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put the RINO-Bots into a difficult spot. We've basically announced to them that we're standing firm on this one, and dragging them along with us, and there's nothing they can do about it. It really pisses them off. :-)

lol...yep...they really don't like this because our standing firm makes them squirm (about giving in and standing for nothing (that part they won't admit to, however))....pissing them off....yep, it merely their attempt to justify being C.I.N.O.'s...and it's getting them pretty bent. : )

You aren't dragging anyone anywhere, you are just wandering off into a political desert. I for one am happy to see you go, and good riddance. Why you think anyone with half a brain would ever feel any need to follow you, that is the mystery. Like you-all are God's gift...

I've been particularly amazed at the reaction. It became very predictable after the first one or two. I've been giving my "crash and burn" speech since the GOP nomination was between Romney, McCain, and Giuliani. The reaction then was the same as it is now. The RINO-Bots simply accuse us of bringing destruction upon us all. Of course they get mad and are a little more "descriptive" about it. But they never gave any good reasons as to why one "best of the worst" was worthy of support. It always boiled down to simple name calling, and very early in the discussion too.

The RINO-Bots are driven by fear, and we aren't. We will NOT be driven by fear, nor by knowing the outcome of our actions. It IS predictable that we're going to suffer a crushing loss in November of 2008. It could possibly be averted, but not with cowards willing to vote for another "best of the worst".

The sad and simple fact is that there are too many who will NOT vote for another "best of the worst", and especially not a RINO this time. We've hit our "limit" and have switched into act mode.

This entire thread is composed of two sides and only serves to illustrate how fractured and broken the conservative voting base is at the moment.