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If you don't trust any politician, why do you bother to vote?

At some point you have to trust, especially in time of war. It is a fact that we were attacked on 9/11, and it is a fact that Iraq is a danger.

It is an accident of fate that the President's father was a target of assasination. Fortunately, it didn't succeed. The President's father was a former President of the United States. What if the target had been Ronald Reagan? Would you expect him to be less upset because it wasn't his father?

President Bush has always told the truth. He has yet to be caught in a lie. He has earned my trust, and I will abide by his decision.

" If you don't trust any politician, why do you bother to vote "

Firstly, If I don't vote, then I have no right to complain, so, I vote.

I did not vote for Mr. Bush or al gore because I was not impressed with either one and I do not intend to vote for that clown bill simon. I cannot believe how stupid his campaign has been run. That man had so many issues on his plate against davis and he blew it.

I cannot vote for davis, so, I will pass on the Governor's race. but, I will vote on the other portions of the ballot.

FYI, I am registered as a "declined to state" and hold no party loyalty. I no longer vote for someone who has an r after their name because most of them are RINOs.

I place my faith only in Christ.