Comments on: How Conservatives Are Being Told to Throw Away Principles

By: Lurk

Lurk — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:46:03 +0000

I’m typically a Republican BECAUSE I’m a conservative. Not the other way around. So, this year I get to vote for the liberal presented by the Democrats or the liberal presented by the Republicans … or something else

Truth is, MN is going to do what MN always does and go Democrat. So I can take my principals and send the message by voting for a conservative. It won’t change the results of the election. McCain can’t win. We’ll have a Democrat president.

It is the best opportunity to make a statement. Vote for a true conservative even if you have to write it in. Maybe then the Republicans will get the message that they need to give conservatives more than just lip service.

By: BIGbrotherbites

BIGbrotherbites — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 10:57:44 +0000

We all know it will be McLame as GOP nomination. I will not concede and just not vote, I will just vote for someone else and be glad “I threw my vote away for moral reasons”.
I will vote seriously on the rest of the ballot which in my opinion is WAY more important than the Pres. because Congress and The House is more important than the Pres. to me anyway. All in the aforementioned areas need to be completely removed and replaced (including all their staff, advisors, etc… What good does it do to replace someone if the same staff is still there waiting to corrupt the next one elected.

By: hmh1497

hmh1497 — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 21:20:37 +0000

I won?t vote for McLame until I have no other choice.

Right now, I?m in full support of Obama because he represents the young people who are destined to be crushed by the baby boom financial tsunami that will crush our youth. This crisis was created by McLame and the rest of the old geezers.

Rather than throw away this thought, I?ll toss it for free to any politician who needs a few more lines to plagiarize!

The Life I Own:

This is the knowledge I own. I was created by my parents; one Dad and one Mom. They gave me life. I know that I have a right to eat, breath and go to the bathroom; and I know those rights can?t be taken from me by anyone, because I own them. Beyond those basic human rights, I know that I have a natural right to raise my own children. And all of us; and yes you too, all have a right to live your life, in liberty, while each of us, independently, is free to pursue virtue. As long as we are alive and our lives continue to be lived by our descendents, we own these rights. They are ours; ours alone; and these rights are owned by every other human being on the planet. However, what I know to be true will come to be realized by everyone else; to some people sooner and others later. I know that we are all different, but I also know that Americans have sounded the alarm that?s heard around the world. Some may dupe us to believe that they were ?born jack-booted and ready to ride?, but I know that I own an opportunity for independency and it?s the same as yours.

- inspired by the great John Adams and Thomas Jefferson,

by Richard Eichinger, 2008