There were once seven people, sitting around a borrowed room with no other assets between them but a "big dream". At the time they were considered a joke by political leaders, hardly worth considering.
Eighty years later, over a billion people now live under communism in China... a "massive success", if it can be called that, of the dreams of those seven young people: the first cell of communism in China.
Say what you will of the Libertarians (and I'm not one, BTW). But insisting that there are only two parties - and that your own is inherently "good" - smacks of stagnancy and short-sightedness. Proprietor of this joint though you are, you can't deny that if both major parties haven't run out of steam already, they're about to. And I ain't calling anyone a fool but they're foolish to keep insisting that voting any single party across the board is the best hope for America. Both major parties are corrupted by power - they exist only for power - and there's no justifying a substitution of one for the other.
We have a rare opportunity to break the backs of the Democrat Party and we must take advantage of it. Allow the Democrats to keep the Senate and Bush will not get the best of his judicial appointments through.
If we have a Republican controlled Administration, Senate, House, Judiciary, and majority of State Houses, the stage will be set to actually begin rolling back some of the liberal welfare state we've all been complaining about for all these years.
The Republicans will have an opportunity to remake the Supreme Court and the entire Judiciary. These judges will be in office for many years to come. Do it now and we can overturn much of the socialist perversion that the liberal activist judiciary has forced down our throats.
Strike now while the opportunity presents itself. We can't afford not to. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country (couldn't help typing in that last part, has a natural rhythm. heh heh).