Last ditch appeal to Libertarians and Constitution voters:

11/1/2004 | agitate

[Agitate]

Is your protest vote worth 4 years of John Kerry? Are you willing to risk appeasing terrorists, sellout to the UN and the EU, more taxes, less for the military, homosexual marriage and activist judges who will be there long after the president is gone, your for vote today?

Sometimes you have to lose a battle to win the final war. Is a vote for a candidate who will not win worth 4 years of Kerry’s extreme liberalism? I hope not.

[Agitate]

This is an appeal for Bush and the future of this land, not a flame, because I am seriously worried about America if Kerry is elected. I believe keeping him out is worth a compromise.

[cripplecreek]

This former Buchanan voter is solidly behind Bush this time around.

[Reaganez]

My guess would be that Libertarians are in favor of homo "marriage". That is the position of most libertarians I know.

[PhiKapMom]

Thank you much! We need every last vote -- must say as mad as I can get at Pat Buchanan at times, he gets it too!

[cvq3842]

We can't have the perfect choice, but we have a RESPONSIBILITY to ourselves and the country to pick the best viable choice, IMHO.

Electing John Kerry would be a disaster, in so many ways. I have a lot of respect for the many of the principles of the parties you mentioned. But I think we all have to be realistic. Good post!

[rmmcdaniell]

This fromer Bush voter drew the line with "Free" Prescription Drugs and Amnesty.

[Nataku X]

Post that at LibertyPost.

[abnegation]

I never did understand why someone would only vote for a candidate if they agreed with the candidate 100% of the time. Heck, I don't agree with my hubby 100% of the time and I married him. Oh well, I guess common sense in this day and age has "gone to hell in a handbasket" as my sainted grandmother used to say.

[Dog Gone]

Rational third-party voters in battleground states will undoubtedly vote for Bush. The irrational ones won't, but their numbers are small.

I think you'll find this to be the case tomorrow night. The third parties will do better in states where the outcome is already known.

[cripplecreek]

Can we hunt you down if Kerry is elected?


(I'm kidding)

[Dog Gone]

Bush promised neither.

[cripplecreek]

A wise old timer taught me a simple rule of thumb.

If your candidate agrees with you 100% of the time one of you is lying.

[TBarnett34]

This fromer Bush voter drew the line with "Free" Prescription Drugs and Amnesty. [sic]

*grumble* Apparently it's Liberaltarian day on FR...

[Nataku X]

OK, enjoy your country wherein you're jailed for "hate speech" for speaking out against anything protected by PC forces.

[Agitate]

We can't have the perfect choice, but we have a RESPONSIBILITY to ourselves and the country to pick the best viable choice, IMHO.

Exactly what I was trying to express, and so right. I hope people realize what is at stake. I respect the right to vote as one chooses, but this is an EMERGENCY.

[SampleMan]

I've never understood protest votes. Picking the best electable candidate versus the perfect non-electable candidate gives you some voice and evolutionary change.

All or nothing, is the equivalent of taking your ball and going home. In Italy there are hundreds of parties and everyone can vote for just what they want, but then a ruling coalition must be formed and that parties 3 votes are squelched anyway. In our system, it is up to the voter to decide on his/her own coalition.

A Republican has to win to do anything, and the inconvenient fact is, that mean appealing to more than 50% of the voters. You might be right, 100% right, but unless you can bring 49% with you, get over yourselves and vote for what's best for this country.

Nuff said.

[Agitate]

This fromer Bush voter drew the line with "Free" Prescription Drugs and Amnesty.

I hated the amnesty thing too. But what do you think Kerry will do? Protect our borders? Is anything worth having Kerry in office? The man is dangerous.

[antaresequity]

BS...WHAT A BUNCH OF CRAP

There at least 1000 conservative voters who don't vote at all FOR EACH Libertarian or Constitutional VOTER...If Bush can't get reelected it won't be because Libertarians voted Libertarian....

IT WILL BE BECAUSE BUSH VOTERS DIDN'T GOTV or make a persuasive enough argument!

Give me a frigging break....Vote your heart and mind, and if that is Libertarian because your in favor of legalized drugs and gays....go for it

[MeekOneGOP]

To ALL Freepers and Lurker voters:

GO to the polls and vote for Bush. Take your friends with you to do the same. If you know any Zell Miller type Democrats that support Bush and they are voting for him, take them as well.

Vote EARLY to avoid the rush, and remember:

IGNORE ANYTHING IN THE MEDIA YOU HEAR (i.e., making a fast, early call in Florida for Kerry, etc.). WE CAN AVOID A REPEAT OF THE FLORIDA ELECTION DEBACLE OF 2000 THIS YEAR IF GOP TURNOUT IS STRONG, imho.

[Expletive deleted] !!!

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[Protagoras]

My guess would be that Libertarians are in favor of homo "marriage". That is the position of most libertarians I know.

The true colors of the anti freedom people show themselves every time. I'm sure the author of this thread appreciates your attack on the people he is trying to convince to the Republican side.

No deep thinking in your comments.