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To: Scenic Sounds
So, who do you anticipate you'll be voting for in November, 2004?

What was true in 2000 is sure to be true in '04. ("The reality is, a vote for anyone other than [the Republican is] at least in effect a vote for even more socialism under President [Democrat].")

I've used use my vote to make a conservative statement only when I'm certain I'm not helping elect a liberal. The last two times were in the Iowa caucuses for Alan Keyes. If Keyes was a third-party candidate in the '00 General Election, I'd have voted for Bush to keep Gore from winning.

It's not particularly satisfying. But, it's a nod to reality.

138 posted on 07/01/2003 10:55:59 AM PDT by newgeezer (Just my opinion, of course. Your mileage may vary. You have the right to be wrong.)
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To: newgeezer
I've used use my vote to make a conservative statement only when I'm certain I'm not helping elect a liberal. The last two times were in the Iowa caucuses for Alan Keyes. If Keyes was a third-party candidate in the '00 General Election, I'd have voted for Bush to keep Gore from winning.

It's not particularly satisfying. But, it's a nod to reality.

I like your approach. I can't imagine anyone who could completely satisfy me as president. I hear your concerns and I tend to share them.

But, like you, I try to be a realist. At this point, I'm satisfied that next year there isn't going to be any electable candidate out there who will better represent my interests than our President. ;-)

141 posted on 07/01/2003 11:02:32 AM PDT by Scenic Sounds (Summertime!)
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