Gallup Finds More Libertarians in the Electorate. If enough Democrats and Republicans get tired of the status quo could this be the beginning of an actually viable 3rd party?
This post was last modified on February 11, 2016
Gallup Finds More Libertarians in the Electorate. If enough Democrats and Republicans get tired of the status quo could this be the beginning of an actually viable 3rd party?
This post was last modified on February 11, 2016
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Dang it, mods, we got pics here yet?
W00T!!!!
What the . . . !?? Where'd it go???
Yes, we have pictures, just post the direct link, don\'t use the html link.
Like this:
http://i1303.photobucket.com/albums/ag152/ByzantineCrusader/libertarian%20chicken_zpskqcuulfr.jpg
Ah, thanks, poppa! I think I did try a direct link first and it didn't show.
Haahahaha! Nice.
That is the pic PsychoDad was trying to post.
Libertarians are like satanists.
Every one of them I talk to insists that "That last guy you talked to who said he was one of us really isn't one of us; don't pay any attention to the stupid shit he said to you."
That can be said of pretty much any group. Jeb Bush might say it of Chris Christie and Chris Christie might say it of Ted Cruz. Despite their input however it doesn\'t change the fact that, of that group, Cruz would be the actual conservative and the other guys are just people giving conservatives a bad name.
I have found it useful, when defining how libertarian a person is, to ask one question. \"How comfortable are you with using aggression against someone else in order to get your way.\" The less aggression approved of the more libertarian they are.
All they need to do is get a viable candidate. No, Ron or Rand Paul isn't the answer. Get someone with name recognition and that isn't nuts, and we might have something.
I voted for Gary Johnson last time. I think he is planning on getting the Libertarian nomination again.
That's fine, but nobody really heard anything about him. What we need is to get Cruz elected now, and then, before we let the left get up a head of steam, get the Libertarian Party lots of press, so at least there is a viable option, that has a name, face, and platform, out there that the whole electorate is aware of.
I plan on voting for Gary Johnson if he gets the nom. I am open to Cruz changing my mind. But I don't see a situation in which I could vote for Jeb or Rubio.
I live in Florida, no way I could vote for Jeb or Rubio.
I could vote for Cruz if he is the Republican nominee. I've always liked him.