Wildwood

You said:

How can you call yourself a centrist without recognizing the lies that are coming from the neocons as well? Well I guess you can call yourself whatever you choose, but the rest of us will have to make our own judgments on whether you are a centrist or a typical conservative who misuses language. If you are a centrist then so am I because I keep seeing all the lies and blatant rumors started by the cons.

I asked you to give me some examples, but all you could come up with is:

You first.

I guess you proved my point! That's why, as a centrist, after doing a lot of research, I'll be voting for McCain.

You have NO idea what my views on the issues are! But I can tell you this. . .

I will NOT be voting for anybody that consistently lies about what he has said, has been associated with many questionable characters; religious extremist, terrorist, and those convicted of fraud; has worked for a program that is directly funded by an agency that has actively been involved with voter fraud, and has had his hand in the cookie jar when it comes to funding his wife's place of employment and his campaign donors.

As opposed to somebody that the only bad thing somebody can dig up on him is that his wife became addicted to pain killers. Everybody, including people from his opponents party, have nothing bad to say about him, but that he is a good guy and they respect him. He has pissed people from his own party off by crosssing political lines. He has authored bills calling for truth and transparency in government, especially referring to lobbyist and special intersts groups. He is considered so middle of the roed by his own party that he had to pick up a conservative VP to get the far right of his party to jump on board.

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