[BurtS188]

Just for the record; "The lesser of two evils" is an expression. I didn't mean to suggest that President Bush is evil.

I also agree that you don't have to vote at all. My point only was that we are never going to agree with everything that the President or any other politician does simply because they don't necessarily worry about what we think. They play on a ball field that the voter and his vote is a very small part of.

[Capt. Tom]

Just for the record; "The lesser of two evils" is an expression. I didn't mean to suggest that President Bush is evil.

I know what you meant. I just turned the phrase around to voting for the evil of two lessers.

What I mean, is I support Bush in almost every area. But his immigration stance is so offensive to me I would vote for another candidate in the next election if I could find one I trusted with the national security. I don't see anyone I trust.

I would like to sit out the election, but Bush will get my vote because the democrats (socialists) are anti American, and worse overall for this country.

They, like Bush will neglect our immigration laws and will weaken our National security and put more liberal judges on the Supreme court. Once again for me unfortunately, it is voting against the socialist alternative. - Tom

[Toespi]

I know that "lesser of two evils" is an expression. But it is too often used in politics.