Here's why I will NOT vote for certain candidates, starting with the GOP crowd...

Guiliani: The dude is a total authoritarian. I call bullshit when people say Bush has curtailed our civil liberties, since no one that says that can ever point to a single instance where an American citizen's civil liberties were denied, except perhaps the lone case of Jose Padilla. Guiliani often sounds like he wants a police state, so boo on him.

Romney: First off, and I sort of hate to use this as a reason, but I don't think he's electable against a Democrat. Second, he comes off as a GOP Hillary, ready to give any opinion depending on how he thinks voters will respond.

The rest of the GOP, with the obvious exception of Fred Thompson, who I support, I think I can safely ignore.

And the Democrats....

Hillary: Do I really need to explain? Political opportunist, wants a socialist state, believes more government is the answer to everything. She's pretty much antithetical to anything I would want in a President. The only good thing about her is that her foreign policy would most likely follow somewhat closely to Bush's, and while Bush made some mistakes, I believe in 50 years people will look back at today and thank god we had that man in office instead of someone like Al Gore.

Obama: Many of his ideas seem very naive, especially on the foreign policy front. Who knows, in another decade or so the guy might be ready, but he ain't there yet.

So those are the major candidates I won't vote for, and some very simplistic reasons why.