[Southflanknorthpawsis]

........and we are supposed to care what Butchie Boy is doing because????????????????

Gosh, I sure hope he doesn't drop any of his precious marbles on his way home.

[The_Eaglet]

Do you know where I could get some concise information about FTAA?

Thanks for posting this encouraging letter from a fellow citizen who is going to apply constitutional integrity in his practice of politics.

[raloxk]

Anyone consider this might be Moby?

[Right_in_Virginia]

No matter how hard I try to institute positive change, Republicans and the Republican Party ignore my pleas. For this reason I have joined the U.S. Constitution Party

Why are you sharing Mr. Taylor's self-centered, self-serving tantrum with us?

[Doohickey]

Principles, schminciples. Who needs 'em?

[anonymous86]

I agree with that. The republican party is becoming liberal, and I plan to join the Constitution Party.

[ladyinred]

My favorite part of this post is the name of the author.

[Smartass]

YUUUK.
Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

BUSH & CHENEY 2004

[BigSkyFreeper]

Someone needs to mail Mr. Taylor a crying towel.

[MissAmericanPie]

Pretty sad to be in a heads you lose, tails you lose, situation. Have you received alot of calls from the RNC asking you to listen to a recording of Delay or some other Republican, then asking if you are going to vote for Bush?

I have had three of them, and informed them that Bush is far too liberal for me to vote for. It's going to be strange for me to sit out an election, I have never missed one and have always voted Republican. Now I feel like Reagan, "I didn't leave my party, they left me".

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

I wonder how he will feel when he wakes up on Nov. 3 and finds that Kerry is pres?

[Truth666]

You might have the wrong choice. But the worst choice is to give iup your principles.

[DustyMoment]

Might as well join the fray. I have my own issues with Bush and the Republicans, to be sure. This is the ONLY party I know of that can hold the majority in both Houses of Congress AND the WH and STILL can't get certain judicial nominees brought to the Senate floor for an up or down vote. They may be IN power but they don't HAVE power; the Dems are still in control of the show.

That aside, I am more afraid of the damage that the RAT candidate will do than Bush. I'm not convinced that Kerry will survive the convention, but I do know that whoever shows up in November to oppose Bush is NOT an American and NOT someone I want running this country.

[VRWC For Truth]

Ross Perot showed that a third party would deliver a victory .... for the Democrats. Your principles will get you the exact opposite of what you want. But then maybe you are a Socialist at heart.

[AEMILIUS PAULUS]

Statement: "Republican Party has ignored its principles"

Response: What principles? No political party has had "Principles" since the American Civil War.

[jerry639]

Well My Taylor, I have a couple of issues with President Bush myself but will try to deal with those after the election. Right Now! The only issue I need,to convince me to vote for President George W. Bush, is John Kerry. The Dims might as well have as their ticket Ted Kennedy/Bill Clinton because that is where John Kerry gets his daily talking points. Howard Dean set the tone for this election. He and his supporters had raised 40 million dollars. The Democratic leadership let him and his followers set the tone for the election in the beginning because he had money and John Kerry didn't. Then they manipulated the Iowa caucaus so that Kerry would win. If the New Hampshire primaries had happened first, John Kerry would have lost and would not be their nominee. Now they want Howard Dean's supporters to fall in line and support Kerry. Why? because they can raise badly needed money for Kerry's campaign. Howard Dean's supporters were Duped! by the democratic leaders, like Ted Kennedy, Terry Mcaulife, and Clinton. I said several weeks ago, that if the Dean supporters ever figured out what the Dim party elites did to them and their candidate, it would be all over for Kerry.
I just wonder if they are smart enough to figure it all out.

[lodwick]

Excellent letter, Butch. Well said.

[Saundra Duffy]

If you can't trust Republicans, who can you trust?

[K1avg]

Think of it this way: A vote that is not for Bush is basically a vote for Kerry.

Who would you rather have: A moderate Republican or a liberal Democrat.

That's what I thought...

[Dan from Michigan]

This is the big problem I have with many in both parties, especially since Jesse Helms retired.

GATT and NAFTA are killing us.