Have you folks heard of the Constitution Party?

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

[k2blader]

*LOL*

[Darksheare]

"Bush = Hitler/Nazi Kerry=Communism/Kruschev vote for one" is a good analogy?

[Bald Eagle777]

Last time I checked we were electing the next President of the United States, a sovereign national Republic, not the Leader of the World.

[Protagoras]

If we get a bad apple, we'll deal with him/her.

We? You mean the taxpayer will pay huge sums to imprison these criminals so you can stay pure to you party? Not to mention all the money they steal before getting caught. And the citizens who's rights have been violated by these scum bags.

Don't get me wrong, sometimes I do have to hold my nose.

Gee, I feel better now. You would rather vote for a liberal who says he's a Republican than a conservative of another party. Good strategy.

I help keep the 'RATS out of power

But give them most of what they want. Wonderful

[Protagoras]

That's not the analogy. But nice try Jr.

[jambooti]

The Constitution, yes...I also feel it's important for elected lawmakers to check their religious slants at the door.

[k2blader]

I think most people have "religious slants", either of the pro-faith or anti-faith persuasion, and said slants naturally play a large role in how one distinguishes right from wrong, justice versus injustice. So for lawmakers to "check them in at the door" completely would result in a decidedly amoral system of government.

Maybe what you're trying to say is you support the Establishment Clause of the Constitution, in which case I would entirely agree.

[Willie Green]

I'm no good at haiku.

Actually, that "Big Duda" link goes to a Johnny Cash song,
[Originally by Leonard Cohen]
but I'll admit to being partial to the Rita Coolidge version.

[Darksheare]

*embarrassed*
The post looked like haiku, which I am absolutely terrible at.
I'll hit the link again and maybe this time not get sidetracked!
*chuckle*

[Darksheare]

Vaguely familiar.
Going to have to ask the missus abut it and see if she might have it.

[MeekOneGOP]

We? You mean the taxpayer will pay huge sums to imprison these criminals so you can stay pure to you party? Not to mention all the money they steal before getting caught. And the citizens who's rights have been violated by these scum bags.

Uh, the GOP is MUCH more inclined to pitch the bad boys out than the 'RATS are. (I don't know about the Libertarians, though ). That is what I meant. A big difference betweent the GOP and the 'RATS is that the GOP generally throws OUT its' trash, while the 'RATS worship theirs.

You would rather vote for a liberal who says he's a Republican than a conservative of another party. Good strategy.

Ron Paul was never on my ballot, but wouldn't have ever got my vote when he was a Libertarian. Sorry. (I know, I know. He's a GOP now. Still not on my ballot).

We take long-time Conservative DemocRATS and walk them across the aisle here in Texas:

Anyway, thanks. I think I'm through with this debate. Have a good afternoon.

[tortoise]

The Constitution Party is nuttier than the Libertarian Party, and many of their planks are absurd and have nothing to do with the Constitution. They'll never be anything but marginal.

[k2blader]

and many of their planks are absurd and have nothing to do with the Constitution.

Please post some examples?

[Darksheare]

But that IS your analogy.
Nice try at sidestepping it.

[blackie]

It looks like Mt Rainier is attempting to regurgitate. :)

[blackie]

Did I say that numbie?

[blackie]

Read what I said, not what you think I said, grumpy.

[Willie Green]

Vaguely familiar.
Going to have to ask the missus abut it and see if she might have it.

You can listen to a sample at Amazon (Disk 1, track 11)

[blackie]

I have lotsa garlic but crucifix. *sigh*

[k2blader]

You resort to namecalling instead of answering a simple question? Telling.

So what did you mean by "They're dead" ?