"JG" wrote in message

Dopey, you're a fool if you actually think that you're representative of
the neocons now in DC. They don't give a crap about the environment or
social issues. They only care about big business and religious right.

You're right. Only a fool believes that Washington truly represents his
beliefs, or vice versa. The Executive and Legislative branches are the most
powerful self-interest groups in existence. They primarily exist for
themselves, not for us. If you believe otherwise, you've been duped.

I really don't know what a neocon is in your vernacular, nor do I care. But
I've recently (last ten years) become a fiscal conservative, which is not
much in line with the Bush spending habits, but wishing for tax relief and a
major reining-in of government give-away programs and spending in general.
I'd like to see the size of government diminshed greatly from its present
iteration. I've alwasy been a social moderate which is not much in line
with the Bush administration either, except w/r/t the rights of the unborn
and opposition to gun control. I didn't vote for Kerry, mostly because his
voting showed him to be a potentially bigger spender than Bush, loving every
federal give-away program that ever saw the light of day. Further, I knew
there was no hope for tax relief under Kerry, and probably the opposite
would have been the case if he'd had a democrat congress as well. As for
social issues, Kerry probably was too far left of my views, but then W is
too far right. I don't support the religious right (an extremist group) nor
do I support any left-wing extremist groups, with the exception of the
environmental ones.


You haven't accomplished anything that I can tell. Why don't you make a
comprehensive list and get back to us.

Poor Jon. Hey there big guy, it's really not a crime to be an
underachiever. Don't be so hard on yourself.

(Hovath's major accomplishment is that he was hoodwinked into buying a
piece of crap hunter.)

Um, what is the size of that Hunter? What size is your boat?

Max