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However, in this district I don't think any Republican can win, liberal OR conservative. Republican registration is at 29% and Bush lost the district by 20 points with only 35% of the vote. The district has to be AT LEAST 35% Republican to even have a chance of a Republican winning (only two legislative seats have been won in the 1990s with less than 35% Republican registration).

You’re probably right, but who knows; anything's possible.

Dennis isn't your typical Republican, and we don't live in typical circumstances anymore as a country. I think his message of morality would resonate with a lot Americans, regardless of party affiliation.

So, if he can at least make it past the primaries, I think he stands a great chance of winning against the Democrat.

I just wish the media would leave it up to the people to decide, and not tell them who to vote for.

I just wish the media would leave it up to the people to decide, and not tell them who to vote for.

Yes, I agree, though I don't think that the people listen to the so-called "mainstream press" anymore. With the Internet and the wealth of information for a variety of sources, people ARE becoming better informed.

I just wish that people who didn't know anything wouldn't vote. Conservatives would win by a landslide across the country. ;-)

Go Bill Simon, conservative Republican for Governor!