I find it interesting from a UK perspective as over the last say 20 years the lines that divide a parties policeys have blured. We have 3 main parties labour,

I find it interesting from a UK perspective as over the last say 20 years the lines that divide a parties policeys have blured. We have 3 main parties labour, liberal and concervatives. Over the last 50 years or so the lines have started to become less clear and over the last 20 those lines have blured to the stage that it is not as easy to identify a policey to a party as it was in years gone by. This seems to be a factor in USA parties and whilst I feel those lines are not as blured as they are in the UK, they are certainly not as clear cut as they were in years past. Common sence prevails in many forms, nobody is ever going to argue against that. It's far from perfect but it slowly and at times painfuly goes in the right directions. Nomatter who you cide with the most important thing in any election is to excercise your rights too vote. It is when you get your say, albiet small in the future that effects you, so vote for who will serve you best as others have the right to think for themselves and show there feelings in there vote. Be selfish, but do vote.