I have always voted for the person I feel is best, not the party. Several church members have took me aside to explain how the Democratic party is the responsible for the demoralization of America and how, as Christians, we MUST vote Republican. I don't necessarily agree and still look at the best person.

I do wish we have serious other parties such as Libertarian and Independent.

I know we had much more money in our pockets when Clinton reigned.

46 Republicans have been caught or left office due to illegal activities in the past 6 years, Democrats? 2. If the numbers don't say it, what will? STOP listening to churches, they believe just cause someone says they are Christian. STOP BEING SHEEPLE!

i didn't know that churches asked people to vote republican....i know for a fact not all churches do that. I think thats a awful thing to do. Its obvious in these days and times that it is dangerous to put your trust in a candiate for fear that he might do a total reversal of his campaign promises. I do agree on one thing that Senator Obama and Senator Edwards are saying... taking money from corporations puts you in bed with them, it almost makes you obligated to do things in the favor of that corporation.

Senator Clinton is still receiving money from lobbyist as well as a lot of republican canidates...i for one will vote for someone that steers clear of these big business handouts...but they have got to totally get a grip on this illegal immigration thing, if they don't we are going to become The United States of Mexico!!!

Personally I have always sided more with the beliefs of the Republican party than those of the Democrats. I was actually beginning to believe there was no hope for either party. I am a conservative, but I do enjoy the rights that Nathan, myself, and millions of others have served our country in the protection of. Some of those rights have been trampled upon by the current administration. I was a fan of GWB when this all first started, now not so much. I'd rather see Jeb in office than W, but we all thought Jeb was a retard. After living in FL for 5 years, I realized he's actually the smarter and more well-grounded of the two. I would love to see a strong Libertarian candidate or a Constitutionalist run and actually have a chance of winning. I am looking at Fred Thompson lately (as I've posted before) because he seems to believe in our Constitution and I think he stands a good chance of winning. If Fred weren't in the campaign, I would probably look at someone like Ron Paul (I'm not one of those nuts that throws his name around all the time). He does seem like he respects our Constitution and has a good head on his shoulders. Unfortunately for Mr. Paul, he is looked upon by the main-stream media as another version of Ralph Nader. He's in the race, but he doesn't stand a snowball's chance in Memphis in August of winning. I know there are many of you on here that prefer to bash anyone with an (R) next to their names, but can any of you HONESTLY say that Hillary Clinton or Barak Obama will actually UPHOLD and DEFEND our Constitution (which is part of the oath of office)? I know Senator Thompson has stated before that he is in favor of letting the states decide for themselves on matters that are not under the onus of the federal government. He's a defender of our second amendment right to bear arms; he has stated that he WILL NOT relinquish ANY American sovereignty, and that he is NOT for bigger government interaction into our daily lives. All I am saying is that we (ALL AMERICANS) should be leery of those that will swear to uphold and defend the Constitution of The United States of America, then get into office and attempt to dismantle it piece by piece...George W. Bush included.