Thats why I've been saying we need a 4th party that can erode the liberal vote similarly to the way Libertarians erode the conservative vote. With a 2 per side party system you might see some success with the secondary parties.

stebo0728 wrote:Thats why I've been saying we need a 4th party that can erode the liberal vote similarly to the way Libertarians erode the conservative vote. With a 2 per side party system you might see some success with the secondary parties.

You do, it's called the Green party. What Al Gore sees in his nightmares.

Is that the face they use in those "spot the differences" gag?

So, Gary garnered about 1% of the vote, 1,139,562 votes. This places him as one of the most successful Libertarian candidates.

He fought an uphill battle against heavy legal fire from GOP legal teams determined to keep his name from even appearing on the ballot lest he "steal" votes from the Massachusetts forehead and only was stymied in Oklahoma.

He was shut out of the debates, from way back in the Republican primaries, but still managed to shout above the din. He talked about real solutions for America instead of BS talking points and as we go forward he will be proven right as will outgoing Republican Ron Paul.

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/gary ... itics.html

It's definitely time for the Libertarian party to establish itself. The GOP are outnumbered and out of touch. When they lose over and over they still look at each other with shock as to why a party of old white dudes that pour religion into every mandate can't seem to get a fvcking thing done. No one wants a right loon anymore.

WDRacing wrote:No one wants a right loon anymore.

Are you trying to say that no one loves Alan Keyes?

It's just not a primary without Alan speaking passionately to 12 people in event room C at the Holiday Inn.

Hey TMS, I found something amusing/interesting.
http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/commen ... _a_scam_1/