[AAABEST]

Sorry Jim, but you're suggesting we operate from a position of weakness instead of strength.

99% of the time pragmitism such as you suggest is the correct and mature option, not now however. Maybe it's time to start burning s### down and send the message that we won't be used and betrayed anymore. Your contention that if we just keep eating it we'll eventually somehow find ourselves electing stellar conservatives is not workable. We've had a slow devolution all along then we elect a Republican who only adds another 2 lanes on to the highway to socialist utopia.

I'm sorry JR but at the end of this month, I will have just gotten done working for an entire half a year to pay off my goverment, 51% = majority ownership. Our country honestly doesn't have a freaking "generation" to set things right.

I'm no longer supporting pols because of fear of the alternative as I and we have been doing all along.

The first word one comes across when they surf here is "FREE". You're causing me to lose sleep (I'm not kidding) when you suggest that we become weak, conformist and compliant. One reason why FR is where it is today is because of your huge set of nads.

You wanna be "free" let's be free. We don't have a "generation".

[Roscoe]

Maybe it's time to start burning s### down and send the message that we won't be used and betrayed anymore.

Good luck in prison.

[Jim Robinson]

Let's see. We're talking about positions of strength here. Ok, in my view, the Republicans seem to be in a pretty strong position at the moment with Bush in the Presidency vs the Democrats. And, I presume you are suggesting that the Libertarians or some other unnamed "party of principle" is in a stronger position to defeat them? I don't think so.

[tpaine]

Well said.