It is the right of any and every voter to determine how many issues are important to him and which issues matter the most in any campaign. I think thousands of American lives and potentially more in the future is the clearest choice I have ever had in an election. I'm sorry for you if you don't.
It is unfortunate for Democrats that they are too stupid to realize a huge majority of Americans felt as I do (those that cared about the issue the most anyway).
I normally have to weigh the pitiful stances on many issues of both parties against the few good stances. It is usually a painful choice which I have refused on 2 occasions voting for neither of the two main parties candidates. My four other votes split 50 50. This time the Democrats made it easy by their refusal to face their past failures with regard to Saddam and terrorism and the absolutely dirtball tactics against Bush while whining about every low tactic used against them as if they played above board. I couldn't stand Gingrich and his dirtball antics, but to have the Democrats go below even his level absolutely blew my view of Democrats as idealists. So as a matter of fact I was not a single issue voter.
Regards,
Mark
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- expect more crap like this under our 'god fearing' president...
- Yeah It Really Sucks
- Our True Believers believe anything. Their "reality" is based on precisely that sort of underpinning. (n/t)
- Is the fundie creation myth less valid than the Indian creation myth?
- Geez, so don't buy the damn book.
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- False advertizing
- re: False advertising
- False advertizing
- "...should the NPS be 'honoring' this aspect of religion?"
- Damn the book. DAMN IT!
- re:Ah, memories!!
