Voting 'no' on Hillary, Obama and McCain: Is this the year for 3rd party candidate?

WorldNetDaily ^ | March 24, 2008 | Staff

[Content Provider]

There are more leftist third parties than right-wing ones.

Left wing: Democrats, Greens, Communists, Workers’ World Socialist, and now Republican

Right wing: Constitution, Libertarian, Natural Law (I think)

[EternalVigilance]

I agree on all points.

A very insightful post.

[coalman]

I agree,I protested in the primary,but now it’s McCain or Hillary or obama or even Gore or a combination of them,,geesh!
start the conservative movement AFTER the election.

[EternalVigilance]

I just don’t understand your “logic.”

[c-b 1]

What's the point in defeating Terrorists in the Middle East, when they can cross the borders at will? That's not apt to change with McCain.

I've voted against McCain so many times I don't know if I can bring myself to change. If you want to vote for him I'll not try to change your mind.

[pissant]

Unlikely to make a difference in 2008. We are laying the groundwork for 2012.

http://falconparty.com/

[upsdriver]

Bloomberg gave up on his plan to go independent for one reason: Americans do not want a 3rd party candidate.

Bloomberg gave up because America doesn't want him.

America wants McCain over anyone else, and that’s what counts.

Well, then, America must be stupid.

I'll take a third party candidate because I absolutely refuse to vote for McCain.

[BJungNan]

Forget the 3rd party candidate, draft JC Watts.

[EternalVigilance]

Nice, but I don’t think we have that long.

[EternalVigilance]

Draft him for what? Sorry, I don’t get it.

[Red Steel]

There are more leftist third parties than right-wing ones.

When Moonbat parties other than the Dems can get something like 20% of the national vote then a conservative party can emerge and win. The way the Dem party is going this year, it's a distinct possibility that they could splinter into pieces which could form a new Moonbat party of hardcore bats.

[upsdriver]

Mainstream Republicans warn that a division of vote, that is any conservative not supporting the more conservative of the mainstream candidates, will result in a White House run by the Democratic candidate.

So? And who's fault is that?

[pissant]

We have no choice. There is no third party candidate of stature that will run on the TP/CP ticket or the Reform ticket. A 3rd party independent will have a helluva time getting on any state ballots. TIme to ditch the GOP and build a base to fight from.

[upsdriver]

Couldn’t find anybody sane?

Sane? or the more moderate, sellout type?

[EternalVigilance]

Absolutely.

[upsdriver]

Go ahead and vote for McCain, then. You have that right.

[Content Provider]

If we split from McCain first, we could help to precipitate that... then it’s wide open.

[upsdriver]

Actually, now that you mention it, though, John McCain reminds me of Perot.

Yeah, they are both nuts.

[EternalVigilance]

You have FReepmail.

[afnamvet]

"TIme to ditch the GOP and build a base to fight from."

Amen to that and count me in.