Your negative comments illustrate a painfully obvious lack of education on the issue. Look at the economic indicators and the congressional voting records and the party majorities side by side. And then surf the net and post your comments. I will not go into details here because I strongly believe that if your going to throw out recyled rhetoric you should at least take the time to educate your self. If you come to the same conclusion, then good for you, at least it would be respectful. Oh, and I am speaking as former Liberal Democrat. I did the research the last several years and was truly saddened that my party abandoned all commons sense.

Althoug Ron Paul and Mitt Romney are not bad choices, I dont think they fit the bill. Not to say I have a name of who will. I do like how Joh Bolton thinks. (fmr UN embassador). Although I think the UN is a joke and should be kicked to the preverbial curb. Anyway.... not sure we have someone yet that would fit the bill.