Last ditch appeal to Libertarians and Constitution voters:

11/1/2004 | agitate

[Agitate]

Is your protest vote worth 4 years of John Kerry? Are you willing to risk appeasing terrorists, sellout to the UN and the EU, more taxes, less for the military, homosexual marriage and activist judges who will be there long after the president is gone, your for vote today?

Sometimes you have to lose a battle to win the final war. Is a vote for a candidate who will not win worth 4 years of Kerry’s extreme liberalism? I hope not.

[The Hollywood Conservative]

Moot point. Republican house and republican senate means even if Kerry gets elected any "universal" healthcare proposal will fail, and badly at that.




Thats great for 2004-2005... What if the Liberals and Democrats retake the congress in the 2006 midterm elections and John Kerry is riding the veto pen for two more years?

[Kleon]

The action of casting a vote against Bush, whether it's for Kerry, Peroutka, or Badnarik, is the true attack on freedom in this election.

No, trying to scare others into voting for your candidate is the true attack on freedom. Voting for who you want is exercising that freedom.

[CSM]

I'm amazed at the amount of begging, arguing, etc. that occurs on FreeRepublic that asks for people to abandon their core beliefs, hold their nose, and vote a certain way. Just because the Republican Party has sacrificed it's core values and is now the moderate party, all the conservatives are supposed to come along.

I wonder how people can make statements such as I read on this thread with a straight face, then go to other threads and talk about how the "minority" voter should stop blindly voting for the Democrats.

I will be voting for GWB, however I also admit that it is difficult to vote moderate when I am a conservative. The major plus to the current moderate party is that it has pushed the Democrat party so far left that their face is Michael Moore.

Now, let's hope GWB keeps his promise regarding SS and that he seriously consideres HR25.

[NYorkerInHouston]

Texas redistricting should guarantee and Republican house until at least 2012

[Protagoras]

Hey! The radical "WAR ON AMERICAN CULTURE" people are here!

[TBarnett34]

No, trying to scare others into voting for your candidate is the true attack on freedom. Voting for who you want is exercising that freedom.

I'm pretty sure that's a Democrat talking point. I must be trying to suppress the vote or somethin'.

[null and void]

THIS Libertarian is spliting his ticket...

[ActionNewsBill]

I thought you didn't need the votes from "Liberaltarians"?

What happened to change your mind?

[Cultural Jihad]

But I might puke after I do.

We'll all be polite and pretend to be interested in your personal problems.

[TBarnett34]

Another genius who thinks he/she can persuade others to agree with HIM/HER by insulting them.

You've already made it quite clear that anyone who doesn't agree with your conservative relativism is not a 'deep thinker.'

I'll not waste any more time arguing with a brick wall.

[Protagoras]

The most moronic thing is this idea that you will convince people to your side by calling them names and insulting them.

If the Republicans had this kind advice in the campaign they would get 2% of the vote.

Geniuses

[gdc61]

with the mainstream media standing firmly behind him, Kerry, if he wins, will have half the country behind him. and with all the "whichever way the wind blows" RINO's in congress, "Hillerycare" WILL be a reality.

[ActionNewsBill]

For the sake of the next four years, a vote against Bush is a vote against conservatism.

When did the President become a "Conservative"?

[jimt]

Another genius who thinks he/she can persuade others to agree with HIM/HER by insulting them.

Bingo !

[Protagoras]

You've already made it quite clear that anyone who doesn't agree with your conservative relativism is not a 'deep thinker.'

You have already made it quite clear that you think you can convince people by insulting them.

By the way, I'm not a relativist, or a conservative. You haven't gotten a single thing right so far.

I'll not waste any more time arguing with a brick wall.

Always a good idea to stop digging when you are already in a hole.

[eyespysomething]

Third party voter voting for Bush, and working for Bush victory, in a safe Bush state. Needs all the votes he can get.

[gdc61]

and all of those things will be better with Kerry huh? yep teach the bad GOPers a lesson. meanwhile our country and its constitution goes straight into the can. thanks comrade

[TBarnett34]

By the way, I'm not a relativist, or a conservative.

Then, with all due respect, what in the heck are you doing on a conservative forum?

[Protagoras]

We'll all be polite

We? There isn't anyone on this site who sides with you on any issue after they find out who you really are. You have delusions of adequacy.

[Netizen]

I don't like it, but I will vote for Bush in the Presidential section. Constitution Party everywhere else that I can.

I hope that next time I will be able to vote for the candidate that I agree with on most issues, instead of being blackmailed all the time into voting for the lesser of two evils.