Fair enough. Here's my deal...
I'ver voted a straight GOP ticket for 10 years. I've grown increasingly disenchated from '96 on with the lackluster leadership of the Republicans.
But I've voted for wimps and moderates and pro-choicers and weak-on-sovereignty types, as long as they were GOP.
Now, I've become concerned that my loyalty is my weakness, that my vote is taken for granted, so I am not heard. Our franchise is the currency of our democratic republic, so if our public servants do not fear losing our business, what leverage do we have?
Why do you suppose politicians spend so much time courting swing voters?
For the record on this thread:I voted for Bush because Gore was the alternative.Bush has done an outstanding job so far reacting to foreign threats.I am quickly becoming suspicious regarding his intentions are relating to domestic policies.
.Just because I voted for a man for president, doesn't mean I believe he is a saint.He is better choice than Gore.I am glad he was in charge when we were hit on 9/11.It remains to be seen how happy any of us will be in 2004 with the record he is now constructing.IMHO, unquestioning, blind faith is reserved for God.US presidents are due respect and support untill/unless proven unworthy,but never worship.