I really like Wesley Clark's potential.

I do, too. I also like the way the military establishment seems to have hated him and promoted him anyway. There are a lot of the elements of his tax plan I like, and some I don't. For one, it encourages people to have more children. I'm not sure that I like the concept of so many people not having to pay taxes at all. Also, this line is concerning: ``The government will withhold the correct amount of taxes from the families paycheck or provide them with the correct tax credit.''

Dean, on the other hand, really scares me.

Those are very good points, and, I think, are caused by some of the reasons I do like him. That he doesn't always have a prepared answer that he tries to fit into whatever question is asked of him. He seems to speak honestly. Some of that honesty is not what you (or I, much of the time) want to hear, but I appreciate that effort, or, maybe, lack of effort. But I agree that much of what he says is disconcerting.