Yes, we can.

[Alex]

The my work here is done.

Just keep in mind that with McCain so far behind at this point the only hope they have is massively inflamed righteous indignation and that it no longer matters much if there is a lot of reality behind it since if it successfully fans flames they won't cool until after the election.

So, before giving in to the indignation pause to see if you're being played.

This is not to say you lack good reason to oppose Obama. On purely philosophical grounds you are completely at odds. But opposition need not require outrage.

[wendybeth]

What, besides the tax thing, do you dislike about Obama, Leo? I'm just wondering if that's the only roadblock to your voting for him. So many conservative (and namely Reaganites) have expressed support for him in spite of his party affiliation and I truly admire people who are able to find the courage to do so, especially in this rather vicious climate.

By the way, very cool to be receptive to our arguements. I really do try and do the same, because I've always believed truth lies in the middle of most extremes. Like I said, I've voted Republican before and no doubt will again. This polarized political situation is very unhealthy, for everyone.