I try to judge people by their actions and not their opinions.

I am going to vote for, advocate, and push for a government which enforces what I think is right. It only makes sense for other people to do so as well.

Perhaps not everything is meant to be quantified to satisfy our curiosity.

We've been discussing this in terms of moral obligations of the individual, but stepping back and looking at society as a whole reveals much

I'm elated. I'm elated an aggressive dictator didn't have dangerous weapons that could have been used against our troops. I must hate America.

I think if the framers of the Constitution had a time machine and could witness AD's community as it relates to the first amendment, they would say "Yeah, that's it. That's why!

Massive body of evidence? One does not grade a term paper based on the number of pages included.

Hmmmm, who is looking out for the middle class...The rich, white, influential, politically connected, Big Business hugging guys on the right or the rich, white, influential, politically connected lawyer hugging guys on the left? The answer to your question is no one.

...Freedom is much more than parades and banners. it is the hard work of standing up for freedom--even when you disagree with others..

5,000 years from now, if our nation has faded into the archives of historical record, America will not be remembered for what standard it flew, but what it flew for.

Mrs. Bush doesn't know what it is like to be an average American citizen in today's political and economic climate. Upon second thought, she does not get my vote for anything. I suppose she's a nice lady. With little to worry about, people tend to be nice. The rest of us get a little pissy when the street looms ahead.

I fail to see how anybody could call themselves a conservative and vote for Bush.

People are not accepting many liberal progressive policies because they do not see them as progressing to anywhere they want to be.