as long as they show a history of being more talk than action on platforms I believe should be dealt with more liberally.

Example, one of our republicans here running in December, Jim Moran I believe, talks a lot about being "pro-family", but then one of his opponents (the one sarah palin supports...) so KINDLY provided a whole section "debunking" a bunch of the conservative claims Moran was making, showing that what he said and how he voted where different. Why thank you, you've now given me more reason to vote for HIM instead of YOU. I appreciate that sort of cordial advertisement

I'm really annoyed at our Democrat candidates, actually...two new comers without any political history. Although the Democrat candidate for this district's house seat at least had the sense to back up her platform stances with what she's done in the community...the senate candidate's site reads like a well-written blog >< All ideas, no substance. Thank you for making me really not want to vote for you