Per se, no problem at all. Until one violates the Buckley rule - i.e. vote for the most conservative candidate who can win. But, I perceive that marks me as a liberal? Does it not, in your eyes?
Only if you vote for a liberal. Did you? Will you again? R or D doesn’t matter. But if you want to attempt to argue that someone like Bhoner, Mitch or Romney is not a liberal, then by all means, feel free to throw your integrity in the trash.
Then, by all means, explain how voting for a liberal is OK and conservative because I really want to see someone do it after the tens of thousands of unsuccessful tries in the last 3 elections.
The most conservative candidate is now president. Because there is only one glaring difference in their actual in office records. Barry was once anti gay marriage.
With respect Mr. Don-o, the Buckley rule is a load of crap. its tacitly accepting mediocrity or worse on the theory that voting for someone who is marginally more conservative is a virtue. It isn’t. It’s volunteering to make a sophie’s choice.