My NO Vote List.

- I Have My Eye On:

John McCain

It all depends now on his Vice Presidential candidate nomination which will then decide it for me if I actually vote for him or not. I have to do a bit of research on him yet.

- My ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE IF I HAVE TO END UP VOTING FOR:

1. Hillary and former President Bill Clinton

Why would I even consider such a thing as this you ask?

I trust Hillary and former President Bill Clinton a bit more - and know about them a bit more - than I do Barack Obama - who seems to be morphing into Damien.

WAKE UP PEOPLE. . .

AND DO YOUR RESEARCH BEFORE YOU VOTE.

There are too many questions about Barack Obama that are not being addressed or answered.

It is not my intent to vote democratic I don't think.

- My List Of Who I'm NOT Voting For:

1. Hillary and Bill Clinton
2. John Edward
3. Ron Paul
4. Sam Brownback
5. Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-Colorado)

- I am SO NOT Voting For:

1. Barack Obama

2. Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio)
3. Michael Bloomberg

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I think all this earlier voting stuff has done is messed things up.

I think we should go back to the way it was when the primaries or caucuses were held all on one day.

I think it took away from certain candidates too, and was not at all fair to them.

WHO'S BRILLIANT IDEA WAS THIS ANYWAY?

I really believe this floating primary and caucus schedule only seems to benefit the Democrats. Which maybe then is the sense in this mess.

I noticed that there are states voting for their primaries in June/July. WHY? All they will do is be back in a couple of months to re-vote all over again.

It does not seem fair to me that the later voting states now past March 4th are being told in essence your vote is almost moot as far as the Republicans.

It is why many good candidates on the Republican side have dropped out so early.

I'm not happy about it either, and is most likely a democratic plot.

It makes no sense.

My plan is to simply stay home on Pennsylvania's primary day in April, because McCain already has the Republican nomination.