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This is the same tired old refrain that has been said from those who for some inexplicable reason have fallen for the socialist media driven biased reporting and polls.

I supported Duncan early on. Even sent him $20 twice, and $50 another time.

But there comes a time when you (I) have to face reality, which is that he just didn't catch on.

It's not the end of the world. I simply latched on to the person I thought would best promote Judeo-Christian conservative principals, and keep the US on the anti-Jihad pro-business straight and narrow.

We as conservatives can still get a lot accomplished, but by other means and through other people.

It does no good to get angry or depressed.

Just keep pushing on, if not for your sake, then for the sake of your kids and grandkids.

But there comes a time when you (I) have to face reality, which is that he just didn't catch on.

I agree but that time doesn't occur before the primary season has begun.

I simply latched on to the person I thought would best promote Judeo-Christian conservative principals, and keep the US on the anti-Jihad pro-business straight and narrow.

You obviously didn't research Duncan Hunter thoroughly enough otherwise you would have realized you let go of a person who has strong Judeo_Chrisitan Conservative principles. I'm not a one issue voter. I look at the totality of where a candidate stands on all the issues. Focusing on only one issue will only result in the very type of candidate I'm seeking to defeat.

It does no good to get angry or depressed

I couldn't agree more. Nor does it do any good to have a defeatist attitude. It is a matter of practicality to choose that candidate which most matches my beliefs. Abandoning a candidate would mean jumping on the bandwagon under the false assumption one candidate will win or lose is more important than principles. I'm not willing to sacrifice my principles.

But there comes a time when you (I) have to face reality, which is that he just didn't catch on.

I'm with you here....Hunter should have thought to establish a campaign in the real world of American politics, and he didn't.

Case closed. He didn't do his homework.