See above. 

Rush Limbaugh stated that of the top 5 Republicans running for the presidency, only one was a true conservative. http://www.fred08.com/ 

see RJs post above

don't vote if you want to enable legal rulings to

     provide for partial birth abortion

     enforce PC hate speech laws

     force parents to place all children in public school (indoctrination centers)

     increase govt ability to seize land (ala KELO)

     push though the socialist state

hey we get it, your fed up and don't like your (ri)nose but the rest of your face still matters  

It would be my duty to help the country not be destroyed. Ron would destroy the country, but I doubt Hillary would do it in four years.

Your probably in a state where your vote doesn't matter anyways, so go ahead and don't vote.

Admittedly my opinion on this subject has changed in the last six years but I do have a different point of view that I have not seen bandied about in the threads on this subject. My belief is that you must vote and not only must you vote but you have to vote for the person you think is best to run the country for the next four years. This must be done regardless of who gets nominated from your party and regardless of who has the best chance of winning. IMHO, the right to vote stands as the one and only allotment to the people that allows them to have a say about political decisions in this country. The only other persuader of political direction besides voting is the media. If you don’t vote you are ignored in mass with the 50%+ of the population that also does not vote. You do not send a message other than “I am willing to be ignored” or “I am willing to be lead” and the media and the politicians will be only to willing to oblige. I doubt either of those statements is descriptive of your personality but you are leaving it up to their interpretation. If you want to show your contempt for the choices given to you then show your displeasure to your party and write in a vote for someone you believe to representative of your desires for a candidate and encourage like people to do the same. Your message may be lost to the media and even the candidates themselves but somewhere in the tallying of votes people will wonder at the number of write-ins and report it to the party. Perhaps even your choice for candidate will find out that X% wrote them in and will try a better campaign next time.
The argument against this is that you will split votes from the party line vote but if you weren’t going to vote anyway, have you really hurt anything?
As for voting Hillary or Obama into office I don’t see that as a concern of the individual voter. The individual voter has to make their own decision and live with the consequences. If elected the Democrat candidate will have to fix current problems and attempt to keep their campaign promises (unfortunately they will have the media to hide behind) and if they fail in their policies perhaps you will get a national swing back to the conservative position (it happened under another Clinton) so not all things would be necessarily bad.

I am in disagreement with President Bush's immigration policy. I would still vote for him over Gore and Kerry.

Clear, if you are presented the choice of RINO or DEM. I think a case can be made for voting for the DEM instead of  (Romney, McCain, or Huckabee)

1. It took us four years to get out from under Mr. Peanut, but America came to its senses very quickly.

2. Vote Obama and get this stupid "onyx ceiling" shattered once and for all.  Where's the "White man keeping me down" rhetoric once you've seen an African American President.  Where are Al and Jesse after the vehicle they hijacked is reclaimed by its rightful owners and shined up.

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