Of course, you are correct
Thank you, sir. I endeavor to be impartial and logical in my analysis and discussions.
but don't expect this to sink into the rock heads here
Do we really need to go straight to the personal jab? I think you'd do a lot better in getting your idea across if you used less highly-charged descriptions of people. And why describe people at all? Why not deconstruct their argument?
Obviously, I too am guilty of the Ad Hominem, but I try to avoid it whenever possible. I'd rather lay an argument to waste than call someone a choice, if witty, name.
who are so anxious to support conservatives worst nightmare.
I'm too lazy to look it up, and I need to get back to work, but now you are committing a logical fallacy by stating that a withdrawal of support from Bush is an 'anxiousness to support' his opponent.