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tpaine claims: "we now have a viable alternative, a method to get people to think about principle over politics."

Serious Libertarian Party Candidates The face of the new Libertarian Party --- The Party of Principle

Steve "the fugitive" Kubby
1998 Libertarian candidate for Governor of California

QUALIFICATIONS:	I can grow some really righteous weed, dude!
CURRENT STATUS:	Fugitive from justice, having fled the country to avoid a non-jail sentence for possession of the hallucinogens psilocybin and peyote.
HEADQUARTERS:	Somewhere in Canada
MEMORABLE QUOTE:	Turning your back on America is a small price to pay for liberty.

Gary "spitball" Copeland
2002 Libertarian candidate for Governor of California

QUALIFICATIONS:	Druid Existentialist (honest!)
CAMPAIGN SLOGAN:	I'll put a spell on you!
CAUTION:	Approach with caution. Considered armed (with spit) and extremely dangerous. Avoid making jokes about camels. If you have any information concerning this person, please contact your local health department.

Stan "the smurf" Jones
2002 Libertarian Candidate for Senator from Montana

CAMPAIGN ISSUES:	Taking colloidal silver is a fundamental right.
MEMORABLE QUOTE:	What the hell do you mean this blue skin color is permanent?
FUTURE GOALS:	Founding father of the Blue Party.
GREATEST FEAR:	Smurf jokes.

--Boot Hill

"Principle before party."
85 OWK

Great idea, only it won't work. There are over 100,000,000 people who don't and won't vote that way. And I doubt you will ever get enough people to switch to the Constitution or Libetarian party (or whichever party of the moment is considered to be the "principled" party) to gain a working majority.
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And, in the meantime, you surrender it all back to the Democrats and socialists.
96 -JR-
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But, -- playing the game in the old way is not working. And, -- we now have a viable alternative, -- a method to get people to think about principle over politics.

JR, - you made a good start at it with the establishing of the RLC forum.
Republicans need to be made aware that the principles behind their party should be directly opposed to those of the socialists.
The 'position' of the RLC, as you posted, is a good starting point to effect a constitutional restoration of those principles within the republican conservative movement, imo.

Can you agree?

219 posted on 02/28/2003 5:55 PM PST by tpaine
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tpaine claims: "we now have a viable alternative, a method to get people to think about principle over politics." -Bootie hoots-
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Typical. -- No reply from "great idea, but", ---- and scorn for those same RLC ideas from an irrational 'libertarian' hater.

So it goes, blindly marching towards socialism.