If the Bush Administration had actually done what they proposed during the election of 2000, there could be a few reasons why white middle class Americans would want to vote for Republicans. I assume that family would like their savings taxed at a low rate, that the family has kids either in school or applying to college, that the family has a home and lives in a neighbood that need some level of protection. However, given the performance of the Bush Administration, the Repubicans have lost all crediblity with middle class Americans.

However, neither party really appeals to middle class white Americans. Those Americans do not support open borders and unlimited immigration, do not support expansion of the government, do not support racial set asides, do not support depolicing, and do not support higher taxes. Those families want public schools that actually educate their children, want colleges where people are admitted on merit, want a healthy private sector that creates jobs, want low crime, low less traffic, and want to be able to save some money.

However, since both parties support open borders, racial set asides, sociel engineering in the schools, and massive expansion of the federal government, neither party really has much appeal to them.

Would you care to explain to me why a white working class family (yearly income 50 to 70 thousands) should vote for the Republican Candidate?

What policies do the Republicans offer that would make that families economic life better?

And don't tell me that the Democrats are going to be worse, because we have just had six years of pure hardcore Republican policies and the results are there for all to see.