[MindFire]

The fact that Farrah is not supporting Bush for pres., does not take away from anything he said in his column. Many conservatives aren't voting for Bush, and for very good, valid reasons. The fact that Bush supported a pathetic RINO like Specter is the most recent example.


If anyone thinks that all republicans want wide open borders (which puts us all at risk and endangers innocent American lives) and 'gun bans' and socialistic trash like UNESCO, FTAA and LOTS, then they've *really* lost touch w/ conservatism.


i would dare to say that anyone who votes for Bush does so out of 'fear of kerry' (which is valid), but not out of righteous principles.

[BigSkyFreeper]

The fact that Bush supported a pathetic RINO like Specter is the most recent example.

Name a sitting president in recent history that didn't put his support behind an incumbent Senator.

[not2worry]

If you can find a man who can satisfy the wants and needs of every voter, then you haven't found a man......you have found JOHN KERRY.

I don't agree with everything President Bush does, but I also don't agree with every opinion my hubby has either. That does mean that at the end of the day our basic goals is looking after the other's best interest.

Life is a reality, politically correctness is pandering.

[rdb3]

i would dare to say that anyone who votes for Bush does so out of 'fear of kerry' (which is valid), but not out of righteous principles.

NONSENSE! My vote for Bush this November will most definitely be "out of righteous principles," as you so vainly put it. If you don't see the fight against terrorism as a "righteous principle," then maybe you should have your principles appraised. They may just be aluminum when you think they're platinum.

A.K.A. Sleepy Brown

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

Many conservatives aren't voting for Bush, and for very good, valid reasons.

Their reason is because they want Kerry or else they wouldn't throw away their vote like fools.