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His points are still factual chris....

Thanks Chip. I only have to make it through one more of my own blog entries like this... one where I want to vote for Alan Keyes. Then that is it. I swear :)

Ahumbleman, some of your points are valid but some are taken right out of the Bush Derangement Syndrome playbook. I can show you where the bodies of the children massacred at Waco are buried. Can you show me an American citizen who has been wiretapped?

Florida has done well under Jeb and the USA has done well under GW. I scoff at 9 trillion in debt as there are dozens of countries worse off than us.. mostly European. Yeah it is nice to not have debt, but 9 trillion is nothing. A few years of drilling in the arctic will wipe that out. What is the UK going to do? They have eight trillion in national debt, a fifth of our population, and no natural resources or industry to speak of. Many European countries are in the same boat. We are LOADED with oil, anthracite, lumber, Hollywood, and the Silicon Valley and have five times the population of most any European country.

But to get back to my headline, yeah, I would like a Ron Paul who isn't stupid enough to want to pull out of the Congressional-approved invasion of Iraq... and I would also like a Bush dynasty successor who doesn't lean to the left every now and again with disgusting socialist programs like GW does.

It is near impossible to have perfection in any candidate, but in my humble opinion, if you can keep your eye on what is most important to you, not what scares you the most, then a person can make a better vote choice and maybe someday all these othe

-- I guess I'm not allowed to say what I truly wanted to so --

When you post a response THEN the system asks you to log in, your post will not show up even though it says it is going to approval stage and all looks normal. At any rate I didn't remove any posts for the record. Judging by some posts that have gone through here (that I did have to delete for nastiness and personal attacks) I don't think they moderate anything other than severe vulgarity.

Back to topic.

The Bush dynasty is not perfection by any means. They lean too far to the left for me to consider them perfect. They are, however, respectful of the Constitution. When the Bush administration attacks a country, they have always asked Congress for permission. Clinton never asked before he attacked Iraq, Sudan, Afghanistan or occupied and did battle in Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Albania, Haiti.. and I know I am missing some...

The Second Amendment has enjoyed new life under the Bush administration and for the amount of mud slung at the administration, you have to admire the utter respect and restraint shown towards the First Amendment.

Jeb Bush's track record is less to the left than any of the current GOP candidates except Paul and Keyes. I already stated that Paul's foreign policy stinks out loud and I would only vote for him to show the other candidates how important the Constitution is to people like myself.

The Keyes post is forthcoming.