I was poking fun. More at Archie than you. I've never heard that expression in the context you say it was meant. As for labeling me, be cautious, you don't know my views on very many issues, nor my history. Just a few items to chew on, I worked for the republican party all the way back to Reagan in 80, and up till I went to law school. I was part of the reception group when Reagan visited Purdue. Folks who are aware of my various and diverse political views would never call me a liberal. I like to think of myself as a moderate. The only definitive comments I've made about the 3 main candidates remaining are I have met Obama, he is smart and passionate, I could get very excited about him if he had more experience and seasoning. McCain is a hero, and a dedicated public servant, and by far the most qualified to deal with foreign affairs (because of his age, I am very interested in who he will pick as his running mate), I would vote for anybody over Hillary (not because she is a woman, because I feel there are many women-in both parties-who would be capable candidates), but because she is the democratic equivelant to what I don't like in Bush.