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As a "Reagan Libertarian," I long since decided to vote for Bush. Where did the Democrats get the idea that the Libertarians are their allies? Bill Maher "claims" to be a Libertarian, probably because it gives him some sort of license to pursue any illicit chemicals he desires without being impugned. But Maher is no Libertarian. The Libertarians have some fringe ideas and some truly good ones. Of all of the political parties, it comes perhaps the closest to adhering to the Constitution of the United States. But you can't argue policies like adults if John Kerry is elected, shreds the Constitution, and appoints a liberal Supreme Court which will turn liberty on its ear for the next generation.

I believe, my friends, we are in a Cold Civil War with the Democrat party, which is now run by its lunatic, far-Left fringe. It's a struggle which is every bit as important as winning the War on Terror, which, by the way, is not some "metaphor" cooked up by the Bush administration.

On November 2nd, we need to crush the Democrats at the polls, but make no mistake, they won't go away. Instead, they will become even more shrill, more desperate, and perhaps even more violent.

I've always said those libertarians really know what they're doing...I did say that, I think?

I dunno. In 1990 or thereabouts, I reregistered Libertarian in California out of disgust for George I and his failure to read his own lips. It quickly came to my attention that the Libertarian party (at least in CA) was run by a bunch of moonbats who seemed mostly concerned with being able to puff their doobies free of government sanction.

I came home to the Republicans pretty quickly.

That said, Hospers sounds like his head is screwed on pretty well. His letter sounds like what I thought the Libertarian party would be like.