I guess that's the point in which we differ, G.
I think we do have a choice.
During the last election I worked my butt off trying to get Republicans elected to office.
I talked to hundreds of people over the course of three months. Aside from the polling place where I worked as a poll watcher, nearly all of the people I talked with were Republicans.
At least half of the people I talked with said they weren't going to make any effort to vote at all because it would make no difference. In spite of my efforts to convince them otherwise, they were right - it made no difference.
This was not the worn out phrase of "apathy" used by the media to explain poor voter turn-out.
This was a deep, burning resentment toward our federal government from grass roots middle class working people who had never heard of FreeRepublic.
Those people are still out there, and their numbers have multiplied.
I have joined their ranks because I can no longer pacify myself that I have no choice but to vote for the lesser of two evils.
There will be another political party come into being which will address the needs and hopes of middle class America, the backbone of our society. It's inevitable.
I'll wait.