>I would be very likely to vote for McCain if Obama gets the nomination because
>I am concerned >that a freshman senator's 'judgment' is just not worth as much
>to me as a veteran leader -- even if >he's from the wrong party.
I understand your dilemma, Kristyne. This past November I voted for a D for
the first time in my life... and that's been a while. Nixon (2nd run) was my
first presidential election... so there have been a few. I had to vote for the
D for one of the county supervisors and supported him in several subtle ways
because the R was a corrupt good ol' boy of the south. That wasn't a guess, I
knew the incumbant as I was county party chairman for several years. I took a
bunch with me and the D won by 200 votes. It must have really galled the old
guy who lost to have been beaten by a black man. Like I said he was a good ol'
boy, former D, from the old south.
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Larry Miller
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