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We're NOT moving. Their shrill whining will continue and culminate with the realization that we've lost the 2008 Presidential Election...not that there was a "win" in it for us anyway.

You would think the idiots that invested in McCain would have gotten the message earlier and saved their money--or given it to a worthy candidate. It's not like folks are saying anything new about their disdain for McCain and his policies, let alone his Maverick anti-Republican maneuvers.

Oh! But that's not the way it works! First, we get some truly GREAT conservative prospective candidates along with some truly dreadful ones. Then the GOP ignores the good ones, and leaves it up to the MSM to completely bury them. Then we're told with a sigh, that we just have to vote for what's left.

You did read the sarcasm in that last para didn't you? :-) You probably did.

We're not being steered any longer. What happens will happen. We're pretty sure we know what will happen. But those who tow the line for the GOP will be equally to blame as will we. But the blame isn't on so much "who" as it is on "when".

By this, I mean that all of us should have realized what was going on long ago and initiated this split in the GOP. The fact that it's happening now is certainly a correct and right response. It's just terrible timing. :-)

But that's the way it is. We will stand solid on our promise to write-in our candidate, and our left leaning conservative counterparts will hope up to the very day of the election that we will "blink" and not do what we've vowed to do.

As I've heard some older people say in the south, "Hide and watch!" :-)