No, I'm not supporting McCain

The question from the moderates and the press is simple. "Now will you support John McCain, the only electable Presidential Candidate on the Republican side?"

No. I won't. I won't vote for him next week on super Tuesday. I won't vote for him in November. I'd vote for Ralph Nader before I voted for McCain.

"Wait Mr. Conservative, you're supposed to oppose Hillary." Hey, I know what conservative is, and I know what conservative isn't. If I'm going to have a Liberal in the White House, I'd rather have one I can blame and oppose with the Republicans than have to scream at Congress for the next four years to get them back on the Conservative track. If a Liberal is going to destroy it, let that liberal be a Democrat.

John McCain is a conservative. No he isn't. A conservative doesn't vote for tax increases. McCain did. A Conservative doesn't vote to limit free speech, McCain pushed the legislation and put his name on it. McCain Feingold. A Conservative doesn't push for Amnesty, McCain pushed for just that.

I could go on an on. The Liberals and Democrats are picking the Republicans Candidate at the moment. If he's my choice, I'm writing in someone, or voting for a third party candidate. I wonder who the Libertarians have this year?