On 10/26/2008 5:16:57 PM, John Williams ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Julia Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a lot of > > > the state & local races, that left me with a choice between a Democrat > and > > a Libertarian in all of the cases where I was left with a choice of 2 > > non-incumbents. The Democrats would be more likely to spend more. > Which > > is why I came to the conclusion I did. > > > > I guess your ballots are somewhat different from mine, then, in terms of > > > how heavily any given party is represented, and how likely a candidate > > from a particular party is to beat one from another particular party. > > I wish there were as many libertarians in the top 3 on my ballots as > there > were on yours! You must live in a libertarian-friendly area. > I'm a couple of hundred miles from Julia. There are always Libertarians on the ballot here and I vote for them frequently. Why? Because I trust their conservatism more than I trust Republican conservatism and I want them promoted. No, I don't support Ron Paul. (My high school economics teacher was his father-in-law) He is not much for pragmatism and seems to prefer polemics, but that makes his followers happy it seems. Heh! There are videos of me on the net talking to Paulies at a Republican convention. (If you find them keep it quiet so I won't be namefagged.)
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