Brian Bolter's Blog

don't know who developed this talking point but it seems to be runnin' through the media like you know what through a goose ...who in the h=ell thinks this crap up??? ...I mean I can see the two schools of thought on this but I really have to raise question in the value of it ...if you're so impressionable these people could sway ya than you're a pretty delicate flower to start with ...lets see Ann Coulter, the one who got the Edwards and f=aggot controversy roarin' and now a fate worse than Edwards has all of a sudden come along in Mcain that we've all missed ...I find myself siddin' with Rush's views more often than not, but I can see my own way through this ...

Starr, Lord help us period. Because none of these people should be ever elected President.
What gets me though, is voting for someone just so the other can't be elected. To me that is simply stupid. I can see voting for someone other then your parties candidate because you truly feel they are the better of the two, but to do so out of spite, what a waste of a vote.
Personally, I wouldn't want the job of President right now, cause look at the mess that is waiting to be cleaned up when the current administration leaves. Oye vaye!

I've said it before and I'll say it again the only candidate worth noticing is Ron Paul.Everything that he has ever been a part of gets raked over the Constitutional coals first.With the track record of both dems and repubs these days an attitude like that should automatically put him out front.IMO there is nothing that should be more important to the American people than their Constitutional rights.You think they would have that all figured out the way people gripe about the Homeland Security Act and the right to choose and all.
Now our worst nightmare happens.A whole country full of people dumbed down by liberal education and media standards voting in a race between a liberal and a "Rebublican" RINO.Well.there goes what's left of the Bill of Rights I reckon.Pray for this duck to break it's leg before it does too much damage.

I'm with you Mountaineerfan, that is where my vote will go on Tuesday...Lets just hope that there are a lot more of us here in Virginia.

I'm not sure if I'd be considered a suicide voter. I am an Independent so for me there is no such thing as voting outside my party line. To me the Democrats have nothing to offer and neither of them will get my vote. As I said Ron Paul is my choice. Mitt Romney was a distant second for me and McCain is not even an option. Last week I had been considering turning away from Ron Paul and giving my vote to Romney because he had a better chance of keeping McCain out. But now with Romney out as far as I see it I have only one choice in the primaries: Ron Paul. If it comes down to Hillary and McCain I will not vote for either. If it happens, I guess I'll just have to do a write-in...How abut Starrman for president? :)

I've voted outside my party, because I'm not a party line voter to begin with. But that being said, it wasn't done out of spite, I just preferred the other candidate to my own. Will that happen this time around, highly doubt it. Because the way its looking, my parties candidate is just as bad as the others. Sam, I'm with you regarding Hillary and McCain. Can't I vote for THE ROCK instead? ;-)