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Clinton did not insist that we all have sex with Monica, Bush insists that we all have amnesty with that illegal and the attendent massacre of conservatism that must neccessarily follow such an event.

OK. But what's the bottom line here? Does this mean we should vote for Kerry?

What it means is, bottom line, is that if 12 million, for a start, illegals get voting rights, the nation is forever locked down for rampant socialism. Game over for any chance of conservative governance. If the FTAA treaty, which Bush is salivating for, is passed, game over for the Constitution, hello international law as the law of the land.

Given these are the facts, what difference does this election really make as far as conservatives are concerned? There are two ways to go. Elect Bush and get a knife in the back, sit home and let a demonrat stab you in the chest. Not happy choices. The only chance, slim as it is, is to jar the Republican Party out of their leftist stupor by slapping the possibility of their parties extinction up side their head.

What does a conservative care if there are two liberal parties to choose from? Neither is worthy of any effort other than to destroy them. If there is to be no future conservative representation in this nation, conservatives owe it to themselves to engage in political blood letting. I have seen no real workable plan to turn things around, there is only incrimentally devolving into conservative extinction.