Politics

I am not going to be low hanging fruit*.  I will not be voting for Obama come November.   I am not going to vote the lesser of two evils, and I am not going to vote for Obama because I have less of a chance of losing Roe if he wins. 

To be frank, I don't trust him.  I don't trust him to not allow my rights to continue to be widdled away.  I don't trust to him to keep my interests in mind.   

CA isn't a state that will feel the loss of my vote, but I don't know that that would matter to me at this point.  I am getting rather sick of voting for people that I can't respect.

So those of you who know something about the independents, where should my vote go? 

*
From a recent transcript - from Media Matters for America -
"CHUCK TODD: ... So, I think when you look at this, and our experts, our pollsters said, boy they would worry about the suburban women thing. If they were Obama they'd worry about the suburban women thing first, before the men. They say, you know what? Hey, Bush won men by this much; you can still win it by losing men by that much. I'd argue and say if he slices men from 20 to 15, and you assume those women come home, then that's how he wins a big win. And he forces McCain to play defense.

CHRIS MATTHEWS: But in a political [unintelligible], women are low-hanging fruit, though, in the terms of politics.

TODD: Correct.

MATTHEWS: You can reach up and say, "I'm pro-choice, he's not.""