How will you vote from this election forward?

[Zen21Tao]

I didn't think I was allowed to vote, I AM an citizen and haven't been in prison.

 

[EttenBoom]

you want to go back to having a king

No, that's Bush's position.
Since 9/11, he's managed to get us in war with a country that had nothing to do with 9/11 , with no plan for getting out.

If you recall, our soldiers were sent to Iraq lacking in adequate body armor, where's the respect and honor in that.

Osama Bin Laden is alive and well, five years later. The Iraqi's quality of life is even worse than it was under Hussien, their infrastructure is destroyed, and they have civil war.
Meanwhile, our constitution is being treated like a piece of toilet paper, in the interest of "safety".

And we have a

more-of-the-same, lobbyists uber alle (there's over 33,000 lobbyists active in D.C. now), pet obsessive wedge issues, corruption, lying, stealing, nepotism, profiteering, cronyism, disgusting scandals coming like afternoon rain every day, coverups, and just sheer, idiotic, loudmouthed, closed-eared, closed-eyed INCOMPETENCE with a capital I and a dozen exclamation points

(I could not have said that better)
Congress that's allowing it all to happen.

That's why I don't want to vote.

 

[Kowboy]

I am not going to vote for any religious-right politician even if he promises a free handgun for every adult. These we-know-what's-best-for-you bigots are the American Taliban and will be the end of this country if we don't throw them out.

Even though Republican Michigan gubrinatorial candidate Dick DeVos has a very high NRA rating, this moron wants to teach religion ("Intelligent Design") in public schools. I'm forced to vote for Jennifer Granholm who opposed Michigan Concealed Carry. I'm certain he's the bigger threat to liberty and has a lesser understanding of the Constutution.

Kowboy

 

[Eyesac]

I would vote Libertarian, but lets be realistic...

 

[Panthera Tigris]

Oh, I don't know. I'm not religous at all, but maybe if the bible crowd did take over, my employers would be forced to allow us to have Christmas and Easter off, instead of making us work 365 days a year.

 

[DRZinn]

If you recall, our soldiers were sent to Iraq lacking in adequate body armor

Every individual I saw over there, without exception, had body armor, and it 95% of it was the brand-new OTV, and most of that included the trauma plates.

 

[aspen1964]

thank god our ww2 soldiers didn't refuse to go into battle
until body-armor was invented...

 

[bg]

Out here in Ca there are only a couple real choices for
sanity again..Sen.Tom McClintock for Lt Gov and
Sen.Chuck Poochigian for Ca's Atty General. I
hope other members who are here from California will
vote for these two candidates as well. Jerry Brown is
running anti gun ads for the Atty Gen's job and John Garamendi
leaves little to be desired as a potential Gov in 2010.

Both the Senator's I've posted above are pro-firearm
candidates, as well as common sense legislators running
for two very important offices. Please support them.

 

[Tess]

None of the above.

I vote for candidates, not parties.

 

[SoCalShooter]

I dont want this admin and I dont want this congress and I sure as hell dont want the dems in there messing up everything. We have a multi-party system but none of the other parties have enough money or political pull to get themselves in. I have thought about voting repub, but with all the religious bull that they are using to get elected I dont think in ernest I can vote for them and the dems are weak knee'd little girls who wouldnt know what the common sense bus looked like if it ran them over and then backed up again.(present dem community on forum excused). Libertarians are the way to go is what I am thinking.

I agree with what Tess said also, vote for the canidate and not the party. I dont want to lose more gun rights but in light of recent events and past transgressions my hope that the repubs will find their backbone and use it against this admin is quickly waning.

 

[Dan from MI]

I go down every single race on the list and make my decision from there.

I usually vote GOP, but vote person over party. (A gun grabber won't get my vote)

 

[scurtis_34471]

If one party has too much control, I vote for the other. All things being equal, I tend to go anti-incumbant.

 

[sm]

Humm...
Well I have never voted for a Dem in my life, not about to start now.
Pretty darn obvious all my life, seeing the rape and pillage of my rights by the Dems.

Well it seems to me we really do not have two Parties, have not had in some time. So to be totally blunt it does not matter what the "label" is on a Canidate is, if MY Rights are being raped, I ain't voting for the person. Dens are not an option, last time the Rep were not either.

Just me, about time we reminded folks that swore , or will swear to an Oath of Office that WE the People run this here Republic - not the PoliticianCritters.

Aside - being in Arkansas, the last damn person I would vote for if running for a Fed office would be a Baptist Preacher, Gov, from AR named Huckabee.

Man does not even deserve to utter the name of Winthrop Paul Rockefeller, may he RIP.

My not so humble opinion -

 

[BigFatKen]

GOP

I'll wrap myself in the flag and vote GOP. I don't like what the current POTUS has done in all regards to spending, but consider the alternative.

Said before, the Dems have promised to take your guns. The GOP may come around in 2008 if a Contract with America type of thing can come along.

 

[RCouch]

Republican

It's 10/23/06 at 12:45 am and I voted by mail in ballot yesterday. I'm not at all satisfied with the GOP but it's better than the alternative. I'm scared to death of Clinton/Pelosi.