Valued Voters

Mianne You Go!

Most True Americans don't want hand outs they was opportunity and honest work and money to take home not to give to special interests.

I have a question for DKNY - "My values dictate that government can and should help the least well off among us. That is why I will not be voting for a Republican candidate." WHY? Don't you think there are opportunities for all of us (lease well off included) to succeed? I worked two jobs to get through college and you know what I ended up with - a degree and a good job and a HUGE student loan. This has since been paid, but I find it insulting that the "least well off" got a free ride in college - leaving with a degree and no student loan to repay. How is that fair? I also believe that it's insulting to most people with any kind of pride to "take the free ride". I believe that what they want is NOT a free ride, but a job. They want to work. Let's talk about creating jobs, stimulating the economy, and lowering taxes - THE REPUBLICAN WAY!!!

DKNY - Well spoken for a student of Marxism!

I was raised a Roman Catholic,,I spent two years in a Catholic School..and Church was a serious act in our young family..I think that I maintained a more involved mental attitude than my siblings..my Grandmother would pray every day..I kept religious articles in my bedroom..I have always wondered about how to "use" Christ..I can remember when I stopped praying..because when a young person I prayed so much--one day I just said--stop,,and let's see what has been done..
I was 13-years old then/and still have that same PENNEY..I think that being Christian has always become involved in PAIN--and my motivations looked at OTHERS..that has been a main-stay on simplicity in this day..and I think Christianity has evoled a really good sense of simple basic assumptions to look at and draw from..I can remember VOTING for Ronald Reagan and it was about the pain of a cluttered Society..when I VOTED for H.W Bush it was more about answering the questions of right&wrong..it was important to have the politics to use this quality..later..the war got all the attention..and right&wrong became a Super POWER..if having a political RIGHT WING is all about Christ--it is a good thing in my use of the word POLITICS..but when you consider how America's get to the BALLOT BOX/I think that Christ is last on mminds..HOW THAT HAS EVOLVED..??..is a very small group/consider the NOISE.

I'm also a value voter, but I am an atheist. My values dictate that government can and should help the least well off among us. That is why I will not be voting for a Republican candidate.

I am Christian, but don't go to one of the relatively new, politically-active mega-churches. I consider myself a 'value voter', but I would not belong to that group. I think there are many, many more voters out there like me. Good Reagan quote, Jake. That about sums it up for me. Whoever the GOP's nominate will probably be facing a woman who knew her husband was a sex addict, helped him lie about it, and helped him ruin the lives of victims who had the guts to speak out about him. Other than Socialist, which she can't admit to until she's elected, she is nothing--with no core 'values' at all. She and her husband stick their fingers up to the political wind before they make any move---and you know which finger they use, pointed at us. The 'value voters' turned the last two Presidential elections--surprising most of the media. They are a powerful force. If they cling to 'one-issue' voting, they will turn this election, too---but not in their favor.

Ron Paul is the only choice if you are voting for the future of the United States. He is what we need.

The problem here is there are people out there that are one issue voters, they ignore the whole picture. There is no candidate that you are going to agree with 100%. When voting you got to ask yourself in what direction you want the country to go.

In 2008 we will have a clear choice and one that will last for generations which is -

Do we want to become a socialist Country under a lib or do we want our Liberties restored?