Fess up and I'll vote for you - Greg Gelpi  Political parties
are like religions.  Falling humble to the anointed leaders of
their respective parties, party members pledge undying obedience
and serve faithfully.  I'm anti-political party, always have
been and most likely probably always will be. In fact, I'm anti-
political label.  That's why I laughed last week when I received
an anonymous voicemail message. The newsroom often bursts into
spontaneous political debates, always the "conservative" me
against the "liberal" majority.  The caller lambasted me for my
views and the views of "my fellow liberals." She fingered me for
trying to undermine President Bush's re-election bid.  Since I
feel a need to demean myself and pigeon-hole my head full of
social and political thought into a label, I would consider
myself more conservative than anything. I use the term sparingly
for fear of being associated too closely to any political
ideology.  My mere questioning of Bush's qualifications and
noting that neither Bush