Have you folks heard of the Constitution Party?

Constitution Party ^ | 9-30-04 | Rick Warden

[Warden]

Have you folks heard of the Constitution Party? www.constitutionparty.com Principal can be very hard to discern in politics. I just know that if the constitution party really had a chance to win they would definitely get my vote. This is a party of mostly Christians that uphold the constitution, guided by the Holy Bible, as the ultimate law of the land.

[sheltonmac]

Keep on going, your "candidate" will still only get as many votes as the population of the city of Waco, or less...

So what's the alternative? Keep voting for more government control over our lives? Why is that a less futile approach?

[blackie]

I wasn't on the Internet for the six weeks I was hospitalized ~ quite a few FReepers called me and my wife kept the other email friends updated. :)

[tacticalogic]

No. They should have done their homework.

The truth is a double edged sword. Is it their fault for "not doing their homework", or the Republican candidates fault for not getting that message across? If they gain enough votes that the conservative vote starts to get evenly split between them, who will you blame then?

[american spirit]

Somewhere where I know my tax $ can go to the future of my kids, not some fat A$$ welfare queen sitting on her butt all day popping out kids while watching Univision.

[tacticalogic]

Usually a child has to put tweezers in a light socket only once.

Non sequitur, or just way obtuse?

[blackie]

And ~ where would that be? :)

[Skooz]

Non sequitur, or just way obtuse?

Niether.

If a child puts tweezers in a light socket, he gets shocked. He learns.

If he does it again, he didn't learn the first time.

If he keeps doing it, he's a serious candidate for the short bus.

[tacticalogic]

Doesn't explain what's to be gained by misrepresenting thier intentions.

[Skooz]

I never argued about intentions.

I argued about predictable results.

[Zavien Doombringer]

[DrDavid]

The truth is a double edged sword. Is it their fault for "not doing their homework", or the Republican candidates fault for not getting that message across?

It was all over the place and you would have to have your head in the sand to miss what John Klein's position on the issues were.

If they gain enough votes that the conservative vote starts to get evenly split between them, who will you blame then?

If we get to that point, there won't be a liberal candidate to worry about.

[Zavien Doombringer]

Oops, I am sorry, I was looking for an argument...

[Darksheare]

I know.
I remember.
A bunch of stuff went down then as well.
And I missed some of it even while being there.
*chuckle*

[tacticalogic]

I never argued about intentions.

You seem to disagree with the observation that if they wanted to give you Kerry, they'd vote for Kerry.

[Darksheare]

And getting John Kerry into office would be BETTER?

[tacticalogic]

If we get to that point, there won't be a liberal candidate to worry about.

And you sure of this because..?

[Skooz]

You seem to disagree with the observation that if they wanted to give you Kerry, they'd vote for Kerry.

Not at all. If they wanted to give us Kerry, they WOULD vote for Kerry.

Perot voters did not necessarily WANT to give us Bubba and his evil minions, but that they did.

The INTENTIONS may be pure as the driven snow, but the RESULTS are what we have to live with.

[Zavien Doombringer]

Click the pic!

BWAAAAHAHAHAHA

Zot! Did you feel that?

[El Conservador]

It's a lost cause, Darksheare!!!

The guy has his head hopelessly too far up his ass.

He'll rather have Kerry as president, just to screw "tax-and-spend liberal" GWB.

Just pathetic.

[blackie]

Whatever happened to all of PJB supporters and conspiracy gang ~ you know the skull and crossed boned, trilateral, build-a-burger, black helicopter crowd?