[warchild9]

Your reasons for not voting are the same we used when we sat out the last election, but with an opposite twist. Erskine Bowles was a Clinton lapdog (enough said), and Liddy Dole was a System Republican who we figured would turn her back on us in a second (which she did). We figured we'd lose either way (which we have).
Unless Hillary enters the next race, we're sitting out the next one, too. W has been a disaster for North Carolina (except in the minds of bots), and any Democrat will only continue the same policies, just faster and harder (the latest expansion of Medicaire, which WE are going to have to pay for, comes immediately to mind).

And for the record, the Mrs. and I supported Alan Keyes.

[Ann Archy]

I, too, was a Keyes supporter. I have decided he does NOT have the temperment to be a Congressman let alone a President....and I agree with abot 99% of what he says. He is ALWAYS angry and a very hot temper that i USED to see as passion. He should be a Deacon.

[webheart]

Unless Hillary enters the next race, we're sitting out the next one, too.

Well, then, there's no reason why I should care at all what you think, unless you're a democrat...

[LucyJo]

Well, thanks for only considering North Carolina in a nat'l election! I, for one, don't want Hillary or anyone who thinks like her in the White House, and that pretty much includes the left side of the political spectrum. Leaving that to others, or to chance, by not participating in the process is a disservice to the Republic, IMHO. If our military folks are willing to sacrifice their time, effort, and sometimes their very lives for freedom, it seems the least we, as citizens of this great country can do is to vote, and try to influence the office holders to support the policies we believe are best for our nation. If you think your involvement doesn't matter, you are wrong. Guess you never heard the quote about what happens when good men do nothing.