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You can’t straddle fence when it comes to politics
By Terry McMoore | October 10, 2006 | 
During the presidential election of 2000 and because of the bad voting record on minority issues of Joe Lieberman, running mate of then U.S. presidential candidate Al Gore, I decided to cast my vote for an independent candidate for president, Ralph Nader. From then on I considered myself a proud independent, sort of in the middle. You know what I mean?
It was not until I attended a race relations summit, and I heard Tennessee Rep. and black caucus member Johnny Shaw speak these words that my political lifestyle would be forever changed. He stated:
When it comes to politics you are either on one side or the other, people who straddle the fence are just afraid to make a stand on anything.
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