Are you going to vote democrat or republican and then who are you going to vote for?
If you vote.

BABRAM

It's way to early for myself and I've just started to study the possibilities. I voted Democrat for decades when being Democrat was actually conservative. Over the past few elections I've chosen not to vote a particular party and found myself to be a moderate. I'll just mention some issues and where I stand.


*Not being taxed on what you earn...but on what you spend. Bye bye IRS!

*Health Reform... Between my insurance company and the doctors visits who says Houdini doesn't live on. Many of the prescription medicines need to be reclassified to over-the-counter medicines.

*Pro-Life...with exception of rape or if the mother's life is in jeopardy.

*Stricter standards for Welfare...including the penalty of one single abuse of the Welfare system discovered and your banned for life.

*Retirement options reviewed...inspite of the grand ole idea of 401k in recent past.

*Iraq...slow phased redeployment starting 2008 with gradual ceding of responsibility to the Iraqi govt and people.




Bobby

kp2171

registered independent who wants often to vote for a conservative dem and usually ends up voting gop and holding his nose.

i hate the extremes. if we could lock up the far right with the far left in a room and lose the key, id be a happy guy.

Choux

I like Joe Biden, but he isn't going to make it all the way.

Other than that, too early to decide. What can happen between not and the political conventions? Like a nuclear attack?? Stock Market Crash?? Assassinations?? Hopefully not, but noone can predict the future.

Dark_crow

I agree Choux, no need to make a choice untill all the chickens have roosted. And yes Joe Biden has a strong background, much better than that female

ETWolverine

For now, Rudy Giuliani has my support. But if/when Fred Thompson announces his candidacy, I'll probably switch my support to him. Either Rudy or Fred are viable candidates for me.

Elliot