[ClearCase_guy]

The track record of the Libertarian Party is not encouraging. I’m really not sure that a lot of people want legal drugs and legal prostitution.

Libertarians tend to be fiscal conservatives (good) and social liberals (bad). Socially liberal ideas tend to cause enough difficulties in people’s lives that they start looking around for government charity to rescue them. That’s when fiscal conservatism goes out the window. Social liberalism is always “more important” than fiscal conservatism.

I will stay a Conservative. And I will vote for Ted Cruz.

[Arthur Wildfire! March]

Good point about legalized prostitution. Do we really want to raise our little girl to sleep their way up the corporate ladder when they grow up?

[dayglored]

> The track record of the Libertarian Party is not encouraging. I’m really not sure that a lot of people want legal drugs and legal prostitution.

There's a world of difference between the "big-L" Libertarian Party and a "small-l" libertarian.

For example, most historians agree that Thomas Jefferson would properly be described as a libertarian -- that is a "classic liberal". But I'm quite sure he'd take issue with much of the Libertarian Party platform.

(Damned Liberals misappropriated the word. They're actually leftists, socialists, and communists. And nuts.)

[Kaslin]

I will stay a Conservative.

So will I. Nothing wrong your choice, it's to early for me to decide, by December I should know though

Here is a list of the primaries for 2016

January [edit]

• Monday, January 18: Iowa caucuses
• Tuesday, January 26: New Hampshire

February[edit]

• Tuesday, February 2: Colorado caucuses; Minnesota caucuses; New York; Utah
• Saturday, February 6: Nevada caucuses
• Saturday, February 13: South Carolina
• Tuesday, February 16: North Carolina
• Tuesday, February 23: Michigan

March[edit]

• Tuesday, March 1: Colorado caucuses;^{[citation needed]} Florida; Massachusetts; Oklahoma; Tennessee; Texas; Vermont; Virginia
• Saturday, March 5: Louisiana
• Tuesday, March 8: Alabama; Hawaii caucuses; Idaho; Mississippi; Ohio
• Sunday, March 13: Puerto Rico
• Tuesday, March 15: Illinois; Missouri
• Tuesday, March 22: Arizona

April[edit]

• Tuesday, April 5: Maryland; Washington, DC; Wisconsin
• Tuesday, April 26: Connecticut; Delaware; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island

May[edit]

• Tuesday, May 3: Indiana
• Tuesday, May 10: Nebraska; West Virginia
• Tuesday, May 17: Kentucky; Oregon
• Tuesday, May 24: Arkansas

June[edit]

• Tuesday, June 7: California: Montana; New Jersey; New Mexico; South Dakota
• Tuesday, June 28: Utah

States with no firm dates[edit]

• Georgia — Tuesday 1 March (presumably)
• Kansas — Saturday 5 March (presumably)
• Maine — Saturday 5 March (presumably)
• Nevada — Precinct Caucuses, Saturday 6 February (presumably)
• New Hampshire — Primary, Tuesday 26 January (presumably)
• North Carolina — Tuesday 1 March (presumably)
• South Carolina — Saturday 23 January (presumably)
• Washington — Saturday 19 March - Saturday 16 April (presumably)
• Wyoming — Saturday 27 February (presumably)

[rdb3]

I will stay a Conservative. And I will vote for Ted Cruz.

As will I and I'm on Cruz-control!

Jesus Christ: You can’t impeach Him and He ain’t gonna resign.

[ConservingFreedom]

Socially liberal ideas tend to cause enough difficulties in people’s lives that they start looking around for government charity to rescue them.

The freedom to eat what one chooses causes health problems in many people’s lives and leads them to start looking around for government charity to rescue them. Is a Diet Police a conservative idea?