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" 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.

If you don't vote for governor, then please do not complain about whoever is elected. I will keep your comment in mind.

Faith is in Christ, trust is in good leaders. There is a difference.

I understand you point of view here-- however I would remind you that the Judiciary Branch, 1/3 of the Federal Government, is at stake. The left is TERRIFIED that conservative judges will be appointed to the Federal bench. Probably the same is true at the state level.

Therefore, I plan to vote a straight R ticket. And I plan to vote against the retention of any judges that are up for approval. Yes, many candidates are dirtbags, but they add to the available support of common sense judges.