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selection. election. rejection. libertarian?

After a lengthy phone call to find out why I am not a registered voter anymore, I finally found out when and where I can go to register in McHenry County. Phew, good thing, because I may actually vote this year... maybe. I have always said I am either a very conservative democrat or a liberal republican (my teen/college years I claimed to be a democrat, dont think bad of me.) Now, as I am older, perhaps wiser... I still claim that I am a conservative democrat or liberal republican. I would almost say libertarian... and I can feel the discussion now... I am a little scared to see what can happen when government controls everything. I think we are headed that way. I like to think that hard work paid off so that we can still pay for our very expensive benefits so we may choose the best doctors, which I have a hell of a time getting appointments already... hopefully you see my point. I do not agree with abortion, just to have an abortion. Therefore, I will not do it. Those who choose to, will have to suffer with any guilt or regret. I will not have to. Does the government need to decide for us? No, not really. People will still do it. If you do not want a child, you can use protection. It is pretty simple, really. I do not have time for a political debate- nor have I addressed every topic needed to explain my position- I don't even want to. I'll end by saying... balance the budget and bring home the troops!
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