak for them. Evidently they didn't have confidence in their values. Any longer. And if they didn't, why should I?

I voted for Pat in 2000. At the present time I see nobody on the radar screen that I'd vote for in 2004.

I don't believe in transfering our manufacturing overseas. I don't believe in illegal immigration and the plan to legalize them. I don't believe in a $300 billion dollar healthcare plan. I don't believe in increasing the DOE budget by $40 billion. I don't believe in the Patriot Act. I can't for the life of me think of an instance where the present Justice Department should take a position that might benefit Hillary Clinton.