I find the thought of another repuke president utterly intolerable.

[cali]

The Bhutto assassination makes it clearer than ever to me that it of paramount importance to vote for the democratic nominee- no matter who the hell it is. The world is in far too a precarious condition to allow another repuke into the White House.

I don't believe for a minute that any of the dems running would have the same insane and dangerous policies that all of the repuke candidates have.

It's sheer madness to think that there's no difference between the candidates. Clinton may be far down on my list of preferred candidates, but you have to be mendacious, ill informed or stubbornly obtuse, not to understand that her foreign policy would not be a replication of bushco's or anywhere close to the disaster any of the repuke's would be. Edwards and Obama and Biden and the rest would provide us with a responsible foreign policy.

Whoever gets the nomination is my candidate, even if it is by default

[LeftishBrit]

1. I agree there!

Another Republican President would be an intolerable danger to THE WORLD.

[TwilightGardener]

2. I can't imagine having Rudy "I Know About Terra Cause I Watched Buildings Fall Down" Giuliani, or

John "Never Met A War I Didn't Have An Orgasm Over" McCain, or Mittens "Double Gitmo, Fight The Jihadists" Romney, or Mike "I Don't Know Shit About Foreign Policy, But I Did Stay At A Holiday Inn Express Last Night" Huckabee, or Fred "Huh?" Thompson--in charge of our foreign policy. The thought of it keeps me up at night.

[Adelante]

3. I wouldn't vote against the Dem in a GE

Not even the very last one I want to vote for.

[asjr]

4. Same here! I had put my

tinfoil hat in storage but must now retrieve it and plant it firmly on my head. Terrible thoughts are running through my brain. Perhaps we can count on martial law in Pakistan, but what scares me more is that we might just have it here sooner than expected. After almost 7 years of this cabal getting what it wants, why should we expect anything to change? All the presidential hopefuls are merely actors on a stage. The script was written years ago.