A lot of people would shout that it's really none of your business, but that's really beside the point of the question. There aren't many fears in this age regarding who people vote for, and I think we're far enough along the road that we can be open about it.

Yes, I'm afraid I would have to vote for a finish to the war on terrorism. I believe that changing leadership in mid-battle -- or mid-stream -- might well leave this nation unhorsed, and contributing to a Middle-East crisis sure to dwarf any that came before.

"Always keep your bowler on in time of stress -- and watch out for diabolical masterminds."
-- Diana Rigg's last episode as Ms. Emma Peel of The Avengers (1967), a farewell performance for Patrick Macnee (AKA Mr. John Wickham Gascone Berresford Steed)

I am not a 'party-minded' person, Lindy. I look at the world and I see what needs done, and I pick those who want to take it on. I look at the issues and read the responses. I watch the actions of the politicians, and then I make up my mind -- which has changed more than a few times on voting day.

Dan