[The Urban Sombrero]

IDK, maybe it's just me in thinking that if one is able to feel secure about being publicly critical of one that is not his personal choice of a candidate, then he should also be secure in proudly proclaiming what the appealing qualities and views of his noble candidate of choice would be....I would think that if one is sold on his choice, that he would promote and publicize them as much as possible. In my view, it would give his audience a better perspective on where he may be coming from when offering his perspective.

Out of the box thinking, I know.

"It is a fundamental human right, a power bestowed by the nature of things, that each person should worship according to his or her own convictions, free from compulsion." -Tertullian

That's one big anchor point for me in terms of my appreciation of our Constitution.