[P8riot]

Well, there goes another vote for the zero.

[Amelia]

How about Bob Barr? Is he on the ticket?

[gorush]

Vote for whom you wish, that’s how it’s supposed to work.

[Oystir]

I want to vote for Kitty Harris and her horsee!

[TheWasteLand]

Thanks for sharing. Or not.

[Norman Bates]

McCain just opened 50 CA offices so they think they can win there and they are investing to win. Your vote would help a lot.

[papasmurf]

Just don’t vote early. Wait till election day.

There may be surprises coming.

[Soliton]

Remember Alan Keyes?

Yup. He's the guy that let Obama become a Senator.

[Florida native]

I live in California, land of fruit loops

That's - Land of Fruits, Nuts, and Flakes

Florida is getting to be so much like California - we have our fair share of those fruits!

[woofie]

stay home and save your gas

[All Blue State]

I wrote in Alan Keyes, for our Nebraska primary, but was considering Patin, unfortunately, the top of the ticket just became too much. McCain has already promised Democrats in his cabinet. Ask G.W. if he even understands how that worked, e.g. Paulson, the “No Child Left Behind act, the Prescription Drug program, etc. If I wanted Democrats, I would vote for Democrats.

[Steve Van Doorn]

I am voting for Palin.
that is all I know.

[JRandomFreeper]

I voted for Keyes in the Pub primary in 2000. I live in Texas. W was going to win the Texas Pub nomination, regardless of how I voted. So I voted for the man that used to make sense.

I would not vote for him today, primary or election because he got off-message.

But I understand your position.

It won't affect the outcome, but it will send a message.

I want a conservative, that understands the Constitution, and the place that God, Man, and government should hold in a Free Republic.

/johnny

[Liberty1970]

I agree with your reasoning, but I suggest you go with Dr. Chuck Baldwin, the Constitution Party candidate. The reason is (A) they have similar pro-Constitution views (Keyes was the runner up in the nominations, if I recall, at the CP convention), and (B) the CP is more of an established party, so it makes more sense to boost them as a party than Keyes as an individual.

[SwatTeam]

How you vote is up to you. However, in 2006 we had a lot
of people who didn’t vote because they wanted to send
a message. And we have the crap we are living in today
with Speaker Palosi, Harry Reid and all the rest of the
democrats who won. I sure hope all those people are
proud of the message they sent.

[Cicero]

Alan Keyes is a nice guy. I like him. But he is a total incompetent as a politician.

Remember, he’s the guy whose lousy run for the Senate on the Republican ticket in Illinois gave Obama his chance to win.

Obama beat Keyes in 2004, by a margin of 70% to 27%.

[BunnySlippers]

[Mr. Jeeves]

US Senate Illinois 2004:

Obama (D): 3,597,456 70%

Keyes (R): 1,390,690 27%

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Yes, I remember him very well...

[TruthConquers]

I will!!

I was just thinking about this today. Voted for Keyes long time ago when W was first running. I wonder what kind of America we could have had if he had been President instead of phony Bush II.

[ken21]

how could you forget?

he left a mental mess on aisle 5.