When it comes to family values,Judah-Christian values, where will l you be found on election day?

I have to vote for the man that I believe god wants me to. Bill Clinton claimed to be a traditionalist but his life proved different.

politicians will claim anything to get your vote.

so pray about it and then vote your heart,

not your party.

I will be election judge and vote for the party that honors the constitution of the United States of America more than the other. I will vote Republican even on some races, that is the lesser of 2 evils and not really the one I would like to be running.

By the way information for the wacos, George Bush is NOT running.

"Judah-Christian values" is an oxymoron. Although some Christians are good people, the history of your religion is rife with death, pain, destruction, and corruption. If America wants to strengthen the collective moral fiber, we need to distance ourselves from the self proclaimed moralists and vote on the tangible issues affecting us all.

Anyway, GW pretty much put the last nail in the coffin for "traditional values" candidates. Too many people are fed up with GW and his traditional values. He's screwed America up beyond repair with traditional values. Some traditional values butt is going to get kicked come November.

I have not voted for a Democrat since I voted for Jimmy Carter, that was a mistake I will never make again !

My vote will be going to the republican canidates.

secular progressive? republicans? That would suprise me honestly.

All I can add is that if you take abortion out of the picture the democratic party is entirely more fitting with judeo-christian values than the republican platform.

We're a secular nation, not a Christian nation. I'll vote for someone who values freedom from government interference in family affairs.

I don't see why you have to be a christian to support family values. I am an atheist and I am happily married and a reasonably good person (don't lie, cheat, steal, kill etc). So why are my values not "family values"?

it depends on what "tradition" they wish to uphold. If they want to uphold any traditions of bigotry, then I won't stand for that. But if they wish to uphold traditions I do believe in, such as family values, education, and right to life, then I will stand by that.

So it just depends!

I will be there voting against all those who follow George W. Bush in his quest for Mid-east conquest and his holier than thou art Evangelical Christians who are trying to change our Constitution and laws. Mind my word---if he ever ''tamed'' Iraq and Afghanistan, he'd be pushing his religion there, too. Now, it is his idea to change the governments, and then it will be the religion. The man is scary. His religious ideas (values?) are not my ideas.