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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John who wrote (32443)	6/28/2010 5:01:16 AM
From: grusum	1 Recommendation Respond to of 103300

in a way, we're always voting for the lesser of two evils because no candidate is perfect. but many times these days there isn't much difference between candidates. that is our fault. we should be vetting and investigating all the candidates from the beginning of the process. when mcsame and oblahblah were running i thought oblahblah was only a little worse than mcsame. so i supported bob barr. but if i'd have known how bad bathhouse barry was going to be, i would have tried to get mcsame elected. but bathhouse barry might be better for the country in the long term. no one could have turned more people against liberals than he did. so who knows where we are going? all we can do is try. all we can do is vote for as many conservatives as we can. no one is going to be perfect. we have some good conservatives in washington right now. not many, but some. and of course they aren't perfect either. one major drawback is that no one in washington understands free market economics. peter schiff would be the only one who understands, but he still needs to get elected. not all republicans are watered down centrists. and some that are may become more conservative after they feel the heat of the november elections. if the illegal alien african remains in power, we are finished. surely that can't be acceptable to you. choosing the lesser of two evils is prudent if you only have two choices. surrendering, would be doing nothing to stop the greater evil, not choosing the lesser evil. believe me, i'm as disgusted as you are. but that only drives me to try to do something about our dire situation. from what i read on the various blogs, if we don't get a big change in november, there are a lot of people that seem to be willing to take up arms. at least that's what they're saying. right now we don't need apathy, we need wilful determination. we need to get the traitors out of power in washington. the best way to do that is through the elections, and we will have no choice but to choose the lesser of two evils.