Thanks for taking the time to post this. I've tried to explain to the likes of John Harvey that this is not a battle between GOP and Democrat. Anyone I've spoken to who's done any studying of current events agrees that this is a battle for our country.

How are we as a country supposed to go into Afganistan and Iraq and put together an election process with some of the things that are going on right here in our own country.

John Harvey has the balls to laugh about Republicans voting tomorrow and the Democrats voting on Wednesday, when leaflets stating just this as fact have been posted in various neighborhoods throughout the US. We were discussing this at work today. And how this type of thing has happened throughout our history, but is now on the front page because the election is expected to be so close. That is just not an acceptable excuse. Someone with responsibility has to standup and say that this is enough.

But as long as Bush, Rove, et al., condone this type of behavior, we should all standup and demand change.



>Just throwing in my 2 cents worth. As a long time Republican voter it saddens me to have to admit that I am going to vote for Kerry, even though his plans do not appeal to me, but I cannot bring myself to condone Bush and Cheney's obvious duplicity.
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>Pete.