Democrats can wait until the general election.
For the time being, I’ll be making sure RINOs and LIRCs (Liberals In Republican Clothing) get booted from any thoughts of serious discussion.
I want to know who I’m voting for. I’m sure other people would appreciate the sentiment.
We all want to know who we're voting for. In fact, most of us at this site are well-informed enough to make that decision without additional assistance, or at least we know where to go to find out.
Since I wasn't clear enough in what I was trying to say to you, let me fall back on that great all-American standard, the sports analogy. If you have a player on you team who you know isn't going to make the varsity squad because his style of play (like Huckabee's style of politics) is fundamentally unsound, would you: a. tell everyone what a lousy player he is, how he deserves to ride the bench, and, by the way, how he should transfer to your bitterest rival and try out for that rival's squad 'cause you just don't need or want his support (even as the water-boy), or b. tell him he while he may need to work on his game, you know that he will continue to support the team, and you appreciate that support.
And, by the way, the Karl Rove post-Lee Atwater theory of electioneering (i.e. don't focus on your Democrat opponent until the "official" start of election season, whenever that is) was soundly rejected in 2006 (went to the well one too many times). So, to bring me back to my original point, we do need to stop eating our young, and remember who the real enemies are. Unless, of course, you want to have an enlightened discussion of Duncan Hunter's "drunken sailor" pork barrel spending habits (it's in the record, don't you know).