Did McCain’s life end in 2004? Surely his vote against renewing the "assault" weapons ban later that year has to count for something.
Barr’s A+ rating is nice, but who are we kidding? A vote for Barr is a half a vote for Obama, nothing more. Might as well write in Eddie Eagle. |
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Xrlq
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I agree with Xrlq. All a protest vote is worth is letting the clearly unqualified candidate get one more vote up on their opponent.
Every vote is a compromise; there is no such thing as a perfect candidate. Might as well make that compromise worth something. |
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CR UVa
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On the other hand, even a small number of votes for the third-party candidate of your choice can effect the policies moving forward. If Barr were to take 10% of the vote, you can be sure that the next election would find both the Democrats and Republicans trying to entice the libertarian crowd. |
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I’m sorry, but voting for a candidate just because he has a better chance to win, despite liking the policies of another candidate more, is just backwards. It’s called principle. Do you have it? With that type of mindset, there’s no surprise we only see a douche and a turd sandwich on the debate stage this year. Yeah, he probably won’t win this time, but you can help improve the situation for next time. I’d like to see more than 2 parties on the debate stage sometime in my lifetime. Then maybe people will realize that all along the two party system has only been an illusion of choice. |
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