Still Undecided: Part Two

Last Wednesday, I asked y’all which was more dangerous

The idealogue who has ideas and will stop at nothing to enact them, no mater how stupid or dangerous the ideas are, or

The power hungry, but highly intelligent person who wants only to extend of their own power?

Now, we’re currently tied in the negotiations on this with two comments going for each.

The reason I asked this was I was looking to go a-caucusin’ this weekend, but like I said yesterday, I was backing up on bile after reading party platforms and just couldn’t go through with it.

I still get the chance to vote in the primary one week from tomorrow though, so I’m just going to let you know that these ideals still apply, only now were talking about Huckabee as the former example, verses McCain as the latter one.

The Washington State Republican Party is full of short-bus riding mofos, as can be witnessed by the results being contested by Huckabee after the state party chair himself announced a winner with only 87% of the vote in (there was around 200 votes separating McCain and Huckabee and still 1500 or so to count). Hell, even before the R’s had 20% of their votes reported, some CNN commentator who used to live in Washington was able to tell the CNN news chick running the show that the WA-R’s had their heads up their asses as an organization (and even with this jackassery, the 2004 Gubernatorial candidate, Dino Rossi, was still able to beat Gregiore).

So, the Dem delegates were decided on Saturday and my vote on a D-ballot won’t matter for squat, I’ll have to make a choice on the 19th: Vote for an (R) I don’t support to give second half of the WA-R delegates to, the first half being given out to whomever wins Saturday’s caucuses, or skip the R-Pres Primary and vote on an Independent ballot for everything else being decided that day.

Any and all suggestions for this moral dilemma are welcome.